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Letter from the Editor

The excitement of the Tour of Britain is now just a memory, but once again the event showed how slick and professional organisation can make a major event a pleasure. The rolling road blocks were handled by the Police smoothly and the actually passage of the riders was over in a matter of minutes. The TV coverage given by Channel 4 showed the Lake District in a wonderful light (even in the showery South Lakes). Can we hope that more visitors will come here to see for themselves that the beauty in the area is not just 04 in the population centres? The tale of the ticket machines rumbles on. Some of our readers have been “ferry upset” by developments. Local SLDC councillor Ben Berry has taken up the cudgel to Contents try and get a resolution to the problem. Where has the 4 Wateredge Inn opens human interaction in our public services gone? Anyone its doors travelling on the ferry enjoyed the slightly old-fashioned concept of being welcomed on board by a real person 4 Single File now... who took your money with a smile (usually). Does the 5 Have you Herd the latest... supposed efficiency of the electronic machine really make up for the loss of the personal touch? 7 the Tour ‘struggles’ through Ambleside We also have reflections on the intrusion into our ancient 14 landscape of the Pokemon phenomenon. Will Claife 8 “Ticket machines should Viewing Station become a Pokemon gym? (I know all be thrown in the Lake” about this stuff - NOT). 10 Troutbeck to be cut off! But, mainly, what we need to be thinking about now is 12 Award winning pop up the approach of Autumn, and the Winter. For myself I love the cool autumnal mornings with a bit of wispy theatre experience set for mist. We’ve always referred to them as Lake District return to Mornings. 17 Love it or hate it In issue 24 we Th e 'big shop' is inevitable! However we hope we have made the Christmas shop a little easier for you, as and as promised we have collated a tm small collection of gift ideas from our ris distinctive local shops and businesses! will be running h shopping From the 'unique' to some things you C just quite can't put a price on! 14 SCHOOLS fun for the whole family! 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Gifts for him, for her 29 CHURCH and for them! From jewellery to hats, a spa 30 CLASSIFIEDS voucher to a bike or even a night away with someone special, why not tempt readers to shop local this Christmas. Future deadlines To feature your business get in touch before 1st November Issue Deadline Release begins [email protected] or call 015395 35454 WN23 1st October 24th October WN24 1st November 28th November

2, Imperial House, Main St., Grange-over-Sands, LA11 6DP [email protected] 015395 35454 Wateredge Inn opens its doors It took 239 days, but on August 1 the Wateredge Inn at Waterhead – the victim of two serious floods in six years – finally completed its full reopening. The storm which struck Cumbria on Saturday 5 The Grand Day Out returns December last year was on the weekend of 14th, 15th a double-whammy for the and 16th October, following Wateredge Inn, popular inn on the north views of the lake the success of January’s shore of Windermere; as the are a lot different inaugural event. lake was rising inexorably from 7 months ago There are all sorts of exciting the premises was hit by a goings-on planned with events road flood from the rear. for all ages in a celebration “But we’re back in business A trip to the large bar to withstand any future of Cumbria; from star gazing and the response since we reveals the work that has flooding. “And we’ve on through guided walks and have reopened has been gone into the new-look installed smaller tables so bike rides, trail runs, mystery wonderful,” said manager tours, tea and cake, family area; the bar itself is brick- we can move them quicker Ann-Marie Baker. “We would quests, gigs, workshops, films faced and water sealed, if we have to,” said Ann- screenings, work parties, races like to thank all our customers and the stone flooring Marie. “Hopefully it won’t and to a culminatory barbecue who have been so patient.” also has been designed come to that.” on Sunday afternoon. Langdale is the host with lots of outdoor enjoyment Windermere is hosting fundraising for communities one of the few northern and projects such as Cumbria “Walk for Freedom” Single File now... Community Foundation Flood events on the 15th of Appeal, Mountain Rescue and October this year. other voluntary services who played a vital role in helping during the devastating floods in Organised by A21, a global December 2015. And it doesn’t anti-human trafficking stop there, as the launch of a organisation, the purpose county-wide event scheduled of the event is to shine a for February 2017 is promised. spotlight on the 27 million men, women, and children This future Grand Day Out will who are still TRAPPED IN be bigger, better and involve many more communities than SLAVERY today. ever before. The Walk For Freedom granddayoutcumbria.org.uk exists to eradicate modern- day slavery, a global reality that affects every continent and economic Founder, says, “One step place at 11 am on the 15th structure. The goal of the at a time. One pound at a October, starting at The Wearings bookshop #WalkForFreedom is to take time. One life at a time. We Lakes School in Troutbeck Ambleside closed a united stance that will will abolish modern day Bridge, Windermere turn awareness into action. slavery.” (Check-in Time: From 9:30 am to 10:30 am), Ambleside bookshop The true multiplication of The Walk For Freedom’s and finishing at Bowness Wearings, well known to this freedom message key distinguishing factor is a will be seen around the Pier. A free ferry will return walkers because of its huge single-file line of participants world through social media participants to selection of guidebooks and dressed in black, with black coverage and distributed on tape covering their mouths Visitor Centre near to The maps, has closed down. social media. to represent the 27 million Lakes School. The shop, on Lake Road, held Last year A21 organised slaves who have no voice. Participant are asked to a closing down sale over the 200 walks in 28 countries As the line moves through wear all black, including the August bank holiday and into and hope to raise even the town information Walk For Freedom T-shirt, early September. There are more funds and awareness about human trafficking is if purchased. Hashtag: now just two book shops in with their 3rd annual distributed to onlookers. #WalkForFreedom. Search the town, Fred Holdsworth Walk For Freedom 2016. The Walk For Freedom in Facebook for “A21 Walk for and Henry Roberts. Christine Caine, A21’s Windermere will be taking Freedom Windermere”

4 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Have you ‘Herd’ the latest... The countdown to the Lake District National Park Authority’s bid for World Heritage status continued in the pouring rain at Ambleside Sports. The authority’s chief executive Richard Leafe posed with an ‘I’ve Herd’ campaign hessian bag and told Windermere Now that the final decision will be taken next year in Poland. stating: I’ve herd... the “July 2017 in Krakow,” he Lake District are bidding said. “Fingers crossed!” for World Heritage Status The ‘I’ve Herd’ campaign in 2017. Back the bid at includes car stickers with lakesworldheritage.co.uk the popular Herdy logo #lakedistrictbid.

lost, was the car in trouble or perhaps they had a family emergency and needed to get in touch with somebody urgently? I couldn’t help myself, curiosity gets the better of me and a polite “are you alright there” tumbles from my lips. Picture the scene: a quiet “Pokemon” comes the response. back road between Ings Clearly I needn’t have worried and Troutbeck on a breezy too much then. Further down Lake District summer’s the road a couple are sitting in day when a family tumbles their car attending to their own out of their people carrier electronic devices. Needless to say I felt one conversation about next to a gate. computer generated creatures The children and mother stare was enough for one day and intently at their smartphones. my dog was impatient to try and Their dog looks bemused and ‘catch ‘em all’. Rabbits, squirrels possibly a little resigned, my and deer that is, not Raichus, dog looks vainly in hope of an Snorlaxs and Drowzees - extra tickle or two. Were they whatever they all are!

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Paul Martyn the Tour ‘struggles’ through Ambleside

Fans watch the big screen

Mark Cavendish leads team mate Steve The struggle begins for the riders Cummings through the crowds

They came to see cycling legends Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish, but at the end of a momentous day for British cycling the real star of the show was Ambleside and the narrow road up the fearsome fellside above it known as The Struggle.

s a test of a professional then a huge roar as the leading rider’s ability to scale in- group of cyclists charged up the clines of 25% (that’s 1 in 4 steep incline. The charging didn’t Ain old money!) The Struggle will last long as the gradient increased take some beating. and the lactic acid build-up in tired Andrew Hewitt’s creations brighten up legs kicked in. And then they were the centre of town Don’t just take our word for it. Sky gone and all eyes turned back to rider Nicolas Roche, son of former see how far the chasing group Tour De France winner Stephen were behind: 20 seconds... 30... Roche, said on TV after the stage: 40... then an even louder roar as “It was definitely a struggle, but the unmistakeable figure of sprinter I think there should be a moun- extraordinaire Mark Cavendish tain-top finish there one day!” appeared – leading his team mate There was a sense that something Steve Cummings like a man pos- special was brewing as Ambleside sessed. started filling up with visitors earlier The wily Cummings later caught than even on a bank holiday up with the leaders on the Paul McDougall’s shocking-pink bike weekend, and with the road to descent to Kirkstone Pass closed to motorised and broke away with Belgian In the build up to the big traffic from 9am there began a rider Julien Vermote between day a number of colourful bikes were put up around steady stream of pedestrians and Bowness and Plumgarths. The Ambleside. cyclists heading up the three-mile two came into Kendal neck-and- Top marks for creativity must climb to the third highest public neck, turned right onto the brutal go to Andrew Hewitt of the house in (at 1.460ft). finishing hill of Beast Banks with Regent Hotel in Waterhead. Down in the town 200 or more barely a wheel between them, The most colourful bike of cycling fans watched the race unfold and the massive crowds lining them all – which also was on a huge screen as the riders raced the run-in shouted and hollered lit up at night – was Paul through Keswick, sprinted in Grasmere for an English win. It was not to McDougall’s on Lake Road; and headed towards Ambleside. be; Vermote rode clear in the final in shocking-pink and perched One by one motorcycles with blue 250 yards and claimed the race halfway up a tree. flashing lights came up the hill; leader’s yellow jersey at the end then the lead cars... of an extraordinary day of cycling.

[email protected] | 015395 35454 7 “Ticket machines should be thrown in the Lake” FOLLOWING OUR RECENT ARTICLE on the new “and improved” ticketing arrangements on the Windermere cable ferry we have received letters from angry residents and a response from local SLDC Councillor Ben Berry.

indermere operate the machines for Councillor customers for “the rest of Ben Berry has the Summer”. Windermere W Councillor Ben Berry said suggested that the new Windermere Ferry Ticket this wasn’t a solution “This machines should be is classic Cumbria County dumped in the Lake. Council: They hoped this failed digitisation exercise The new ticket machines would make things easier have caused misery and and save wages but the annoyance to thousands opposite has happened with of residents and visitors. using the service now more After being installed in late complicated and with an June and the machines increased cost to taxpayers. have been the subject of If the Leadership of the hundreds of complaints Dear Editor YOUR Council had any business SAY and have caused reduced sense, or common sense, crossings due to delays. Cannot pay on the boat. Have to get out we would have a customer of your car, rain or shine. Additional staff The machines are seen focused solution that reqd to explain the machines, which are relatively as overly complicated maximised the enjoyable complex given the range of ticket types. with customers having to use of this valuable highway Oh and have you noticed how the services has navigate multiple menus crossing, instead we see slowed down? Used to have 15, 30 & 45 minute wait with little instruction to politicians ducking and signs. Then 20 40 & 60. Having just come back from simply purchase one ticket. sticking their heads in the Dartmouth where the ferries (one each way) operate Yesterday Cumbria County sand. These ticket machines a rapid service through much busier and tidal water, it Council finally gave in should be thrown in the Lake does beg the question why are to community pressure and users should receive not being held to account by any Authority or Highways and said they would have an apology for this complete for the current fiasco. Either our ferry is part of the road a member of staff to mess.” network, or it’s a toy. Can someone please clarify? Yours sincerely Alan Piper Coniston

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8 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Dear Editor YOUR SAY I read with interest and renewed frustration and anger your article highlighting the debacle that is now the ticketing system for the Windermere ferry. I concur with everything in your article and add a few further points of complete frustration with the new process. I live in Far Sawrey and regularly rely on the ferry service to connect with public transport, bus and rail network which is run on a timetable - after writing to the ferry operators Amey recently about the ticket farce and delays they inform me there is no longer a timetable just a start and finish time each day for the ferry service. The service used to be fairly reliable (barring strong winds) with 3 crossings per side (6 in total per hour) it is routinely now down to 1 or 2 crossings per side per hour - so must also be losing money and inefficient. I can no longer rely on the service and have to allow significant extra time to make journeys. I also think there is excessive signage on both sides of the lake now required and increased in order to advise passengers to purchase tickets before boarding because they were not doing so... not the look really required for I would have thought? It is a disgrace the amount of money had to be spent on signs every few meters to inform passengers of a new ticket process. There are now more staff required to operate the ferry - helping customers navigate the ticket machine (which is very complicated and outdated methods of payment), staff to walk down the queue before allowing cars to board only to punch a hole in the ticket (for what purpose I have no idea), passenger staff member and driver. Double the amount of staff from 2/3 to 4/5 I have seen. The people who administer this system have clearly We are a family run not seen the efficiency of how the staff were able to business, with over 25 operate the ferry before the installation of the new ticket Portabello years experience. machines. They have, I will say succeeded in many Blinds & Curtains We pride ourselves on things; spoiling the landscape with excessive road signs, our reliable, prompt and inefficient and reducing an essential service to locals and personal service. tourists, no doubt setting the course for a price increase • Faux wooden interior shutters to account for the reduced number of crossings. Only a three week delivery - manufactured in the UK I genuinely feel for the hard working ferry staff having to • venetian, roller, roman and deal with such a ridiculous management who think the vertical blinds new ticketing system is progress.. Great work !! • Extensive, beautiful range of Angry Far Sawrey resident. made to measure curtains 01524 702 111 • Conservatory blind specialists www.portabello.net • Approved Velux blind dealers Dear Editor YOUR SAY Where quality & courtesy come as standard I totally agree with the comments in your magazine “Windermere Now” regarding the new ticketing system. transforming lives by design Why on earth change something that was straightforward and easy? I wonder what the logic was in creating what is now a difficult, time consuming and very annoying system ? We are locals and use the ferry fairly frequently by car and by foot. Visitors are obviously struggling to use the Architectural Design Ltd new system if they can find it in the first place! When T: 015394 43721 we last used it, there were council folk there to help but E: [email protected] it must be far more expensive than the old system as these people would have to be paid. There are still the W: www.adlarchitects.co.uk usual two people on the ferry.Then people were having to leave their cars to pay, causing traffic hold ups. I feel this is a dreadful system which should be scrapped. Regards Helen Pugh

[email protected] | 015395 35454 9 Tim’s Column Windermere Town Council I have been keeping up the pressure on HSBC to change Is your Shop Front looking tired and in need of repair? their mind over the decision to close their branch in Windermere Town the Quarry Rigg car yet. It is good news, Windermere.The Kendal branch Council are, once park, Bowness. The as the road is in awful of HSBC is at the top of a steep again, offering toilets will be fully condition and the Town flight of steps which many elderly small grants of up modernised and the Council has made many and disabled people struggle to to £500 to help with entrance will be turned complaints about it. climb. If you bank with HSBC renovation, painting around to the road Local residents are very and find climbing steps a bit of or enhancement of and be level with the welcome to come along a challenge then the nearest shop fronts. If you pavement, which will to our meetings and we branch you can actually get to are interested, please enable all the toilets welcome applicants to to be accessed by will become the one in Lancaster. contact the Town be a Town Councillor – disabled users. This will This means people who originally Clerk (details below). we are filling up but still be a big improvement banked with HSBC in Ambleside have vacancies! The Mayor presented and is a reminder of have gone from having a branch awards at the recent the Town Council’s Our next meetings on their doorstep to having to Boat Parade – a continuing commitment are on Wednesdays travel for nearly an hour to do wonderful event again to public toilet provision 28th September and your banking. This is simply this year. I think he in our community. 12th October at 7pm, unreasonable and I have written enjoyed it, but he did Langstone House, We have received to them again to tell them this. Broad Street. nearly get eaten by notification that Broad Farmers are experiencing their Bownessie!! Street will be re- Mrs Julie Wright lowest incomes in nearly a decade. Work is scheduled to surfaced during the Clerk to Windermere In the past year their incomes fell start in October on a Autumn by the County Town Council clerk@ by about 29% on average. That is complete refurbishment Council. We do not windermere-tc.gov.uk a massive fall in anyone’s income. of the public toilets in have precise dates 07951 402372 Many farmers who still have not received the money that they were due at the end of 2015 are those who farm the fells around the Lake District. Part of the explanation is Troutbeck the failure of the Rural Payments to be cut off! Agency to do its job properly. Given the already low incomes of these BT are consulting farms often provide this is unfair. on removing a ‘vital’ phone box A report earlier this year very in Troutbeck near clearly pointed to the Agency itself Windermere with what HRE R T AT being the problem and called the local Councillor has E D on it to get its act together and labelled a shock move. N

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Minister in charge of Defra who by BT who have to R continued to make excuses. She provide them under claimed that the delays were their Universal Service down to the “complex” nature of Obligation regardless of significant number to the visitors of our the tasks involved in sorting out income. BT have sought of tourists the village village who rely on it. the claims. We know from the to reduce the number of receives. Residents and I will be report that much of the problem phone boxes because of Local Councillor working very hard to is down to the “complex” way that falling revenue and have Ben Berry said the push back against what the Agency chooses to run itself. posted a notice inside notice had shocked would be a retrograde I will be following this up with the the Troutbeck phone box him “The regulator, step for our village.” Minister as soon as Parliament is stating their intention to Ofcom are very clear Sustaining rural back in session. remove the box. that Phone Boxes are economies with If you need to contact me about The Troutbeck phone especially important these or any other issues please box serves an area with where mobile phones services such as email [email protected] or little to no mobile signal don’t work. To remove phone boxes is a phone 01539 723 403. which is especially this box would be priority of Westmorland important for the incredibly detrimental Conservatives. Thanks for your support, Tim

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A unique pop up Award theatre experience is set to return to South winning pop Lakeland following a smash-hit debut in up theatre Kendal last year. experience Back by popular demand, award winning theatre set for return company Paines Plough will once again be pitching to Kendal their Roundabout theatre dome at the town’s Abbot Hall art Gallery for a four days of cutting edge Cumbria Woodburners performances from 6- 9 Wood burning & October. Multi fuel stove installers Growth by Luke Norris SUPERPOWERS Richard Corgan, Remy Beasley and Andy Rush Fire places, Hearths (Thu 6 Oct, Sat 8 Oct & Chimneys, All building Sun 9 Oct) - A comedy works, Free estimates about a hip and trendy Love, Lies and Taxidermy Scotsman Fringe First young guy who finds by Alan Harris (Sat 8 Oct award which is given to a lump on one of his Over 30yrs trade experience & Sun 9 Oct) - A funny theatre that demonstrates testicles and has to yet heart-warming boy outstanding originality. 01229 861202 make some serious life www.cumbriawoodburners.co.uk meets girl love story decisions. Roundabout will also exploring the the lives host a variety of extra I Got Superpowers for of young people and the my Birthday by Katie events including live difficulties they face with M.E.L. FurnitureRestorersDouglas (Fri 7 Oct - Sun music from the Kendal parents, peer pressure Blacksmiths20yearsexperienceinallaspectsof9 Oct) - A fast-paced and folk band The Hey Down & Furniturefurniturerestoration.Specialisingin Restorers and relationships. Treaders, stand-up Specialistsalltypesofseatweavingincluding in traditional & fantasy filled adventure modern gates & railings following three almost- The Roundabout spent comedian Ed Gamble with includinghandwoven&pre-wovencanework stainless steel glazed railing systems teens as they go on an August drawing packed his new show Stampede, Enquiries(015395)36269www.mel-cartmel.co.ukepic quest to save the houses at the Edinburgh and spoken word from planet. Special schools Festival and Growth Furness-based collective shows available. scooped the prestigious Some Some Unicorn. Enquiries (015395) 36269 www.mel-cartmel.co.uk Mountain Festival to feature high profile premieres

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12 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Letters to the Editor 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 ADVENTURE correspondent requests anonymity. In this case ‘name and address supplied’ will be added. LEISUREADVENTURE VEHICLES LEISURE VEHICLES Dear Sir, required that the locations be somewhere backward and old The Northern country cheese fashioned (Derwent Water, farmers who gave their where else?) they have not name to Keswick have now only “bigged-up” their non- declared war on Windermere existent connection to AR, but by kidnapping Arthur have had the temerity to have Ransome and claiming him held the premier of the film in as their own. that strange little town. Notwithstanding that Arthur Here in Windermere, the was educated in Windermere Royalty cinema would have and wrote his first book been the perfect venue for a Swallows and Amazons star-studded gala premiere whilst living here, drawing with a real connection to the on the familiar geography of author and his stories. Windermere and Coniston, Can we trust those north- they have taken the new film of country folk with any of our that book as referring to them. heritage? Just because the magic of film Name and address supplied

Dear Sir, www.adventurelv.com www.adventurelv.comTEBAY BUSINESS PARK, TEBAY (J38 M6) Please can you help? At Oxfam in Ambleside we are www.adventurelv.comTEBAY BUSINESS PARK, TEBAY (J38 M6) CUMBRIA, CA10 3SS 01539 624141 desperate for Saturday & Wednesday Volunteers - especially CUMBRIA,TEBAY BUSINESS CA10 3SS PARK, TEBAY (J38 M6) 01539 624141 CUMBRIA, CA10 3SS 01539 624141 till people! We have morning and afternoon shifts available, full training given, a lovely friendly team to help you feel welcome. Endless tea and coffee! Reasonable local transport costs reimbursed. Pop into the shop in Ambleside (down past Greggs), phone 015394 34487 or [email protected] The Association for the Independence Many thanks, Deborah, Manager of Disabled People

Grateful Thanks materials. Their generosity ANNOUNCES has enabled the ongoing our Second Charity Film Show Members of the Windermere renovation work of the many and & Bowness Community Benches we have in the area The inauguration of the “Flying Wurlitzer” Organ Bench Project are extremely to continue. launched by Sir Chris Bonington grateful to those who have PCSO Sarah Blacow, On at 7.30pm donated to the purchase of behalf of the Team on Wednesday 19th October 2016 The Royalty Cinema, Bowness-on-Windermere to raise funds for a clinical drug trial to benefit people Windermere Police Woman Attacked with motor neurone disease

Thank you for the update on this sickening incident and The Titfield Thunderbolt I do hope the Police Officer makes a full recovery both starring physiologically and psychologically and can continue in the Stanley Holloway, George Relph, Naunton Wayne, John Gregson important role she and colleagues perform on a daily basis. Interval for launch of Wurlitzer organ followed by Those responsible ought to hang their heads in shame and they organ recital by Mark Latimer should be appropriately punished, maybe having to live with their disgusting behaviour for the rest of their lives may be enough, Good disabled access to cinema but what will society think of them, should we call them cowards, Tickets £15.00 bullies, drunken or just bloody idiots. Blue Badge Holders – Free access for partner/carer What does surprise me is how the officer’s line manager ordered Please purchase tickets in advance or permitted her to go out on patrol alone, for during the summer (Magnum of champagne for lucky ticket number) months with warmer weather and lighter evenings there is an By telephone on 015394 48459 increased number of people on the streets. This is even more Most Major credit/debit cards accepted so in popular holiday places such as Windermere, Bowness, Or by cheque, made payable to “AID” from Ambleside, Grasmere and Keswick and I would have thought the AID, Applethwaite Lodge, The Common,Windermere, LA23 1JQ

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The best kest in Cumbria Get jabbed Throughout the summer students on before the Environmental and Land Based Science university course enjoyed fine, dry weather. Young people going to However this luck college or university eventually failed and this autumn are an unusually wet day strongly encouraged prevailed towards the end digging turf. Unlike a dry The Environmental and to get vaccinated of the summer term. stone wall, a stone kest Land Based Science against meningitis and The stone kest is one contains turf and stone, group should be proud of septicaemia (blood of the highlights of the with soil in the middle. their achievements and poisoning) due to the hopefully the kest will outdoor classroom and Eventually when finished MenW bug, one of despite the rain good stand the test of time and a hedge will be planted the most aggressive progress was made in be there for years to come. and deadly strains of and so the kest will be its ongoing construction. Thanks to the National Meningitis. a perfect habitat for lots Situated at the end of Trust for supplying the of wildlife. Rain stopped the school field the kest stone for the kest and Young people going on was started by volunteers play just before lunch due Andrew Wilkinson, a to university or college and the Lake District to not being able to see! ranger from the LDNPA, for are particularly at National Park Authority in After lunch spirits were his support in this project. risk of meningitis and May. A lot of preparation high again and the group Without his time and effort septicaemia because they was needed to start worked hard to complete this project would not have mix with so many other with, moving stones and the second layer of the kest. been possible. students, some of whom are unknowingly carrying the bacteria. GPs will be writing to is celebrating its best Top Work at Windermere GCSE and IGCSE the following groups to results in over a decade. encourage them to get Surpassing a 95% pass vaccinated at their surgery rate at A* to C is the as soon as possible: highest that the school ll all 17 and 18 year olds has achieved since it (school year 13; born went co-educational and between 1/9/1997 to non-selective in 2000. It 31/08/1998); is also significantly higher ll 19-year-olds who than the national average missed getting of 66.6%. This success vaccinated last year follows hot on the heels of an impressive set (anyone born between of results for Year 13 1/9/1996 to 31/08/1997) pupils, all of whom The disease can develop passed the International suddenly and progress Baccalaureate. of IGCSEs and GCSEs with the success of our which suits pupils well. IB students earlier in rapidly. Early symptoms At Windermere School Universities draw no include headache, more than half of the the summer, this must vomiting, muscle pain, students’ results were distinction between the be the best year we graded at A* or A, and two examination types have ever had in terms fever, and cold hands for the first time since and Headmaster, Ian of examination results. and feet. Students 2000, there was a 100% Lavender, feels that this We are a non-selective should be alert to the pass rate in English and mixture ensures that the school, so to achieve signs and symptoms Mathematics. Special school can continue to these results are a and should not wait for mentions go to the offer a breadth of courses testament to the hard a rash to develop before following Local students: to the students, suited to work of both the students seeking medical attention Ella Handy (9A*, A); their aspirations. and the staff. urgently. Students are also Daisy Southern (9A*, Mr. Lavender said: We wish all our Year 11’s encouraged to look out for A); Nuala Murray (8A*, “This is a fantastic set of onward success, as we their mates, particularly 2A); Maisie Bullock results for our Year 11’s welcome a new cohort if they go to their room (8A*, A, B); and Matilda and a very satisfying end of students into the year. unwell. Salisbury (7A*, 3A). The to the academic year for We hope that they can school offers a mixture the school. Combined continue the good work.”

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Remember the Golden Rule! Do You Know A Craft Ale It took publican John Lockley “many years” When You Taste One? but he finally persuaded Robinsons brewery to As if they needed any commission a new sign more accreditation for the popular Golden following their win at Rule in Ambleside. the Great British Beer It’s based on a very old Festival, local craft photograph of a former sign ale experts, Coniston that is believed to have hung Brewing Co., have been outside the pub on Smithy awarded an official Brow in the 19th century. stamp of approval “A lot of people have and authenticity from commented on it,” said John. SIBA (The Society of “I like the lettering, too, on The new sign, based on the the other side of the sign. It’s tale of the good Samaritan Independent Brewers). all a big improvement.” The organisation aims to help real craft ale brewers to be recognised for their efforts, and their ‘quality between true craft ales and not quantity’ approach, mass-produced craft ale Christmas hunt ball typically adopted by large look-alikes, thus supporting The Christmas Hunt Ball of Coniston Foxhounds multi-national breweries. smaller-scale breweries takes place at the Low Wood Hotel on Saturday 17 The hope is that by and helping people December. Tickets for the event are priced £40. Call displaying this stamp on experience the quality Helen on 07900 913286 (leave a message) or email their merchandise, craft of taste that many craft [email protected] brewers can help the brewers, such as Coniston public to easily differentiate Brewing Co., can achieve.

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ADVERTORIAL British made underwear is big biz Hidden Beauty A small Windermere- based business, which makes a range of men’s and women’s underwear that offers great fit and quality for a variety of shapes and sizes and using natural materials, has been named among the 100 small Local entrepreneurs and businesses in the UK. beauticians, Jill Fallon and Created by Shirley Hayley McColl, are excited to Crisp, Unibu designs are announce the opening of their created from materials new Ambleside-based salon and found in Britain and spa, Hidden Beauty! manufactured in British impression that there Unibu over the last two Having both worked in salons in factories. The company was no underwear years while running my Windermere, the experienced duo is among the select manufacturing taking own lingerie shop in decided to venture out on their number of businesses to place in Britain,” Windermere.” own to offer top-to-toe treatments be featured by the Small explains Shirley. in a truly relaxing, luxurious and Shirley has now moved Business Saturday “I was starting to get intimate venue. You can expect entirely into supplying campaign leading up an inkling from talking heated therapy couches, cosy to Small Business to many manufacturers her designs wholesale quilts, fluffy towels, mood lighting, Saturday on Dec 3rd. that manufacturing could to retailers around the soothing music and friendly, come back to Britain. So country, and also online trusted beauticians who will leave “About seven years I have been developing you feeling refreshed, relaxed and ago, I definitely got the at www.unibu.co.uk like a million dollars – without the price tag! The name of the business really does speak for itself, as the rooms Epic progress for are modest and cosy, however that does not detract from the wide young business range of specialist treatments on A young company and have a new deal to offer that you may struggle to find based in Windermere install sound systems in elsewhere in Ambleside. The Nail has hit its five year VIP boxes at Leicester Haven Bars can help you obtain target in just two years. Tigers rugby ground. sleek and sophisticated nails (O.P.I and CND Shellac). The friendly Matt Holmes (34) and Matt, who is from Bolton pair also offer lash perming, luxury Ben Tomlinson (28) le Sands, teamed up set up Epixx in 2014 to Vita Liberata spray tans that Ben, originally from supply top of the range Bentham, who was guarantee no odour or patching, audio-visual systems, working on electrical intimate waxing, electrolysis hair home cinema, and and AV jobs. “I was removal, dual pedicures, make-up lighting systems. selling the kit that he was with colour match foundations, fitting,” says Matt. They Ilah brows as well as sound tips They now have a staff of then collaborated with and advice from two seasoned six, with a customer base Lakeland Fells Furniture, we create good quality professionals who use only the and a turnover they never who design and build finest quality products! imagined would happen systems which will last till at least 2020. the surrounding furniture a long time, but can be This encompassing array of for some of their In two years they have updated.” treatments makes this hidden installations. kitted out some of the corner of Ambleside perfect for They echo the mission most impressive homes, “We have different skills weddings, special occasions, a statement of ​ Steve hotels and restaurants in but seem to work very mother-daughter treat or just a Jobs, the Apple Cumbria. They installed well together,” says Ben. nice way to relax at the end of a computer pioneer: systems for the Church “We have worked very stressful week! You can also give “Design is not just what Suites at the Cranleigh hard, but I think we’re the gift of beauty with a tailor made it looks and feels like, Hotel, Bowness; and both surprised at how gift voucher to suit any occasion. the new Fizzy Tarte successful the business design is how it works. To get behind this new local champagne bar in has proved.” All the rooms we create business, check out their facebook Bowness. They are now Says Matt: “We are – homes, hotels, offices page, give them a call on 015394 the main AV contractor aware that we’re working – look beautiful and 22323, or simply drop in for a chat! for the NW Design with technology which is everything will operate in Centre in Manchester, constantly changing, so harmony.”

18 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER * Coniston Local Celebrates Law Success この人が全部払います Fresh young graduate, (konohito ga zembu haraimasu) Holly Nelson of Coniston, is enjoying a summer of Members of the Lake District Japan Forum will fly great news following her to Osaka at the end of September to meet with key successful completion of decision makers in the Japanese travel industry. a law degree at Sheffield Hallam University. They will showcase all the and heritage of the area After celebrating the well- latest activities and venue as well as the stunning earned result of a first class law developments that the landscapes and scenery.” degree, Holly was subsequently Lake District has to offer to The delegation includes awarded two very prestigious international travellers. It managers from English scholarships from Gray’s Inn is a chance for the Japan Lakes Hotels Resorts & (one of the four Inns of Court, of Forum to establish new Venues, Mountain Goat which all Judges and Barristers person being awarded both of contacts and develop Tours/Lindeth Howe Country must be members). these scholarships is news in stronger links with tourism House Hotel, Lakeside The first of these is the Hebe itself, however Holly was also operators in Japan. & Haverthwaite Steam Plunkett award, and the the first ever law student from “Japan is still one of our Railway, Windermere Lake second is the Prince of Wales her University to be awarded primary markets for visitors Cruises, The National Trust Scholarship. Combined, these such a major accolade, making coming from overseas,” and the World of Beatrix awards amount to £17,000 of her success all the sweeter. says Colin Fox who is Potter Attraction. The visit funding towards further training A massive congratulations on all chairman of the Lake District is also being sponsored to become a barrister. One your hard work and success Holly! Japan Forum. “Previous by Grasmere Gingerbread missions have helped us and the Royal Mint, both of increase Japanese visitors, whom will be exhibiting their Wrong dog & bone for grooming sometimes by more than products, and the Lakes 25%. Japanese tourists are Distillery. This will be the In last month’s issue we incorrectly gave an old popular visitors for many group’s tenth business visit phone number for contacting Christyne Cumbrian businesses, as to the country. ([email protected]) about dog-grooming. they are so enthusiastic * “This gentleman will pay The new, current, phone number is 07850 424110 to soak up the history for everything”

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When you walk into Evergreen Club: the Kelsick Centre the Ambleside flower show Cancer care first thing you notice is the smell – gorgeous The next session of fragrances from a sea of the Evergreen Club blooms assail the senses. for the over 50s, which This is the Ambleside meets at Ambleside Horticultural & Craft Society Parish Centre from 2-4pm summer show, but as its on Wednesdays, is on official title suggests – September 28, entitled Ambleside Summer Flower, Cancer care: a personal Produce & Craft Show – every journey with Susie, Andrea year there is much more than and Joan. For details, just flowers on offer. call Betty Potts on 015394 31851 or Jane Gomersall on All around the edge of the 015394 33157. main hall was home-made produce of the lip-smacking variety: cakes, pastries, Afternoon Tea and chocolate brownies and more. Oh to be a judge! FERN CALL: Leslie Johnson, a Lakes Parish Council member, was a Entertainment Talking of which, Joanne steward at the show On Sunday 9th October: Dann was on hand to pass RIGHT: Judge, Joanne Dann 2.30 – 4pm Kelsick Centre an expert verdict on flowers Ambleside. An opportunity and ferns and this time it for older people who would was official. The owner of from the family archives’. be alone on a Sunday nearby Lily-Lou’s florest was Appropriately, it was taken in drafted in for the daffodil and afternoon to get together 1944 and shows her mum, spring flower show at the for company is being her baby brother, her gran last moment when a judge hosted, free of charge, by and her aunt. Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary failed to turn up but got a Club. Limited numbers little more notice this time! Once again, the show was If you would like to join the - please phone 015394 Joanne found time to enter a success, with chairman society or be a sponsor, 31784 to book your place. an old family portrait which David Capstick well pleased call secretary Margaretha won class 144, ‘a portrait with the turnout. Capstick on 015394-32252.

‘Notable Women’ Quiz To raise funds for the Windermere WI events and dates for your diary. Women’s Institute, Rydal have produced a quiz On Thursday October 6 is the Annual General - All welcome, so do based on some local and Sarah Nelson/Laura Wyatt Meeting when the speaker please come along to world renowned women. will be talking about will be a WI Advisor and support. WI Meetings are Prizes of vouchers have where they work, the the competition on that Grasmere Gingerbread occasion is to make a winter held on the first Thursday been kindly donated by of the month at 7:30 in Hayes Garden World, Shop. The Competition arrangement in a cup! will be A homemade the Marchesi Centre. A The Salutation Hotel and On Thursday the 20th gingerbread man. Zeffirelli’s Cinema. Quiz October there will be a warm welcome awaits sheets are available at The following month Rummikub Afternoon Tea existing members and £1.00 each from many local Thursday November 3 1:30 Marchesi Centre visitors too. shops and from members of Rydal WI. The closing date for entries is Dec.3rd 2016. Zumba instructor required Ambleside’s old tourists. The local U3A is hosting a Talk entitled “Ambleside’s Tourism in Historical Perspective” at the Marchesi Centre, Windermere at 2.15pm on Monday 10 October. The talk will be given by Dr Mike Huggins, Emeritus Prof of Cultural History, University of Cumbria, and will explore the history of tourism in Ambleside and the challenges Windermere Self Storage A group of people in Windermere need an it faced from other towns from the 1760s For more details instructor for Zumba Gold at the Ladyholme onwards, and then from the national shift Centre. If you are able and willing to teach this in tourist demand from the 1960s. All are 015394 45756 class, ring Margaret Whelan 015394 42271 welcome (non-members £2.00).

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Growth Love, Lies and I Got Superpowers Special late & By Luke Norris Taxidermy for My Birthday live gigs: Thu 6 Oct | 7.30pm By Alan Harris By Katie Douglas Ed Gamble (comedy) Sat 8 Oct | 7.30pm Fri 7 Oct | 7.30pm Sat 8 Oct | 2.00pm Thu 6 Oct | 9pm | £12 Sun 9 Oct | 5.00pm Sat 8 Oct | 5.00pm Sun 9 Oct | 2.00pm Some Some Unicorn £10 / £9 U16 Sun 9 Oct | 7.30pm £10 / £9 U16 (spoken word) Tobes is young, free and £10 / £9 U16 having a ball. Off. He’s ignored Family offer: Fri 7 Oct l 9pm | £5/£2 his lump for two years but Off-beat boy meets girl story. £32.00 it’s starting to get in the Son of a Polish taxidermist The Hey Down meets daughter of a failing 2 adults & 2 children way - cramping his style and Treaders (music) affecting his sex life. So, now ice-cream salesman. But it’s £30.00 there are pants to be dropped, difficult to fall in love when 1 adult and 3 children Sat 8 Oct | 9pm | your parents need saving and decisions to be made... it’s Ethan, William and Fiona a real ball ache! from themselves, their weird £8/£6 hobbies and the threat are about as different as Rec age 14+ of a prison sentence. three almost-teens can be. The only thing they have in Rec age 14+ common is that tomorrow is their birthday. And they’ve just discovered they have superpowers. Rec age 7+ HEALTH & LEISURE

Rydal Show Fell Foot There was an air of wonderful, comfortable familiarity about this fleet of foot year’s 113th show. Rydal Sheepdog The popular parkrun at Trials and Hound Show. Fell Foot near Newby Behind the scenes, show secretary Sarah Bridge has been judged Hoggarth and a number of assistants beavered away looking somewhat a successful and overworked. When asked how long she had smooth-running event held the position, Sarah blinked – then turned by official adjudicator, to her calculator to work out the answer! Paolo Dale. Similar calculations were needed to work The 5k timed run, part out the best sheepdogs as they tried to cajole four frisky herdies into a pen within of a worldwide series a time limit. A typical effort came from four- that takes place every year old border collie Ernie, whose owner Saturday morning at 9, is that the National Trust Event director Ron Brenda Helliwell whistled and yelled in the coming up to its second were keen for parkrun to Eadington said: “This is secret tongue of shepherds and was so birthday at Fell Foot. near, yet so far, in completing the task. go ahead as normal “It is a great report with two apparent that there is a significant positives, our “It doesn’t always work out in the end,” Mr Dale noted the she said ruefully as she ruffled Ernie’s excellent relationship good working relationship wonderful core team and ears. “Maybe next year.” between the parkrun between the event team our good relationship with volunteer organisers and their hosts which the National Trust.” and the National Trust promotes the smooth Fell Foot is attracting which owns the land and running of parkrun.” more than 250 runners supports the event. He added: “The event during the summer Mr Dale, who actually team are clearly season. All ages and ran the route as well as motivated, friendly and abilities are welcome, talking to the organisers, welcoming to all who take and the event is free. said: “The normal course part. This is particularly It’s necessary to register had to be changed due to important during the online first and download another event taking part tourist season when a lot a barcode: parkrun.org. at the site. It is apparent of runners are visitors. ” uk/register The scene at the showground Lake District mountain rescuers.. ..have criticised unprepared climbers and walkers, saying they are heading for Advice from Wasdale a year of record call-outs. The Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team rescue team said it was “shocked” at how walkers lacked “basic” outdoor ll Select a route suitable for even Brenda Helliwell, with help from Ernie, tries to skills. the weakest party members. get those four pesky sheep into a pen In one week week the team dealt with six ll Get a weather forecast. emergencies in 12 hours including 18 peo- ll Leave a route card with your ple stuck at the stream crossing on Lingmell details, the intended route, Gill. So far this year the Wasdale team has your equipment and estimated handled 80 call-outs. This is more than it time of arrival with someone dealt with in the whole of last year. Spokes- responsible. man Richard Warren said it was going to be l another record year for emergencies. l Wear suitable clothing - warm, windproof and waterproof “We have been trying to reduce the whatever the time of year. Wear numbers of avoidable incidents with little good walking boots with suitable success,” he said. The Lake District is soles. Alert foxhounds again heading for a record year for call- l outs and it is becoming quite shocking the l Carry basic survival equipment, level of ill-preparedness and lack of basic food and spare clothes for outdoor skills necessary to safely get up a the time of year. Remember mountain. “We are all volunteers and there conditions can change quickly is a limit to what we can do.” He added: on the hills and even a mid “We’ve had 80 ‘999’ calls since the start of summer day can have gale the year, 20 of these in the first three weeks force winds and rain of August and at least 14 avoidable.” The ll Always carry a map, compass team deals with calls to Scafell Pike, which and torch and learn how to is the highest mountain in England and the navigate before going onto the Maggie Caygill, from near , with her central peak in the popular Three Peaks high fells. perfect man – “He’ll never talk back to me!” Challenge.

22 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Not pulling any punches

The women of Windermere a new audience, the exercise are preparing for battle. On side of the sport has become Monday and Wednesday very popular. More than a nights they attack a dozen women turn up for punishing routine of every women-only session. Boxercise exercises to get There is no pressure to their fitness levels up. progress to actual boxing At the old squash court in competition. Most just do it Queen’s Park, Windermere, for the intensive work-out. they line up to batter their “I enjoy it. It’s a great way LAUNCHING THIS AUTUMN trainer, Gary Tomlinson to get fit and healthy after B u Y WallPa P ers online at WardgrouP interiors.co.u K between doing exercise having had 2 kids.” said 38 circuits designed to give year-old Edel who has a 7 them strength, speed and year-old and a 2 year-old. endurance. If you are interested turn up After the 2012 Olympics, at about 6pm, or call Ian Irwin when women’s boxing gained 07977 141175

Monthly free 10k run launches Part of the WardgrouP decorating centre, James freel close, BarroW la14 2nW at Claife Viewing Station

A new monthly National Trust running initiative is being launched at Claife Viewing Station, on 23 October. The Trust10 is a free 10k event which hopes to encourage people to get outdoors, explore special places and take up a new challenge.

Held at 9am, on the 4th local environment as Sunday of each month, possible, so hosting the the NT team in the south Trust10 each month, will Lakes have devised a 10k hopefully bring a new route along Windermere’s audience to this special west shore track, which will part of the lakes”, said allow runners to take in the Paul Kear, National Trust striking lake views whilst Countryside Manager for running on a good surface the South Lakes. for the whole route. The first Trust10 starting “We’re really excited to at Claife Viewing Station be taking on the Trust10 will take place at 9am here on Windermere’s on 23 October. The cosy west shore; it will be a café in the Courtyard great opportunity for at Claife will be open people to have a regular serving freshly made goal each month, as hot food and drinks. For well as a chance to more information or to explore this special volunteer for the events place. We want as many please visit: people to enjoy their www.nationaltrust.org.uk

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The mighty Wurlitzer organ in the Royalty Wordsmith cinema in Bowness on Ready for take-off Windermere is about to go walking with stratospheric at a charity Wordsworth film showing of “The Titfield Thunderbolt” on the 19 October. The restored organ is the only one in Europe still being used in a working cinema. It was originally at a theatre in Ohio but was shipped to the UK in 1934 when ‘talkies’ ended the era of silent films in the USA. Restored and installed in the cinema by a group of local organ enthusiasts, it was originally placed on the floor to the left of the stage. Will Crisp (18) from Nearly all Wurlitzer organs and install a scissor lift Windermere, and a installed in cinemas before mechanism beneath the former pupil of the Lakes the Second World War were organ so that the Royalty’s School won the first placed on lifts so that all the Wurlitzer could not only Rydal Mount Wordsworth audience could see them be heard throughout the poetry competition and as they rose from beneath cinema but could also be has won a place to study the stage with the organist help people suffering from seen in all its glory. at Cambridge, at the playing. motor neurone disease but The scissor lift was donated same college that William Paul Adorian, Managing also to assist with its work by Skyjack UK. The Wordsworth attended. Director of AID (Association on persuading hotels and installation was carried out for the Independence of public buildings to improve In 2013 Will was the winner by Nationwide Platforms their facilities for disabled of the inaugural poetry Disabled People), had organised a previous Ltd. Sir Chris Bonington, no people. competition for young people. stranger to heights himself, His poem, Scrap of Iron, was charity film show at the Tickets for the event are Royalty and, remembering will formally christen and priced at £15. For credit/ considered by the judges to launch the Wurlitzer, but be outstanding and showed his childhood excitement debit card sales telephone will leave the playing to great maturity. at seeing Wurlitzer organs 015394 48459 or send your ascending and playing, felt organist, Mark Latimer. cheque, (made payable to He has just gained A levels in that this Royalty Wurlitzer AID is seeking to raise AID), to AID, Applethwaite English Language, Literature needed to do the same. funds from the charity Lodge, The Common, and French and will go on to study modern and medieval He persuaded two event, not only to progress Windermere, Cumbria, languages at St John’s companies to donate a clinical trial on a drug to LA23 1JQ. College, Cambridge. Christopher Wordsworth, the great great great great Ambleside Artists on display grandson of the poet and one of the judges each year, The Ambleside and Sally Kindness, is known said: “This is thrilling news. District Art Society will for her beautiful watercolour It is always good to hear the be holding their 40th flowers and landscapes, Don progress of our young poets, annual exhibition from Bastow for his watercolour and it is a delightful chance Wednesday 19th October Lakeland scenes, and that Will is going to study at until Sunday 30th October, Jackie Hadwin for her St John’s.” in Ambleside Parish watercolour sheep and Lakeland animals. Several Will, who says that his Centre. 10am to 5pm exhibitors and members course will contain plenty daily ( Sundays 10.30am of the society also belong of cultural studies and and last entry on the final to the prestigious Lakes literature alongside French Sunday at 2.30pm). Artists, including Marion The Ambleside and District and German, said: “It’s really Featuring the work of Sally Bradley, and Martin Art Society began in 1974 exciting that it’s actually Kindness, Don Bastow , Tomlinson. Donations will and currently has over 100 going to happen. I’m a bit Jackie Hadwin, and Ron daunted, because I know be taken throughout the members of all abilities. Ward, as well as emerging there’s such a lot of work exhibition, for St John’s Lakeland artists. The show New members are invited to be done, but I’m glad the Hospice, Lancaster. The demonstrates the diversity to join us provided they live waiting is over.” exhibition will be opened of talented Cumbrian artists by a representative of the within a 10 mile radius of who belong to the society. Hospice. Ambleside.

24 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Famous faces on the fells The Lake District’s premier film maker and the country’s most famous mountaineer have been out and about in Great Langdale. Movie director Terry Abrahams, known for his two Life of a Mountain films about Scafell Pike and Environmental Photographer of the Year Blencathra, was shooting scenes for his latest film, a bio-pic about Yorkshireman Grizedale Forest continues was launched in 2007 by Alan Hinkes, the only Briton to foster its reputation for the Chartered Institution of to have scaled all 14 of the relevant art and not only Water and Environmental does it play host to over 40 Management with the aim of world’s 8,000-metre peaks. Terry Abrahams, left, and Alan Hinkes permanent sculptures but celebrating both amateurs and Abrahams posted a picture once again the Environmental professionals. Judge, Dr David on Facebook of Hinkes Photographer of the Year Haley said “Year on year it ghyll scrambling in Great from September 22-25; (EPOTY) exhibition has gets better and better. Once Langdale, as well as a Hinkes, the patron of the returned, running until again I was amazed at the video of him rock climbing festival, gave a talk at 1st January diversity of subject matter and the diversity of photographers in Borrowdale where he Zeffirelli’s, followed by 60 environmental photographs – seeing the extraordinary pretended to lose his grip Abrahams introducing his have been shortlisted; whittled down from from the submission within the mundane and on the crags, much to his movie Life of a Mountain: of 10,000 images by revealing the way extreme own amusement. Blencathra and taking photographers and filmmakers environments are becoming Both men were in Ambleside questions from the audience from around the world. The the new normal”. This year for the Festival of the Fells after its screening. exhibition is supported for the there are three specific prize fourth year running by the themes: Changing Climate, Forestry Commission. EPOTY Built Environment, and People, “The last night of the proms” photographs and films reflect Nature and Economy. the urgent environmental and Grizedale Visitor Centre Flookburgh Band, under their Musical Director, John Iveson, social issues that surround opening times, September & will be presenting their ever- popular concert “The Last Night us today. The competition October 10am to 5pm. of the Proms”. In addition to Land of Hope and Glory, Rule Britannia and Jerusalem there will be “The Armed Man” , 633 Squadron, Pirates of the Caribbean, and many other favourites. . Enjoy the very best of brass band music and raise the Priory roof in an evening of patriotic celebration and flag waving. Saturday 1 October: 7.30pm. Cartmel Priory: Admission - £10 (on the door) includes refreshments and a flag.

Hill Top art exhibition A new Cumbrian exhibition buildings such as Hill this autumn showcases Top, we hope to add a drawings of several new and exciting layer to modern day Beatrix our visitors’ experience” Potters, to celebrate 150 says Hannah Pierce, the © Freya Pocklington years since her birth. Trust’s Contemporary Arts Programme Manager. Women’s Work, by South “My aim was to celebrate Woman's Work Lakes born, London based the achievements of by Freya Pocklington artist Freya Pocklington has women aged 35+ working been commissioned by the with animals that are Special Place National Trust as part of its the Lakes Discover a new exhibition this underrepresented in autumn at Hill Top, showcasing Trust New Art programme. portraiture. All the ladies in Women’s Work will feature Women’s Work started in a drawings of several modern day at Hill Top this autumn: this totally different career and Beatrix Potters, to celebrate 150 is the first time the National years since her birth. none came from a farming Special Place Trust has displayed a background. I found this 17 September – 20 October 2016 contemporary exhibition reallySpecial Place interesting andWicken very Fen Gibside inside Beatrix Potter’s comparable to Beatrix Potter. nationaltrust.org.uk/hill-top original home. It must have been daunting Special Place “By bringing contemporary to make a move like this” The National Trust is a registered charity, no.Gibside 205846 art installations into historic saysSpecial PlaceFreya. Wicken Fen

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be warmly welcomed and Cumbria Wildlife Trust will have an enjoyable evening. Talks planned for Autumn: October 13th: ‘Opening Your Garden for the National Gardens Scheme’ Diane Hewitt, NGS Cumbria CO November 10th: ’A Journey Around South Cumbria’s Reserves’, Peter Jones, CWT Reserves Officer Ranger Diary Details of meetings for January to April available A new Cumbria Wildlife Autumn programme My name is Amy and I am the at a later date. Meetings Trust Local Support began in September. new Long Term Volunteer here are held in the Millennium Group for Windermere with the National Trust South If you are interested Lounge, Marchesi was recently formed, Lakes Ranger team. in Natural History or Centre,Windermere and by long term CWT Conservation do come begin at 7.00pm and can supporters David and As part of my degree at Aberystwyth along to one of the last until 9.00pm Further Dorothy Hill (pictured). University I am undertaking a meetings. You do not information: contact placement in a relevant industry to Talks were held earlier need to be a member of David or Dorothy, 015394 my chosen degree of Countryside in the year, and a varied CWT to attend, you will 47841 Management and Conservation. The time I spend with the National Trust will be just as important, if not more than the time I have spent in lectures, A £50,000 National putting into practice the skills and Heritage Lottery Fund Cumbria’s Top 50 Trees knowledge I’ve learnt so far. project to reveal Our recent conservation work has Cumbria’s Top 50 Trees been extending fences on the west has almost reached its shore of the lake into Windermere. halfway point. These fences are not to exclude people from areas of land, but cattle. Cattle can prevent natural The 18-month regeneration of woodlands from endeavour to highlight occurring by grazing off young and celebrate the shoots from the trees. With the public’s favourite extension of the fences these trees in England’s shoots will be allowed to grow and second largest county an understory develop. is unearthing some Working in water is much harder fascinating specimens. than working in bare ground as Nearly 100 nominations very quickly the water becomes have been received from cloudy with the disturbance of across the county - from Volunteers gather emotional connections the lake bed. Secondly there are Barrow in the south to scientific data about to trees. many rocks, all of which affect how in the north. the tree as well as One woman nominated easily or straight it is to get a post Forestry expert and uncovering the often an ash tree near into the ground. project co-coordinator personal reasons why Coniston that was Once the posts are in the ground for Cumbria’s Top 50 an individual nominated struck by lightning many and up to the wobble test, it is Trees Iris Glimmerveen the tree. decades ago. time to attach the rails; for the said: “Whilst some Whilst eventually all majority this was the easy bit but “Despite being sliced in nominated trees are the information about hammering in water is a new and half it continues to send weird experience. healthy magnificent all the nominated trees out new shoots every specimens, others will be sent to the year and the nominator For this task waders were a must, have been damaged by official organisations said its tenacity and as we all found out! To find out more about volunteering with the storms or withered by in Cumbria charged survival against the National Trust visit: old age and one entry with looking after our odds helped inspire only has part of its trunk tree heritage, we are her in a battle with lung www.nationaltrust.org.uk/volunteer and roots left.” also revealing people’s cancer,” said Iris.

26 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016 - NEXT DEADLINE 1ST OCTOBER Talk talk on the Lynx lynx Family rides for defibrillator

The family of a much- loved former Lake District publican and businessman stopped off at Grasmere to view a defibrillator that has been installed at a former red phone box in the centre of the village in his honour.

Mike Hodgson, who when younger was a renowned fell runner, died in August 2015 aged 57 after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest while out biking near his Cumbria Everyone is welcome to Eurasian lynx are home. He used to run the attend the next meeting charismatic top predators Langstrath Inn in Borrowdale on 13 October at 7:30 in woodland ecosystems. before his wife Sara and pm of the Ambleside They perform valuable family moved to St John’s in Natural History Society ecosystem services (e.g., the Vale. to hear the a topical by reducing deer damage Earlier this month Mike’s talk by Ian Convery at to woodlands) and pose widow and family cycled little threat to humans the Beehive Building, 350 miles from the Lakes to or livestock. Professor Ambleside University Acton in West London, ending Ian Convery from the the ride at the headquarters campus, Rydal Road, University of Cumbria of ‘The Collective UK’, the Ambleside. and Lynx UK Trust will gourmet yoghurt company MAIN: The defibrillator at a former Should the Eurasian outline the case for a trial he founded. The ride was to phone box in Broadgate, Grasmere lynx (Lynx lynx) be reintroduction of lynx to help finance ten ‘defib phone CIRCLED: Mike Hodgson reintroduced to the UK? the UK. boxes’ nationwide.

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UP COMING EVENTS No need to book, just drop Indian Head Massage, 8th Council drop in session in. You can find the groups October, 10am– 4pm: Fun every Tuesday and Thursday 1 October: Saturday 10am on Facebook contact ann@ & Informal workshop to in Windermere library from to 4pm St. Mary’s Church, cumbriabreastfeeding.org.uk learn a variety of massage 9.15 am – 12.15 noon Windermere Craft Taster techniques. Hola. U3A advanced Spanish First Floor Windermere Day: Come and have a go! sessions. 1st and 3rd Monday Mindfulness Based Living Spinning/Weaving - Lace- Library Citizens Advice of the month 10am. We course, 19th October, 015394 46464 making - Wood Turning Paper examine Spanish material 10am – 12:30pm, 8 Weeks: folding and many more. £3 taken from recent Spanish Develop your Mindful From Auschwitz to Refreshments available. press or literature. Contact practice and awareness in Ambleside Exhibition Open 1 October: Saturday 7.30pm Tony Lonton on 015394-31345. this 8 week course. The from 9.30 – 4.30pm Monday, Cartmel Priory: Flookburgh Modern Jive Dance Night Mindfulness Association Tuesday, Wednesday – Band “The Last Night Of & Class: Mondays: 7.30pm Knitting & Craft Group, Closed, Thursday and Friday The Proms” , Admission - - 10.30pm Weekly modern 10am - 12pm. Get-together £10 (on the door) to include jive classes for beginners & for Knitting, Chat, Coffee refreshments and a flag. improvers with dancing to variety (or Tea) & Cake. A friendly 1 October: Saturday: 7.30 pm: of music genres. Fun, easy to social group to share ideas MARCHESI CENTRE St.Mary’s Church, Ambleside: learn & suitable for adults all ages & knowledge, beginners 160th Anniversary of the & fitness levels, singles/couples. welcome. Holly Rd, Windermere LA23 2AF Mission to Seafarers. Contact Kendal Golf Club, Special loyalty Games Group 1st & 3rd George Scarlett 015394 31906. discounts available - £6: Pam 015394 43411 email address Tuesdays each month [email protected] 10 October: Monday: 2.15pm: Furness, 07770 954 359 4:30pm - 6pm. Informal Marchesi Centre, Windermere: games playing Cards, “Ambleside’s Tourism in AMBLESIDE PARISH CENTRE Scrabble, Chess etc. Monday: Historical Perspective”. Hosted Everyone welcome. Social Club 55: 10am by U3A “All are welcome (non- Cedar Counselling Cumbria: Wednesday drop-ins with Short Tennis 10am members £2.00).” Mon-Fri: Free and confidential South Lakeland District counselling available. Call U3A: 2pm (2nd Monday of the month) 11 October: Tuesday 1.30pm: Council advisor, 10am – 075021-06582 or email help@ U3A Local History: 2pm Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal 1pm. cedarcounsellingcumbria.co.uk (3rd Monday of the month) Entry £10.00 South Lakeland Ambleside Library Reading Slimming World: 5.30pm & 7.30pm Decorative & Fine Arts Society Gentle Exercise: Friday, : 11- Group, 12th October, from (SLDFAS) Harlots, Rakes & 12 pm. Age UK. 01539 728118 Windermere Bridge School: 7pm 19.15pm, discussing Two (from September) Crashing China. Contact: Ms All Together Now: Tuesdays: Brothers by Ben Elton. Dorothy Mitchell, 01524 761836 Rummikub Club - 7.30pm 3.15 - 5pm. Call the parish Friendly informal group, (3rd Monday of the month) 13 October 7:30 pm Beehive centre on 015394 34172. new members welcome. Building, Ambleside Should the Bereavement Support Group: Gadget Man every Tuesday: lynx be reintroduced to the UK? First Thursday of each month: , Wednesday, 11am - 1pm, Enjoy Your Leisure 10am Ambleside Natural History Society 2.30-4pm. Call Judith Shingler Help with iPhones, tablets Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Café 15 October Walk For Freedom on 015394 34640. etc, plus free 1 to 1 IT 1.30pm (2nd Tues) 11am The Lakes School, The Evergreen Club: sessions offering further Trefoil Guild 2pm (2nd Tues) (Check-in Time: From 9:30 am help using your Laptop, Wednesdays: 2pm - 4pm A Exercise Class for the Over 50’s – to 10:30 am) weekly opportunity for the older iPad, etc. Please book with 1.30pm 18 October Tuesday, 7-30pm members of our community library staff. Phoenix Centre Annual General to meet together for activities/ Ambleside Child & Baby Wednesday: talks/ trips etc. Call Betty Potts Meeting Bowness and Windermere Clinic, 4th & 18th October, Coffee & Chat Drop In 10am - 11.30pm on 015394 31851 10am till 11am. Community Care Trust. Windermere Scottish Dance. 10am. Foodbank: Thursdays: Food 8 Nov Tuesday 1.30pm Ambleside Songsters, Weightwatchers - 5.30pm Brewery Arts Centre, But is it boxes distributed 11am-1pm. 11am - 12pm. For all who U3A Reading Group 2pm (1st Wed) Art? Lynne Gibson Lakeland Collect vouchers during office love to sing including those Decorative & Fine Arts Society opening hours. with dementia, followed by Windermere Bridge Club 6.50pm Entry £10 01229 468525 coffee. Public PCs available for Thursday BRATHAY CHURCH HALL Art Class 10am ON-GOING EVENTS internet, scanning and Coffee mornings: Thursdays: printing. Wifi is free, visitors Windermere W.I. 7pm Stott Park Bobbin Mill: Open 10am to 12 pm noon Brathay welcome to join. email (1st Thursday) Wed to Sun and bank holidays Church Hall. Follow the smell ambleside.library.staff@ Bowness W.I. 12 – 4pm 10am-5pm: The only fully of fresh scones! cumbria.gov.uk (2ndThursday) operational bobbin mill left in Filling Station 7.30pm the country. Experience how SKELWITH BRIDGE (3rdThursday) WINDERMERE LIBRARY bobbins were made in the COMMUNITY CENTRE traditional way. Finsthwaite Friday Monday: 9.30am -1pm near newby Bridge. U3A Bridge group; Fridays: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: Social Club 55: 10am Chair based exercises: Every 2pm. Small friendly group.. 9.30am-5pm Wednesday, U3A Bridge 2pm Tuesday 10am at Nine Oaks 01539435200 or just come along. Sunday: Closed Windermere Bridge Club 6.50pm Trust, Phoenix Way. The AMBLESIDE LIBRARY Meditation: Thursday until exercises are safe, gentle and 6th October 6 - 7pm with Saturday benefit circulation, flexibility, Mon, Wed, Fri: 10am-1pm, tea and coffee after each Coffee Morning muscle strength and mobility. 2pm-5pm, Tues 1pm-6pm, session (10 am 1st Saturday of each month) For men and women. Details Sat: 10am-1pm Thurs, from 015394 44436. Sun: Closed Windermere Library Reading Group meet on the Autumn/Winter Breastfeeding Support Autumn Watercolours, 5th 3rd Monday of each month 2016 Outings Groups: Thursday mornings October, 10am - 4pm, 2 at 3:00pm in the library tea Friday 11th November – 9.30-11.30 at Ghyllside Weeks: Pick up tips and and coffee provided Barton Grange £10/£11 Neighbourhood Centre, invaluable instruction from 17th October: Discussing: Thursday 1st December – Blackpool Gillinggate, Kendal Friday local award winning artist Christmas Shopping £10/11 ‘Far from the Madding mornings 9.30-11.30 at Mike Labrum, suitable Everyone Welcome Windermere Manor Hotel, for both beginners and Crowd’ by Thomas Hardy Rayrigg Road, Windermere improvers alike. South Lakeland District

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Carver Uniting Church The Bell Tower Project Fund (URC and Methodist) Our local Hawkshead century building (The We meet for Worship every Parish Church, St. Tower is the oldest part) Sunday at 10.45am and welcome Michael and All Angels, and one of the best late everyone to our Service and which is a Grade 1 listed medieval churches in the afterwards for refreshments and building, urgently needs north west. The church fellowship in the Church Hall serious/restoration work is largely unaltered since Sunday (third of the month): 6.30pm, on its bell tower. 1585 and it is the principal Evening Communion Service. A substantial sum of architectural feature of the PLEASE HELP SAVE Sunday (fourth of the month): 9am, money, (£70,000), needs Hawkshead valley. THE BELL TOWER informal early service, ‘Church with to be raised in advance of There is serious water If you have any thoughts Croissants’. the work being able to take damage, the walls are on fundraising ideas, wish Wednesday Coffee@ Carver: Our place, this is obviously an damp, plaster and paint to contribute any sum, coffee morning every week. 10- enormous demand to make are coming away inside, however great or small 11.30am. Everyone welcome. on the rural community and and a large monument had and can also Gift Aid the congregation. So we are to be removed for interim donation, or hold an event, Carver Tots meet every Thursday please contact: Dawn fundraising. repairs because iron fixings in term-time, 9.00-11.00am in the Bonham on 07855 413968 or For those unfamiliar with have rusted because of the Church Hall. hawksheadbenefice.co.uk its history, it is a 14/15th dampness. United Reformed Church’s The Windermere Centre opened in 1986 in the building adjacent Windermere’s Di Berry Birthday bash to Carver Church in Lake Road, formerly the Church Manse. shares an amazing testimony

During the years since it opened a Well known Christian sets us free and brings great variety of residential courses from the Lakes Christian abundant life. Our October and retreats have been held there. Centre, Di Berry, agreed speakers at The FILLING These have also been open to local to share her testimony STATION Geoff and Kate people and church members to with us at The Filling King, re-established attend as non-residents. Station. Hawkshead Hill Baptist To celebrate the 140th anniversary of the founding of Mothers’ Union 0n 14 August a reception followed Di was born in Bermuda Church. by Mary Sumner in 1876 a service by a service in the church was held and trained as a nurse in Kate’s vision for helping to celebrate the Thirtieth Anniversary of celebration, led by the Rev. the UK, where she met needy children became the David Wilmott, was held at the of the opening of the Centre. and married local hotelier successful Dream scheme Parish Church of St Anne’s, Ings on Dates for October Simon Berry. In 1984, movement. Now living in Tuesday 9th August. It was attended Sunday 16 October : 6.30pm while they were on holiday Chorley, we are privileged by branches from Windermere, Evening Communion Service. in New Zealand, God to have them at THE Ings, Staveley, Cartmel and broke into their lives in a MARCHESI CENTRE, Flookburgh and approximately Friday 21 October: 2.30pm miraculous and powerful Holly Rd. Windermere. 60 members were present. It was Bereavement Group Meeting. way. Di at last found the 7:30 on Thursday, 20 followed by a sumptuous tea, banners, balloons and birthday Sunday 23 October : 9.00am Church Father she had spent her October. Come along and with Croissants. cake. Candles were lit and Happy life searching for - Abba be blessed. Queries - Birthday Mothers’ Union was sung. Our charity for October is “Mary’s - our Father God, who 07584079607 It was a very happy occasion. Meals”, a Scottish charity that aims to provide decent school meals to primary- aged children in third world countries. FURNESS MODEL RAILWAY CLUB www.furnessmrc.webs.com Lakes Christian Centre The Big Quiz Night! On Saturday 22nd October, at 7pm we are hosting a family quiz night at the Ladyholme Centre in Windermere and you’re all invited to join us! This social event was such a success last year, so we’re looking forward to 54th MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION another great evening with fun quiz questions and some supper – yummy jacket potatoes! Sat 8th & Sun 9th October 2016 10am 5pm There will be a £5 entry charge on the door (£3 for under 15’s) and Barrow 6th Form College Adults £ 5.00 money raised will go towards Open Rating Lane Senior Citizens £4.00 Doors Ministries serving persecuted Children £2.50 Christians worldwide. There will also BarrowinFurness be a prize for the winning team! LA13 9LE QUALITY CATERING BY For more info 015394 88298 [email protected] FREE BUS from Town Hall & Railway Station

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