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Fareham Today Summer 2013 Fareham Today Summer 2013 In this issue: Sheltered Housing with a Difference Lord Wilson School Opens its Doors Clothing and Textiles Recycling Keeping Fareham Clean & Tidy See the online version of Fareham Today at Your magazine from www.fareham.gov.uk/farehamtoday A message from the Executive Leader of Fareham Borough Council, Councillor Seán Woodward This year we welcome in the new Mayor, Councillor Susan Bayford, and along with her Consort and husband, Councillor Brian Bayford. The Mayor Making and Citizen of Honour awards ceremony, at Ferneham Hall, was a huge success. The Mayor has announced her chosen charities as The Rainbow Centre for Adult Rehabilitation, the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity, and Tradissar RDA (Riding for the Disabled). The Rainbow Centre’s aim is to improve the quality of life for people with Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, stroke, head injury, cerebral palsy and their families through conductive education. The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity represents all those who are serving and have served along with their families. The charity makes grants with a broad reach, supporting not only military charities which provide help in times of need, but also grants to help those who serve today. Tradissar RDA (Riding for the Disabled) Group provides lessons for both mentally and physically disabled children and adults. In addition to the opportunity to learn to ride or expand upon current skills, they offer the chance to learn to ride side saddle. The new Mayor's Cadet has been appointed for 2013/14 – 17 year old leading Cadet, Kirsty-Nicolle Wright. Kirsty joined Warsash Sea Cadets in 2010 and has worked hard to gain many new skills and qualifications. I would like to offer my sincere congratulations to Kirsty and to this year’s Citizens of Honour; Ken Charman and Marjorie Wise, and Young Citizen of the Year, David Hawkins for their outstanding voluntary contributions to the community. We received over 5,000 votes to name the new community and Welborne was declared the winner – so thank you to everyone who took part. And finally, I sincerely welcome all comments and suggestions on how you would like to improve the Borough. In fact we have recently started a programme of reviews throughout the Council looking at how we deliver our services through the eyes of our customers. We hope that this will further improve your experience when dealing with us. So please do let me know your thoughts and ideas, which I am always keen to hear. Join our e-panel and help improve services! If you live in the Borough and are aged 18 or over, you can comment on topics relating to Fareham Borough Council and our partners online. If you’re aged between 13 and 19 you can join our young persons’ e-panel. Just click on the e-panel link on www.fareham.gov.uk/consultation 2 Fareham Today Summer 2013 • Tel: 01329 236100 • Email: [email protected] Contents 2 Foreword 4 Community News 6 Events for your Diary 8 Bringing People and Parks Together 10 Welborne Fareham Town Centre Before and After 12 Sheltered Housing with a Difference 13 Lord Wilson School Opens its Doors Fareham Youth Council 14 Clothing and Textiles Recycling 16 Keeping Fareham Clean & Tidy 18 Tackling Isolation in Fareham 20 Access All Areas 21 What's on at Ferneham Hall 22 Your Councillors An audio version of this magazine is available on request from the editor and online at www.fareham.gov.uk/farehamtoday Follow us on Twitter @FarehamBC • Like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/farehambc Editor: Rachael Haydon 01329 824510 [email protected] • Assistant Editor: Lauren Clarke Designed by www.starfishdesign.co.uk • Printed by Holbrooks Printers on paper obtained from sustainable forests 023 9266 1485 All information in this issue is correct at time of going to press. © Fareham Borough Council: Civic Offices, Civic Way, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 7AZ Website: www.fareham.gov.uk • Facebook: www.facebook.com/farehambc • Twitter: @FarehamBC 3 Community News Forever Remembered Fareham Leisure Card – On Remembrance Sunday, 10 November at 11am, a special Have you got yours yet? service will be held at Holy Trinity Church in Fareham to ‘Forever Remember’ those who gave their lives in the Fareham Leisure Card offers discounts from service of their country. between 5% and 50% on a whole range of leisure activities, now from 41 outlets in and around If you are a Fareham resident and would like the name of Fareham. You can also use your Fareham Leisure a loved one who has died as a serving member in a British Card at: Armed Forces conflict to be added to a list of names to be read out prior to the service at 10am, please complete the • Airzone Kitesurf School • Lucketts Travel • NEW – Alexandra Sports • Manor Farm Country Park online form at www.fareham.gov.uk or use the form below • Ambush Paintball and • Meon Valley Cycle Hire and send to: Lasertag • Motag Motorcycle Training • Amnesia The Hair Fitness • Naz Indian Cuisine The Chief Executive’s Office Centre • New Forest Activities Fareham Borough Council • Andark Diving & Water Booking Centre Civic Offices, Sports • Passion Flower Florists Civic Way • Blue Reef Aquarium • Razzamatazz Fareham PO16 7AZ to arrive by 30 September 2013. • Body Fusion On-form Sports • Royal Victoria Railway Injury Clinic • NEW – SelClene Fareham • Compass Trailers Your details: and Southampton • Crofton Shotokan School of • NEW – Solent Cycles Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss Karate • St Margaret’s Nurseries • Cuts and Clobber • TAGF Activities Ltd First Name • Energie Fitness for Women • Team Sport Indoor Karting • Fareham Health and Beauty • NEW – The Brewpot Surname • Fareham Leisure Centre • The Healing Sanctuary • Ferneham Hall • The Royal Navy Submarine Address (must be within the Borough of Fareham) • Go Ballooning Museum • Go Bowling • The Spirit Within Holistic • Gosport Horse-Drawn & Hypno Therapies Carriages • Titchfield Haven Nature • NEW – Improvements Plus Reserve • LBhealthcare • Traditional Fish and Chips • Life Coach and Mentoring • Zebra Waste Skip Hire Details of deceased: Full name of deceased Joining the Fareham Leisure Card scheme couldn’t be easier, simply pick up a leaflet and application form from either Fareham Leisure Centre or Ferneham Hall. Date of death (if known) Please contact the Leisure Card Officer for prices. Relationship to applicant For more information about the Fareham Leisure Card or if your company would like to be part of the scheme and offer discounts, please contact the Leisure Card Service in which deceased was serving, Officer, tel: 01329 824894 on Tuesday’s, Wednesday’s eg Army, Navy, Air Force and Thursday’s. Please note: If the name of your loved one already appears on a memorial within the Borough of Fareham or if you added a name to ‘Forever Remembered’ in previous years, you do not need to complete this form as their name will already be on the list to be read out at the special service on ✂ 4 Fareham Today Summer 2013 • Tel: 01329 236100 • Email: [email protected] Fareham Choir secures Community Chest funding A local choir, the 50 PLUS Singers, based in Fareham, has secured funding from the BBC Radio Solent Community Chest. The Community Chest makes available a sum of £1,000 per week divided between three local voluntary organisations. The candidates are Goodwood golf day raises announced on BBC Radio Solent. thousands for the Rainbow Centre The choir is based in Fareham Leisure Centre and all the members are in the over 50 age group. Currently The Rainbow Centre, a Fareham-based charity that the choir has 56 members who meet on Friday supports children and adults with Cerebral Palsy and other mornings from 11:30am until 1:00pm to rehearse disabilities has raised around £5,000 with the help of local under the direction of musical director Sheila Javes and golfers. accompanied by Jill Race. On 25 April over fifty players from local businesses But it isn’t just a social occasion – the choir undertakes including, Eastleigh’s Hantec and Southampton’s Questmap public performances and performs fundraising concerts Ltd took part in a recent golf event held over Goodwood’s for charities. The choir sings a three or four-part award winning Downs Course. The money raised will go harmony – its repertoire spans songs from shows and a towards helping one child visit the centre for a year to wide range of other music genres ranging from extracts receive the specialist support they need. from the classics, folk songs, TV themes, Caribbean and Stuart Gillett, Golf at Goodwood’s General Manager, said: gospel. “We were delighted to host this special event and pull out The choir is an open access choir and does not audition all the stops for such an important and crucial charity. The prospective new members. Members do not need to generosity from the players was overwhelming and we be experienced singers nor do they need to be able look forward to welcoming them back”. to read music. If you enjoy singing and would like For more information please contact Sarah Lake at The to take part why not drop in at the Leisure Centre Rainbow Centre on 01329 289500 or one Friday morning? Alternatively, if you represent a email [email protected] voluntary organisation or charity and would like a choir to perform at your event why not contact the 50 PLUS Singers? For more details ring 01329 233601. BROADLAW Opened by Nick Girdler with Magician Damian Radio Jay Solent Broadlaw Summer Fair and The volunteers at Broadlaw Community Space are currently planning their fourth annual Trigger the Train FREE PARKING AT FAREHAM summer fair, to be held on Saturday 17 August, Bishopsfield Road, 11am-4pm.
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