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Beale Park Boat & Outdoor Show SHOW GUIDE B EALE PARK Boat & Outdoor Show 2 016 3rd 4th 5th June With thanks to: www.boatinsure.co.uk www.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.ukwww.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.uk Welcome! Welcome to the Beale Park Boat & The store will be inviting visitors to join plane – a full-sized replica Aksel Spitfire! Specialists in boat Outdoor Show 2016, where you will get the them for an ‘IKEA experience’ aboard their The Wildlife Park is used to winged opportunity to view, try and buy the widest boat, with drinks and products on display. creatures, but they are normally of the range of boats in one place, all set around Make sure you pay them a visit – they are feathered variety! a beautiful lake beside the River Thames. moored next to the food court, so right in the middle of the Show. Please see the Show’s gate staff for more insurance This year’s Show will give you lots of information. opportunities to experience activities on Many of you already know that last year, and off the water, make a model boat, the running of the Show was taken on Enjoy the Show – I look forward to seeing Together we’ve got understand the art of knots, experience the by Ben Lane, who continued to build on you again next year! popular Newfoundland dog display and the foundation and ethos of past shows get the opportunity to meet the very best as well as bringing some great ideas and Richard Howard it covered wooden boat builders in the country. entertainment to the 2015 event. Show Director, Beale Park, part of the Child Beale Trust. With so much to do, you’re spoilt for I wish Ben, and his team, every success choice – a great family day out with lots with this year’s Show. to do and see including outdoor pursuits, live jazz, boat rides and quality craft and And finally….I would like to offer all paying produce brought to you by the very best visitors to the Boat Show reduced entry to artisans. the Wildlife Park of £5, valid once during the weekend of the Show, on production I am especially excited to welcome IKEA of a discount voucher. to this year’s Show. The Swedish furniture giant will be in attendance on Saturday and Make sure you take advantage of this Sunday promoting their new, long-awaited offer and pay the Park a visit as we have Reading superstore - which is set to open recently taken delivery of a rather special this summer. Kayley Prebble, QUALITY Proud sponsors of Underwriting Assistant relaxing on a narrowboat Beale Park Boat & in pyrford Marina TRUST Outdoor Show 2016 RELIABILITY THE LEADING NAME IN WAREHOUSING AND DISTRIBUTION If you’ve been impressed with our service we would be delighted to help you with any of your warehousing THE BoAT InSUrAnCE SpECIALISTS and distribution requirements. As you can see, we’ve got plenty of room to handle your business! The boat insurance people who share your interest: PLEASE CALL ON 0118 918 5900 OR 01732 223650 or www.boatinsure.co.uk VISIT WWW.QTRTRANSPORT.CO.UK 11 Tower View, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent ME19 4UY. Haven Knox-Johnston is a trading name of MS Amlin Underwriting Services Limited. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority www.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.uk QTR ad.indd 1 www.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.uk12/05/2015 09:511 On the lake Water Lyon at Beale Park Investment Advice by George Bulkley At Charles Stanley Reading we have a different approach to investment “I spent my earliest years canoeing on the water so that one is really close to the bird boat that is favoured by sun, shelter from Thames and always enormously admired life and river banks. The large windows in wind, or simply the better view. So when services. Rather than slotting you into someone else’s financial model, the Edwardian river launches. They looked the day saloon bring the light inside and I decided to build a boat for river touring, so elegant but were practical too with the allow one to look out at the river when Thames and France, I took this day launch we custom build a service around you. sociable forward steering position, an sitting down. The small aft cockpit is so with all these features as my inspiration.” excellent view forward and close to the practical since it is always one end of the Meat Importers W.W.Giles (Smithfield) Ltd, based in Pangbourne, wish Beale Park every success, with their Boat and Outdoor show. For a brochure or to discuss our services in more detail, please contact James Carr at our Reading office: offering quailty design and print services 0118 902 2800 Made to local businesses for 30 years Dukesbridge Chambers, 1 Duke Street, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 4SA graphic design signage large format print [email protected] for you digital print litho print banners pull up banners and so much more The meat industry experts at W.W. Giles offer a professional, friendly and bespoke service to its Please be aware that the value of your investments clients. When you add great-value, quality meat may fall as well as rise and your capital may be at risk. www.facebook.com/qwertyltd www.twitter.com/qwertyLtd products to the mix, you can easily see just why W.W.Giles are the meat wholesalers of choice to n n n n #qwertyis30 Discretionary and Advisory Investment Management Share Dealing Intermediaries Support ISAs, Junior ISAs and SIPPs many in the Food Industry. www.wwgiles.com www.charles-stanley.co.uk/liverpool www.charles-stanley.co.uk/readingwww.csfinancialsolutions.co.uk 0118 984 5007 qwerty limited NETWORK OF UK OFFICES 20-21 The Markham Centre, Station Road, Theale, Reading, Berkshire RG7 4PE [email protected] Charles Stanley & Co. Limited and CS Financial Solutions Limited are companies registered in England – No. 1903304 and No. 2131269 and are wholly T 0118 930 2222 E [email protected] www.qwertyltd.com ownedCharles subsidiaries Stanley & Co. of Limited Charles is Stanleyauthorised Group and regulated PLC. Registered by the Financial office: Conduct25 Luke Authority. Street, London, Registered EC2A office 4AR 25 T:Luke 020 St,77398 London, 200. EC2A Authorised 4AR. Registered and regulated in England by No. 1903304 the Financial Services Authority 2 www.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.uk www.bealeparkboatandoutdoorshow.co.uk 3 •CSW12_5160_210w_x_297h_reading_bealepark_yachts.indd 1 06/05/2015 12:20 RIVER THAMES Programme of events Here’s a snap shot of some of the activities you can see on and River Thames around the lake during your visit. We have not revealed all of the displays – as we wanted to keep a few up our sleeve! RIVERSIDE MOORINGS RIVERSIDE The schedule is subject to change due to weather conditions. MOORINGS GREEN AREA Friday 3rd June Jolly Good Food Demo Land 11.00 Bridge Home Built Boat Regatta arrival Lake 12.00 Miniport rides for children Lake 12.00 Newfs in Action Lake 12.30 Jolly Good Food Demo Land 14.00 Food & Drink Area Thames Traditional Boat Society Lake 14.30 Aquaforno Newfs in Action Lake 15.30 Champagne de Bleuchamp Jolly Good Food Demo Land 16.00 Burgers and bacon FAMILY CANOEING Casa das Bolitas Saturday 4th June Cuisine Enterprises YEL The Old Gaffers Association Lake 10.30 LOW AREA Dockwoods Cordless Canoe Challenge Lake 11.00 Fairdinkum Flapping Jacks Yummy treats Jolly Good Food demo Land 11.00 Woodland Ways Fire Lighting Land 11-12.00 CAMPING AND GLAMPING Flame Wood Fired Catering WC Loraso ice cream Dolphin Adventure (special feature) Lake 11.30 CLASSIC CARS Lymn Bank Farm The Official Opening Land/Lake 12.00 FOOD & Petros Miniport rides for children Lake 12.00 DRINK Pieroth Wine Thames Traditional Boat Society Lake 12.20 Simply Honest Curry FAMILY Newfs in Action Lake 13.30 Time For Tea CANOEING Jolly Good Food demo Land 14.00 MARINA VILLAGE MARINA Toastielicious Woodland Ways Land 14-16.00 West Berkshire Brewery Cordless Canoe Challenge Lake 14.00 Wye Valley Bridge Kipp & Co Land 14.30 WC Slipway Thames Vintage Boat Club Lake 15.00 Dolphin Adventure (special feature) Lake 15.30 Showers/WC ORANGE AREA Dingy Cruising Association Lake 15.45 Jolly Good Food Demo Land 16.00 WC Newfs in Action Lake 16.15 SHOW ORANGE AREA ORANGE AREA ENTRANCE Sunday 5th June The Old Gaffers Association Lake 10.30 Dolphin Adventure (special feature) Lake 11.00 Jolly Good Food demo Land 11.00 CAR PARKING TO BEALE PARK Woodland Ways Fire Lighting Land 11-12.00 Cordless Canoe Challenge Lake 11.15 Thames Traditional Boat Society Lake 12.00 Orange Area Marina Village Yellow Area Miniport rides for children Lake 12.00 Andrew Hall Conrad Natzio Lodestar Books Ushiwear David Schofield Chop Chop Kitchen Wear Newfs in Action Lake 12.30 Accessible Sailing Dads Boats Ltd Lockhart Boat Builders Utilities Warehouse David Worthington Clear View Optics WaterCraft Awards Land 13.00 Anglia Yacht Brokerage Datchet Watersports Marine and industrial LLP Walker Outboard Services Ltd HM Cohen t/a Deck Shoes Classic Motor Boat Association Amateur Yacht Demon Yachts Ltd Vintage Engines (Mr Menhams) Water Craft magazine Eric Freestone Classic Sailor Magazine Jolly Good Food demo Land 14.00 Research Society Dingy Cruising Association Nestaway Boats Ltd Willow Bay boats WBTA John Stibbs Folding Kayaks UK Woodland Ways Spoon Carving Land 14-16.00 Arthur Beale D AND V Fashions Nick Smith Boatbuider Webb Boats Paul Bjork H&H Woodworkers Cordless Canoe Challenge & Awards Lake 14.00 ASAP Marine Drascombe Old Gaffers Association Wooden Boatbuilders Association Peter Crozier with classic autos Kipp & Co Land 14.30 AV Boats by Churchouse Boats Robbins Timber Paul Drewett Henley Sales and Charter Ltd Home Built Boat Regatta departure Lake 15.00 The Berkshire, Edwardian
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