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Pinders Announces Intergalactic Mission JuneMay 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP 2018 Tattoo Parlours Urged to Join Star Rating Scheme Tattoo parlours and other studios and beauty salons that use needles and blades in Mansfield are being urged to sign up to a county-wide scheme that rates their standards of hygiene and safety. Local authorities across Nottinghamshire, including Mansfield District Council, which are responsible for licensing businesses that offer tattoos, body piercing and permanent and semi- permanent make-up treatments, are working together on the Nottinghamshire Hygiene Accreditation Scheme. The aim of the scheme is to improve hygiene and safety standards associated with tattooing and cosmetic piercings, along with any permanent or semi-permanent treatments and procedures that use needles or micro-blades, and is part of a wider strategy by Mansfield District Council to make the district a safer place to live, work and visit and improve the wellbeing of its citizens. The five star rating system operates in a similar way to the national food hygiene scheme for restaurants and shops selling food products. The first scheme of its kind was launched in Wales in 2014 and has been a huge success. Businesses that offer the highest rates of hygiene and safety are awarded five stars signifying excellent standards. The lowest Pinders Leon Robson and Peter Herniman from Pinders Opticians rating is zero stars which indicates that urgent improvements are needed. The rating scheme has been developed using Chartered Institute of Environmental Health guidance on best practice for the industry, and from feedback provided during consultations with local businesses. Pinders Announces The scheme costs £120 to join and for the initial inspection, and £60 for a re-inspection and re-rating. Businesses that achieve two to five stars are reviewed after 12 months but those that achieve zero or one star are inspected again after six months. The kind of areas the accreditation covers include: Intergalactic Mission • The state and fabric of the premises • Cleanliness procedures employed by the business. • Cleanliness of staff • The safe use, storage and disposal of needles, inks and equipment. for Local Charity 'Reach' • Sterilisation and cross-contamination prevention measures • Consent forms and record keeping of clients. Local Opticians to attempt a 12-hour Lego Star Wars build. Local independent Pinders Opticians, which has five practices in Reach support people with learning disabilities in Nottinghamshire North Nottinghamshire, is aiming to build one of the biggest Lego to reach beyond expectation and make a good life in their local sets ever made on Wednesday 30th May from 7am-7pm. The 12- community - a life full of meaning, challenge and opportunity. More hour building challenge will see the team attempt to create a Lego information can be found at www.reachuk.org. Star Wars Millennium Falcon, containing over 7500 pieces, to raise Pinders Opticians has provided reliable eye care in North money for local charity Reach. Pinders are calling for Lego and Star Nottinghamshire since 1946. As an independent business, the More information about the accreditation scheme, which Wars fans to help the practice team build the set at the Pinders practices are very much a part of the local community. Based in was launched in April, can also be found at https://www. Southwell branch on Queen Street. Mansfield, New Ollerton, Southwell and Warsop, Pinders offers a nottinghamcity.gov.uk/business-information-and-support/ Members of the public who wish to get involved with the Lego comprehensive range of glasses, sunglasses, contact lenses and health-and-safety/hygiene-accreditation-scheme/. Businesses challenge can book 15-minute building slots at a cost of £5 per slot visual aids to meet the needs of local people. can also contact Environmental Health at Mansfield District during the day to join the team in creating the iconic set. All funds Council on 01623 463492 for more information. raised by the practice will go to Reach to help them to support Cllr Bill Drewett, Portfolio Holder for Safer Communities, said: people with learning difficulties in Nottinghamshire. Building slots can be booked by calling the practice on 01636 812286. PLEASE NOTE “We take public safety very seriously in Mansfield. Pinders will be live streaming the Millennium Falcon build The copy deadline for the July 2018 issue is: "The hygiene of tattoo and body piercing parlours is particularly throughout the day on their Facebook page https://www.facebook. pertinent in this respect because the damage that can be done to com/pindersopticians. The practice has also set up a Just Giving Friday 4th June 2018 customers at the hands of poor operators can be horrendous - and page for anyone who would like to donate to Reach but cannot permanent. attend the event https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ Anything received after this date may not be included. “The aim of this scheme is to provide reassurance to customers that legobuildchallenge. Please email your advertising or editorials to the treatments they receive will be carried out in hygienic premises “We are very excited to be building one of the biggest Lego sets ever which follow safe procedures. The Editor at the email address below: made and raising money for a great local charity too,” “I would urge local studios to sign up because it should help to said Peter Herniman, Director at Pinders Opticians. enhance their business by increasing consumer confidence. The [email protected] food hygiene star rating scheme has been a huge success in “We are very grateful to Pinders for their support this year,” said Sarah improving standards and we think this scheme will be, too.” from Reach. “This challenge sounds very exciting and different to or for further information telephone: 01623 846011 anything we have been involved in before.” Page 2 June 2018 www.warsopparishcouncil.co.uk Editor’s GARDENING MONTHLY... Letter Every Thursday It's June ... 8am - 2pm half way through the year - how that's happened I have no idea! Of course, this means that we are edging ever closer to Warsop Carnival with the theme this year being Best of Brittish. We hope to be featuring more information in next month's issue of the paper but do please show your General Tasks and Garden Maintenance support and save the date: Along with all the flourish and splendour this month, weeds are thriving too, so keep Sunday 8th July on top of the situation; hoe on warm days and leave them on the surface to wither The carnival is the main fundraiser for many of and die in the sun. our local groups and charities but this aside - Another constant task around the garden at this time of year is deadheading - remove it is normally an excellent free day out with spent flowers from containers, pots, hanging baskets, beds and borders and feed something for all the family. them all occasionally with liquid feed. Deadheading diverts energy from producing seed into producing new flowers... so is a good thing all round. This month football fans will be revelling in the Fifa World Cup, our tribute to this 4-yearly event features Be prepared in case of a late frost - keep vulnerable plants and new shoots protected in the banner. We've selected one team from each at night if frost is forecast and don’t be tempted to put out your really tender plants Your Local Market of the groups to feature in the banner - how spooky until the middle of the month unless the weather changes dramatically. offering high quality produce would it be if we've selected each group's winner? If it’s dry, attack ground elder, lords and ladies and the like with systemic weed killer at affordable prices Here's hoping England do well. painted onto the leaves, and trail tips of bindweed into jam jars full of the same. Remember systemic weed killers are indiscriminate and will kill anything they contact. If you're a lego fan - why not show your support to Come along and grab yourself a bargain!! Watering is essential once the weather is drier and warmer - water thoroughly once local business Pinders in their fundraising effort or twice a week rather than little and often (containers and hanging baskets need (further details on the front page). watering every day and sometimes even twice a day if it is hot and windy) - this Editor, Warsop & District News encourages plants to put down roots in search of water rather than coming up to the surface. For large shrubs or trees, leave a hose trickling around the base for an hour - R&S Lawnmowers hedges are best watered with a trickle hose (a length of old hose punctured with little Promote Your Business holes) left running for an hour or so. Service and Repairs by Advertising in Carry on removing moss and weeds from paths, terraces and drives and keep an FREE collection and prompt attention eye out for pests around the garden. Try to keep the use of chemical controls to a minimum - they may kill off pests, but they also kill off the beneficial insects that prey Tel: 01623 842419 on them such as ladybirds and hoverfly larvae. Continue the campaign against slugs and snails. They love the young shoots of The best way to reach local people and promote delphiniums and the like, so use pet-friendly slug pellets, drench the ground around your business is to advertise locally. Warsop hostas with liquid slug killer to exterminate slugs below the surface or invest in a & District News is one of the largest free local biological control (this employs nematodes to deliver a slug-lethal bacterial infection). DOWNTOEARTH publications in the area. Keep an eye out for snails and pick them off..
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