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Magazine Windows, Doors & Conservatories Test Valley Gazette 01264 359355 Your Free Local Community Magazine – Reaching Approx • ABBOTTS ANN • AMPORT • ANNA VALLEY • AWBRIDGE • BROUGHTON • your ISSUE No. DEAN 245 EAST • DUNBRIDGE • CLATFORDS • CHILBOLTON • CLAY CARTERS local SEPTEMBER 2016 Magazine Windows, Doors & Conservatories Test Valley Gazette 01264 359355 Your free local community magazine – Reaching approx. 21,000 readers every month KIMBRIDGE • KINGS SOMBORNE • LECKFORD • LOCKERLEY • LONGPARISH • LOCKERLEY • LECKFORD • SOMBORNE KINGS • KIMBRIDGE • EAST TYTHERLEY • GRATELEY • HORSEBRIDGE • HOUGHTON • HOUGHTON • HORSEBRIDGE • GRATELEY • TYTHERLEY EAST • All Makes Servicing Restoration, Paintwork, Light Crash Repairs, Engine Re-builds T: 01264 772416 M: 07525 421104 THRUXTON CLASSIC RESTORATION [email protected] (Independent Jaguar Specialist) Unit 13 Mayfield Industrial Est, Weyhill, Nr Andover, SP11 8HU Romsey Electrical Services THINNING HAIR? ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HAIR LOSS SOLUTIONS! Lace locks Ltd offers bespoke hair loss solutions. Domestic Although a common problem, there are very limited hair loss remedies available in the Hampshire area. With over 20 years Commercial experience in the hair industry and a master in her profession, Lace Locks Ltd founder, Tamie Pritchett, is able to offer a range of solutions to this problem using her cutting, colouring and styling Industrial expertise. Testing and From the salon in Andover, Lace Locks offers a personal, discreet and sensitive service. Inspecting Options range from high quality synthetic wigs, which can be heat styled and ordered Certification quickly, to real hair replacement systems that are extremely lightweight and natural looking. Part ‘P’ Approved Contractor At your free consultation with Lace Locks, Tamie will discuss all your requirements and 24hr call out suggest a hair replacement system to meet your specific needs. Tel: Contact: Designed by 01794 899174 Tamie Pritchett, Lace Locks Ltd Ellen Willie Mob: 07917 726617 Andover, Hampshire SP10 3QW Email: [email protected] Tel: 07783 141130 / Email: www.lacelocksltd.co.uk TREE SPECIALIST LEE JEWELL • Tree Surgery • Stump Grinding • TPO Applications • Woodland Management • Hedge Cutting • Fully Insured • NPTC Qualified Staff • Free Quotations • 20 Years Experience • References Available • We Recycle all Waste • Wood Chippings Available Tel: 07790 367359 or 01794 342064 www.leejewelltreesurgeon.co.uk 2 www.mlggazettes.co.uk Satellite & aerial Satellite & Aerial: Sound & Vision: - TV Aerial Installations and Repairs - Home Entertainment Systems - Sky Satellite Installations - Home Cinema - Freeview & FreeSat - Multi Room Audio Visual Installations - FM & DAB Radio Installations - LED, LCD, Plasma TV’s & Projectors - Extra TV, Satellite & Telephone points - Home Automation Systems - Commercial (IRS, CCTV) - Lighting Control - European & Motorised - Commercial For a friendly and professional service please call 01794 230 048, email [email protected] or visit onedegreewest.tv satellite & aerial The Oak Floor Specialists MoreFloor specialises in the supply, production, and fitting of quality solid and engineered oak flooring. Whether it will be a dining room, kitchen or bathroom, or you have under floor heating, MoreFloor will have the solution. Various widths from 120mm to a very unique 280mm wide English Oak boards. Tables & Please come and visit our new showroom to see the wide Furniture range of solid and engineered floor we have on offer. made to order Folly Farm, Crawley, Winchester SO21 2PH Tel: 01962 776776 Mobile: 07968 355442 email: [email protected] www.morefloor.co.uk 3 Welcome to the September edition of your local Test Valley Gazette magazine. CONTENTS It’s the end of summer holidays for our young people and Back to School for another year of Education from our fantastic local schools. September means that the leaves 8 Real Life Law might be just about to turn and it might be just a little bit colder. However, that won’t stop us getting out and about as there are loads of great events this month. 12 Cooking with Kate For instance, the Romsey Show, Romsey Film Festival and the Test Valley Business Awards Gala (ticket only event) with guest speaker the well- known TV Personality Chris Packham, so do make sure you mark the date in your calendar to go along. 16-23 Community News The Romsey Show is packed full of entertainment, falconry, dog shows, Romsey Archers alongside so many other fun and interesting things to see including Winchester Guild of Bellringers who will be there! Plus plenty of exciting things for the children 27-33 Health and Wellbeing like Juggling Jim and Punch and Judy shows too. To find out more about what else will be there on the day, turn to page 22. If you are interested in the Romsey Film Festival, then turn to pages 16 & 17 for more details of the films scheduled in this year’s event, 36-37 Christmas Feature and the TVBA article outlining the finalists with more information about the Gala can be found on pages 20 & 20. We are always happy to connect with local people whether it be Community or Education news, Local Events or Charity 38-39 Salisbury Racecourse Fundraisers or whether you are a local businesses looking to discuss their marketing strategy. So please do email us: [email protected]. Please also get in touch if you have any events you would like advertised on our website (www.mlggazettes.co.uk) or in our What’s On section in the 40-41 Abbotts – A complete publications. Enjoy September and good luck to all the finalists in the Test home improvement Valley Business Awards. service Tracey READ ALL ABOUT IT! Looking for help to publicise a community/charity event? Test 50 Rabbit Haemorrhagic Valley Gazette’s Facebook has many ‘LIKES’ and we post news daily, ideal for charitable Find us on organisations across the whole of Test Valley. Disease Virus Find us on https://www.facebookcom/ testvalleygazette and follow us on Twitter @TestValleyGaz 56 Garden Gazette tips To advertise please call Tracey Preston on 01264-316499 or 07775-927161 or 62-63 This month’s walk e-mail [email protected] Advertisers have the benefit of our free in-house design for their advertisements by a professional artwork and graphics 64 Service with a smile team. Clients or agencies supplying artwork or images should send JPGs or PDFs, 300 dpi minimum if actual size, or at a higher 68-70 Classified ads resolution if smaller than the size required. COPY DATE FOR NEXT ISSUE - 2nd SEPTEMBER 2016 72-73 What’s on in your area MLG Magazines Ltd reserve the right to accept or reject any article or material supplied for publication or to edit such material prior to publication. 76-77 Drive The opinions expressed or advice given in this publication are the views of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the publisher. Every care is taken when compiling this magazine, however we cannot accept liability for misprints or mistakes. Dates and • STAIRCASES / FIRE ESCAPES information quoted are believed correct at Our magazines are the time of going to press, but are subject • RAILINGS & GATES – ALL TYPES printed in a factory to change and no responsibility can be • STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS that is FSC® & ISO 14001 taken for loss, damage or omission of certified. Sustainable and material due to error. • BUILDERS BEAM environmentally friendly It is the client’s responsibility to ensure • HAND RAILS printing is part of our ethos. they have permission to use any artwork • RESTORATION – INC. CAST IRON which they supply to Using vegetable-based inks • MILD & STAINLESS STEEL GENERAL FABRICATION and recycling nearly 100% us or request for us to reproduce. Unless of our paper waste means prior consent of the 01794 522196 / 07557 413888 you can be confident publisher is given, no Contact – [email protected] that this publication isn’t part of this publication www.gnsmetalworks.co.uk harming the planet. is to be reproduced. 4 www.mlggazettes.co.uk At The Dormy House we pride ourselves in designing and manufacturing our own practical and stylish furniture and soft furnishings. We have a wide range of beautiful fabrics, wallpapers and accessories too. Our affordable bespoke element and modular designs also allows you to adapt our pieces to suit your scheme perfectly. Come and visit our lovely spacious showroom, where Opening Times our helpful and friendly team are on hand to advise you on your The showroom is open interior design dilemmas, whether every weekday you are re-designing a room, or 10am to 4.30pm stuck for ideas and inspiration. and the first Saturday The light and airy showroom space of every month from 10am-2pm. includes a TV corner to keep little ones occupied, coffee for the adults We look forward to welcoming you! and plenty of parking. Find us at 27 Walworth Business Park, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 5LH Call us on 01264 365808 Shop online www.thedormyhouse.com 5 COMMON MISTAKES PEOPLE MAKE WHEN DESIGNING A BATHROOM Ripples Designer Gemma Owen takes a look at the common mistakes people make when designing a new bathroom Mistake #1 Mistake #2 Bisque available at Ripples CHOOSING THE CHOOSING INCOMPATIBLE WRONG TILES PRODUCTS A tile will look very different on its Choosing products that are own, compared to how it looks when incompatible with your home are it’s in place in your bathroom. It’s often a mistake that people make. It’s absolutely vital that people think my job as a specialist to work with a about where they want their tiles customer to ensure that we can work placed, the colour and the size, before around the constraints, so that we they make a final decision, these can create the customer their dream decisions will have a huge impact on bathroom. the overall design of the bathroom. For example, not understanding your water system will hugely affect “It’s about putting together what someone can buy (eg: gravity an. entire package at Ripples, fed system, combination boiler and working with a specialist pressurised system).
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