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To nd out more please visit our website GuildfordFringeFest or contact us via social media: GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival.com GuildfordFringeFestival 2 3 elco eThis issue is all about getting out and having fun. Kicking off the month eat res Crossword/Suduko p8/37 we have the Godalming Town Show which this Music on the move p6 year has a beach theme. No milk today p13 Why not get out your swimmers and flipflops Competition p14 and enjoy this action packed day of fun for So you want to be a vet p19 all the family. Safe and sound p21 Hold the front page as the hugely When your job is a pain p25 popular boy band Take That are coming to Godalming. They are not exactly boys Garden Cuttings p26/27 anymore but if you are a fan you can Tourist at home p29 see them on stage streamed into The Book Review p32 Godalming Borough on Saturday 8th June (p22) Cinema Listings p36 This month’s competition is the opportunity What’s On p37/40 to enjoy ales from some of the country’s top independent brewers at G Live’s 9th Beer Festival in the autumn. Turn to page 14 to win 4 tickets for you and your friends. Flicking through the magazine you will see lots of wonderful productions to book tickets for. Godalming is certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to the arts. Back in July To Advertise Simply call Fran on 07787853604 or Find us, follow us or contact us email [email protected] 07787 853604 If you don’t have a ready made [email protected] advertisement then we can create www.pepperpotdirectory.co.uk one for you. @pepperpotmag
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5 By Tom Hancock What sic are the best headphones o for running?the ove Research has shown what most of us instinctively knew - that listening to the right type and tempo of music while you run keeps you ‘in the zone’ for longer. So what factors are important when choosing headphones for running? Water resistance – If you run outside this is obviously important, but many of us forget that sweat is water and if you’re running, indoors or out you will sweat, and eventually this will kill your headphones. Fit – There are headphones which wrap tightly around your head, or over and around your ears. But the best types of running headphones are probably true wireless, or lightweight Bluetooth. They are ‘in-ear’ designs with tips that fit into the ear and additional, curved, tapered ‘hooks’ that sit under the crater of cartilage just above the earhole, known as the anti-helix. When you’re running little things like a cable rubbing the back of your neck can feel irritating. Also, although the battery life can be irritatingly short with true wireless headphones if you use them as your main set, it’s more than long enough for even the most enthusiastic runner. Wireless and ‘true wireless’ headphones are different. ‘True wireless’ headphones completely lack a cable or connector between the earpieces. Wireless headphones are still connected in some way, either over the head or round the back of the neck, even if they no longer need to be connected to a phone jack. Sound quality – This is possibly the least important feature for sports use. Mostly runners want to feel the beat and be motivated by their pumped-up playlist, while blocking out external noise. Sports headphones are not about being able to pick out the subtle nuances in a Chopin piano concerto. They need to be reasonable sound quality and be able to cope with a bit of bass. Ambient Sound – Some headphones are designed to let in ambient sound with good reason: situational awareness is important if you run on your own and you want to be aware of traffic or of someone approaching you. This feature is less important if you prefer to run in a gym and want to block out the world. Running is such a great activity, and the right music will add to the experience, so pick up some headphones today and in the words of the classic from Spencer Davis Group which features on my own playlist… Keep on Running.
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ow’s milk is considered dietary staple by sweet and nutty flavour. They contain fewer calories and fat Cmany. It’s rich in protein and important thank cow’s milk but are also significantly lower in protein vitamins and minerals, including calcium, and carbohydrates. They can be added to coffee and tea, used on cereal, mixed in smoothies and used as milk in phosphorus and B vitamins. But some people desserts and baked goods. can’t or don’t drink cow’s milk at all due to Coconut Milk - Made from water and the white flesh personal preferences, dietary restrictions, of brown coconuts. It has a creamy texture and a sweet, allergies or intolerances. subtle coconut flavour. It contains less fat than cow’s milk 2–3% of children under the age of three are allergic to and significantly less protein and carbohydrates. It can be cow’s milk although most grow out of it. The allergy can used on cereal and in smoothies and cooking. cause a range of symptoms, including rashes, upset Oat Milk – Made from a mixture of oats and water. It tummies and even anaphylaxis. is high in soluble fibre, which is good for gut health. It is Lactose intolerance is very common. Lactose is a sugar naturally sweet with a mild flavour and can be used in found in cow’s milk. People with lactose intolerance cannot cooking in the same way as cow’s milk. It is also good for digest this sugar so it stays in the digestive tract causing use on cereal or in smoothies. gas and irritation. Rice Milk - Made from milled white or brown rice and Vegans exclude all products from their diet that originate water this is the least likely milk substitute to trigger from animals, and some people simply do not like the allergies, which makes it a safe option for those with taste of cow’s milk. allergies or intolerances to dairy, gluten, soy or nuts. It is mild in taste and naturally sweet and is nice to drink on its So, what is available for those who prefer a non- own as well as in smoothies, or in desserts or over cereal. dairy alternative? It is not a good choice for children or the elderly because Soy Milk – Made with either soybeans or soy protein of its low protein content, and it has a high glycaemic isolate, and often contains thickeners and vegetable oils. index so is not good for diabetics either. It typically has a mild and creamy flavour. It has a similar There is no one milk substitute that is ideal for everyone. nutritional make-up to cow’s milk, and works best in The taste, nutrition and cost of these alternatives can vary cooking, in coffee and on cereal. considerably, so it is worth taking a while to experiment Almond Milk (or other nut milks) – This is made and find those that work best for you. with either whole almonds or almond butter and water (cashew, hazelnut and macadamia nut milks are also By Louise Addison available). Nut milks have a light texture and a slightly
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14 Sho ld o still e pa i o rself a divide d By Tim Hardy, Shipleys Chartered Accountants f you are a Director of a limited company, And whilst you can’t reduce the tax amounts due on Ichanges in how dividends are taxed may dividends, there are ways to be more tax efficient have left you questioning how best to take with what you do with your money after. The first is to money out of the company. make the most of the current ISA allowance, which remains at £20,000 for the 2019/20 financial year. In recent years the tax-free dividend allowance has reduced from £5,000 (in 2017/18) to its current Another option is to consider the tax reliefs being position of £2,000. In this 2019/20 tax year, any offered by the Government when investing in Venture dividend in excess of that allowance is taxed at: Capital Trusts (VCTs). With VCTs you gain a 30% tax relief on the investment – up to a maximum of • 7.5% for basic rate taxpayers £200,000 per year. You also gain tax free dividends • 32.5% for the higher rate and and do not face Capital Gains Tax when your VCT is • 38.1% for those with over £150,000 of sold. You do, however, have to hold your shares in a taxable income. VCT for 5 years to gain these tax benefits. You won’t, however, pay any tax if you have unused Before committing to any course of action do take personal allowance which covers your additional specialist tax advice that reflects your individual dividend. circumstances. Generally, it usually still makes commercial sense For more tax planning advice please for Directors to take a mix of salary and dividend, contact me and our friendly team at but do take specialist advice to determine the right Shipleys LLP in Godalming. balance for your individual circumstances. Tel - 01483 423607 Other tax-efficient options email - [email protected] As another tax-efficient remuneration option, don’t visit - www.shipleys.com forget that your company can contribute to your pension. Company contributions into a pension are usually tax free up to the annual allowance of £40,000 (unless your total income is above £150,000 when this amount is reduced).
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17 18 So o a t to e a T eterinary Medicine is a highly competitive Vfield. Every year there are hundreds of applicants for each available place. It is probably one of the most over- subscribed courses in the country. You will need excellent A-levels. Most people have chemistry, biology and either physics or maths at Grade A or B. Some universities will accept other subjects if they are impressed with the candidate. You will need to check with individual universities. Many Veterinary schools expect candidates to take a BMAT test (BMAT stands for biomedical admissions test) in order to get into vet school. This is an aptitude test. Go to www.bmat.org.uk for information and sample questions. Be prepared not to get in at the first attempt. You can re-apply and make use of the year to gain experience. Whether it is a first attempt or a retry you need to differentiate yourself for the competition. Try to gain experience working in a vet R IVENDELL practice, on farms assisting with lambing or calving, V E TERINARY GROUP in dog kennels or at local zoos and animal rescue PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE centres. Mostly you will be cleaning out kennels, AND CARING SERVICE FOR feeding animals, making tea etc. It will almost YOUR SMALL ANIMALS certainly be unpaid. But ask lots of questions, and ask to observe interesting operations etc. Write up GODALMING: 01483 421833 Farncombe Veterinary Surgery interesting cases and experiences as case studies, 24 St Johns Street, Farncombe, explain what you learned and submit these along Godalming GU7 3EJ with your application. This will prove to the university Small Animals that you are self-motivated and dedicated, which ASH VALE: 01252 337310 Vale Veterinary Centre counts for a lot during the application process. 153 Ash Hill Road, Ash GU12 5DW Remember that universities like to take on well- Small Animals rounded students, so make sure develop hobbies and talents in other areas too. WWW.RIVENDELLVETS.CO.UK By James Campbell
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on’t forget to protect your property while consider installingSo d a burglar alarm - as well as you’re away protecting your property, having an alarm can D also lower your insurance premiums. The summer holidays are just around the corner. While you’re away on holiday, some extra We put a lot of effort into planning our perfect precautions will help protect your possessions. summer break, but we often don’t put quite as Keep valuables out of sight. If they can be seen, much effort into making sure that while we’re then someone might be tempted to try to steal away relaxing our home is safe them. Don’t close curtains in the daytime though, Most burglars are opportunists, who target as this announces to the world that your house empty homes. This means that the holiday is empty. Invest in timer switches to turn lights season is bonanza time for them. However, a and the radio on and off. Cancel any milk or little preparation can save a lot of distress. 60 newspaper deliveries. percent of burglars gain entrance through rear or Inform a couple of trusted neighbours that you side windows and doors so make securing these will be away. Ask them to keep an eye on your a priority. property and offer to do the same for them while Fences and hedges are the first line of defence they are away. Little tasks like moving the post against uninvited guests so should act as an away from the door, and drawing your curtains in effective barrier, rather than just being attractive the evening will make it look as though someone borders. The Metropolitan Police recommend is in. They could even park a car on your drive if ‘hostile plants’; plants that are spiky, prickly or you are taking yours away. Offer to do the same very dense. Don’t let them grow too high though, for them when they go on holiday. your home should be visible from the street and Join your Neighbourhood Watch Scheme, to your neighbours. The idea is not to provide a or if there isn’t a local scheme, set one up. hiding place for intruders! Protect the entrance Neighbourhood Watch has an excellent track to your property too. If a gate isn’t practical, record of deterring opportunistic thieves. consider covering pathways with gravel. Thieves don’t like to announce their presence and the A little vigilance and some common sense go a sound of footsteps on gravel is often enough to long way to protecting the things you love. Follow put them off entering. these simple steps and you will be able to relax on holiday knowing your home is as safe as it Motion-activated lighting and well-lit paths and can be. driveways are also a good deterrent. Outside security lighting is cheap to set up, and low energy light bulbs keep running costs down. Also, By Sarah Davey
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22 23 eor ia ’ eefe tal Shalford Village Hall, Shalford, Guildford GU4 8JE Well worth coming along to hear. Visitors are Date: Thursday June 20th 2019 always welcome. Time: Coffee from 9.30am Talk begins at 10.40 he Society continues its programme of talks Twith a look at the life of one of America’s most popular artists, Georgia O’Keefe. She is known throughout the world for her flower paintings, but her legacy of some 900 works also includes New York skyscrapers, semi-abstract pictures of Lake George and sun-bleached animal bones in the New Mexican desert. Her long and productive career (she was 98 when she died) will be examined by Bernard Allen, an experienced lecturer on Art History. Teaching is a highly successful second career for Bernard, who also leads tours of galleries in London and Paris, and is currently preparing a book on 19th Century artists in Sussex.
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How to minimise work-induced injury By Louise Addison hether we work at a desk or in manual job, Shoulder rolls are excellent. Roll one at a time Wwe can often develop pain or injury relating forward and then backward, then both together. to our work. Two of the most common are neck Spinal rotation is also good. Lift your arms in front of and lower back pain. you to shoulder height, bent at the elbows fingertips almost touching, then twist gently to the right and Back pain is the UK’s leading cause of long-term the left several times, trying to turn a little further sickness and is responsible for over 15 million each time without straining. Try some pectoral sick days per year. Many aches and niggles can stretches by placing your hands behind your head be related to repetitive strain, caused by doing a and lacing your fingers together. Draw both elbows task over and over, or from prolonged and incorrect back to open the shoulders and ribcage. Hold the posture. In most cases it is a combination of factors position for fifteen seconds. These exercises can be which lead to pain, and symptoms can be hugely done easily while sitting or standing at your desk improved through the right exercise, physiotherapy so do them three or four times per day. At home and some simple lifestyle changes. you can try a pelvic tilt. Lie on your back on the If you’re regularly in a position which is not good floor with your knees bent. Flatten your back against for your body, it can start to wear down and cause the floor by tightening your abdominal muscles and injury. But you don’t have to accept this as an bending your pelvis up slightly. Hold for up to 10 inevitable consequence of work. Simple changes seconds. like obtaining a new chair, or setting up your work This about optimising your work place. Flexible sit/ station correctly can have a positive impact. stand desks are becoming more popular. A sit/ There are also exercises that we can do throughout stand desk is one that allows the user to alternate the day which can help increase mobility and between sitting and standing by being able to lower prevent injury. These exercises concentrate on or raise the work surface. By being able to alternate ensuring a strong mobile thoracic spine, which sitting and standing, users can vary their body promotes good posture while minimising the position more often which is better for spine health. chance of injury. The thoracic spine is at the centre Small adjustments to both your work space and of our ability to move freely. If it becomes stiff then your approach to posture can help ensure that you this impacts on our lower back, our neck and our remain pain-free and productive for longer. shoulders and arms.
25 e arde C tti s his is such an exciting time of year in the garden with everything taking Toff at speed. Plants are growing fast in the warmer weather but so, also, are weeds. Try to keep on top of these and lawn care too otherwise your garden could turn into a jungle! This, really, is the month when your garden should be at its peak and the long evenings allow you to spend time catching up on jobs and enjoying what you’ve achieved. If you fancy some well-earned time off get out of your gardening clobber, spruce up and head off to Claremont House Landscape Gardens who are hosting a garden party on 23rd June (admission is free). Here are 10 jobs to do in your garden during June: • It’s time to instill a regular mowing regime for • Sweet peas will be starting to flower and your lawn. Apply a high-nitrogen summer lawn these will need to be repeatedly picked. If you fertiliser and treat lawn weeds now that they are don’t the plant will think its job is done and will growing strongly. stop flowering and start producing seed pods. If that happens cut the pods off and the plant • Don’t be lulled by good weather into will start to flower again. forgetting about unexpected squally spells that hit us now and then. Make sure sturdy stakes • Your roses should be at their best this month are in place to protect tall perennials such as and flowering madly. Deadhead as often as you lupins, dahlias and peonies. can by snipping off their browning blooms to
26 just above a leaf that is pointing in the direction you want the new shoot to grow. • Late Spring is a colourful time of year in the garden but July and August can be less so as tulips, alliums and early flowering plants fade. Plan ahead with a stock of seedlings and some bedding plants ready to fill emerging spaces eg. Cosmos, calendula, salvias and pelargoniums. • Prune spring-flowering shrubs such as Deutzia, Weigela and Philadelphus after flowering has finished. Cut back flowered growth to strong young shoots lower down. It’s important to do this now in order to give the shrub time to produce flowering shoots for next year. Each year cut out up to a quarter of ageing stems to near the base. • Don’t be alarmed if your fruit trees shed some immature fruit after flowering. This is nature’s way of protecting the health of the crop in what is known as the “June drop” by allowing the tree’s energy to be channelled into producing fewer, but bigger and healthier fruit. • Harvest early potatoes as soon as they start to flower and for maximum flavour cook them as soon as you have dug them up with some, hopefully, home-grown mint. • Now that the risk of frost has passed you can bring your tomatoes and beans out of the greenhouse and plant them at the base of pre-prepared supports. Keep their roots well watered to ensure a good crop. • Lay straw around the base of strawberries to prevent soil splash and, as soon as fruits start swelling, cover the beds with netting, raised up on wire hoops and well pegged down round the sides, to protect the crop from birds.
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28 Pla To rist at o e ave you ever walked around your own area is a good way to learn to appreciate it. Has if you were a tourist? You’d be surprised Meet New People - Engage in a conversation with how much there is to see and how little you a complete stranger while exploring your own probably know about the place you live. town. Coffee shops are good places because the We get so bogged down in daily routines that we atmosphere is relaxed. Older people often enjoy a don’t pay attention to what’s in front of our eyes. chat and may have a wealth of knowledge about the Here are five great reasons to explore your own area area, especially if they grew up there. this summer. A new perspective - Find the highest building A fresh pair of eyes - Take roads and corners you’ve or vantage point and see if you can get a bird’s never taken before. Get lost in streets you’ve never eye view of your area. For a completely different been to and see things you never realized were experience, see if you can do it again at night! there. You’ll see your area in a new light. Refresh your mind - Playing tourist in your own town A history lesson - You’ve driven or walked by that can make you reconnect with and appreciate it. building, church, or statue thousands of times, but A teacher of mine once said, ‘Keep exploring. Keep do you know the name of it or the story behind it? learning. Stay curious, and you won’t go far wrong.’ Take time to learn about the history and secrets of where you live! Read a book, visit a museum. Gaining a better understanding of an area’s heritage By Sarah Davey
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The air od other f all Pa to i es Pantomime Dame first donned ‘her’ laughter away from the stresses of our day jobs. Alipstick, frock and wig for Godalming As a charity, we don’t profit personally from our Theatre Group back in 1964 for their shows – but your continued support allows us to very first show and GTG has been involve more people, try new ideas and make sure bringing community theatre to our town that we can give our audiences the professional ever since. Fast forward 55 years and standards you deserve – but without the West End GTG is very proud that their annual ticket prices.” Panto has become such an important So this December, poor old Cinders is sweeping part of Christmas tradition for so many up, Buttons is busily shining his… buttons and the local families. Fairy Godmother will be ready with wand in hand to welcome you to Godalming’s Ben Travers Theatre - GTG’s continued success is, in part, thanks to the yes it’s GTG’s 55th pantomime in their home town dedication of volunteers and the commitment of of Godalming. Cinderella runs across two weekends their performers and stage crew, many of whom so there’s plenty of performances to choose from and local but some come from much farther afield with no school next day!! to be part of the GTG family. However, it’s YOU the wonderfully supportive audiences who are vitally The production runs from 14th – 22nd December important and keep GTG going from strength! so BOOK NOW to take advantage of the EARLY BIRD offer. With tickets at just £11 it is AMAZING Chairman Denise Hodgkiss, herself a member VALUE so everyone can afford to come to the Ball! of the group since the 1970s, confirms “GTG members truly love what we do – and we love Book online gtguk.com or call the Box that you love what we do! Over the years, we have office 07402 484 484. worked hard to ensure that community theatre For Group bookings call the Box Office. is available to all in our town. Whether it’s our young performers taking their first steps towards future careers on stage, local families treading the boards together or opportunities for fun and
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Affiliated to the Sponsored by National Operatic & Affiliated to the Sponsored by Dramatic Association National Operatic & Dramatic Association By Willow Coby oo Glass evie Geishas – at once. However, this is a minor point, and Susanna Quinn by stringing this out, Quinn is able to keep us guessing at what has happened to Steph’s friend Susanna Quinn’s – and what will happen to Steph herself – making novel, Glass Geishas, us turn the pages rapidly as the end approaches. is a thriller set in I picked this book up in a used-book shop modern day Tokyo while on holiday. It appears to be out of print at – specifically in the the moment but there are cheap second hand notorious Roppongi versions available and I recommend you look one district, where out. everything has a price. As the novel Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus – opens, Steph, the Mo Willems principal character, is just arriving in Japan with the specific aim of What do small children like best in a picture making as much money as possible as quickly as book? If anyone knows, it is Mo Willems, who possible. However, her friend Annabel seems to spent several years as a scriptwriter for ‘Sesame have vanished – and her other friend Julia does Street’. And here, what he has hit on is that little not seem to recognise her, let alone welcome her. word beloved of toddlers – ‘NO!’ Something is clearly wrong. The premise of the book is simple – and summed up neatly in the title. The reader needs to stop Having found Annabel’s abandoned diary, Steph the pigeon driving the bus while the bus driver is sets out to find out what has happened to her away for a few minutes. However, this is a very friend and quickly becomes involved in the determined pigeon. On every page he comes hostess trade. As the novel moves on, Steph’s up with a good reason why he could, should and own quest is intercut with two other storylines. must drive that bus. The first, a set of emails from Chastity, an established hostess, shows the harsh reality of Reading this book aloud is a delight. As you read the life that Steph is moving into. The second, the pigeon’s increasingly desperate attempts to the memoirs of Mamasan, owner of one of get behind the wheel, your audience can say – or Roppongi’s oldest clubs, explores how the trade shout – ‘No!’ at each page, usually accompanied has developed and changed over time. By by a great deal of giggling. And parents will the end of the novel, these strands are drawn recognise the toddler’s range of tactics – from together into a twisting conclusion which will keep pleading, to sulking, to promises to ‘be your best you gripped. friend’ – all of which are summarily rejected. Quinn has clearly drawn on some of the recent With simple drawings and a thoroughly endearing writing about Japan and the significance of main character, this is ideal to read to pre-school the geisha. However, her portrait is far from children of any age. The pigeon makes several romanticised, and whilst her hostesses are reappearances in certainly as elegant and glamorous as the Willems’ other books traditional geisha and maiko, Steph’s world – ‘Don’t Let The revolves around alcohol, sex and money – a Pigeon Stay Up Late’ fragile combination which puts her in significant is probably the next danger. one you will want to seek out, and it If the novel has a fault, it is in the slow reveal of is just as much fun. Annabel’s diary – it is hard to believe that Steph, Really. curious as she is, would not read the whole book
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33 Godalming Choral Society presents Elgar : The Music Makers Chilcott : Singing by numbers
Michael White(*): Three Songs (*) Joint founder of Record Corner Sunday 30th June 2019, 7.30pm The Great Hall, Charterhouse, Godalming, GU7 2DX Conductor : Sam Hayes
Tickets £16 (Under 25s FREE) are available from Record Corner, Pound Lane, Godalming; Guildford Tourist Office, 155 High Street, Guildford tel: 01483 444333; Godalming Choral Society Ticket Office tel : 0794 150 6172 or on-line.
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35 aturday 8th une, 3pm verything has not been awesome for five years. ollowing the harrowing events of Taco Tuesday, Bricksburg is a living apocalypse, leaving its residents hardened and cynical. But not everyone has lost their enthusiasm for ego life mmet and his friends return in The ego ovie 2.
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TEDDY BEARS PICNIC AND STORYTELLING Winkworth Arboretum Hascombe Road Godalming, Surrey GU8 4AD Dates: Monday 3rd June- Monday 24th June 2019 Time: 1.15-2.15pm
Bring along a teddy and a picnic for
an afternoon of storytelling and songs SURREY ARTISTS’ OPEN STUDIO to delight young and old. Price: £3 Date: Saturday 1st June – Sunday 16th Contact telephone: 01483 208477 June 2019 Call to check latest times or cancellations Discover the diversity and creativity of Surrey artists For sixteen days in June Surrey artists will be welcoming the public into their studios for the annual Surrey Artists’ Open Studios (SAOS) event taking place in artist’s studios right across the county. There will be 297 artists taking part in 180 studios, our largest event to date. As well as a chance to meet and talk to artists MUSIC IN THE PARK GODALMING in their place of work, the summer open studios – WHAT’S ON IN JUNE 2019 event offers visitors the opportunity to view demonstrations, buy artwork, enter a free prize Sunday 2nd June Shipleys LLP Concert draw and even get involved in creative workshops. featuring The Junction 4 Big Band Studio locations are throughout Surrey and its Sunday 9th June Rotary Charity Concert borders. sponsored by SI Capital featuring Squeezebox The launch weekend happens on Saturday 1 and Sunday 23rd June Waitrose Concert featuring Sunday 2 June, with artists offering an array of Clint Bradley & His Western Band activities exclusively to first weekend visitors to Sunday 30th June Aldervalley this popular county-wide event. There will be the Brass Band Concert opportunity to take part in taster workshops and All concerts are held on a Sunday and start at handling sessions. 3pm. In the event of very wet weather concerts will FREE ENTRY be held in the adjacent Godalming Parish Church For details: www.surreyopenstudios.org.uk T: 01483 519285
37 hat’s o this e CHIDDINGFOLD VILLAGE FETE The Green Chiddingfold Surrey GU8 4TU
Date: Sunday 9th June 2019
Time: 12 noon until 4.30pm
Come and see an amazing falconry display - Enter your dog in the dog show - Live Music - Falconry Display - Maypole dancing - Punch and Judy - and of course, tugs of war for adults and children. This TWELFTH NIGHT is a wonderful traditional village event for all the Guildford Castle Gardens (Bandstand) Castle family to enjoy! Shoppers will be able to browse Street Guildford Surrey GU1 3SX plenty of craft stalls and there will be lots of delicious food to sample, as well as a grand raffle Dates: Thursday 13th June to Saturday draw with fabulous prizes, including £250 cash 29th June 2019 Time: 7.30pm grand prize. (Monday-Saturdays, no Sunday perfs) m.facebook.com/chiddfete/ FREE ADMISSION “If music be the food of love, play on.” A shipwreck, mistaken identity, girls disguised as boys, twins, gorgeous music, pompous buffoons and the most famous pair of yellow stockings in history… Shakespeare’s sublime comic masterpiece, Twelfth Night, has it all! Guildford Shakespeare Company return to the Castle Gardens for the first time in . three years with one of Shakespeare’s most- popular romantic comedies, for a perfect evening of professional open-air theatre, right in the heart of Guildford. Licensed bar onsite. Picnics welcome. PETWORTH – WINGS & WHISKERS TRAIL “Unmissable summer evening’s entertainment” Petworth, Petworth, West Sussex GU28 0AE Essential Surrey, 2018 Price: Full £26, Concs. £23, Date: Saturday 4th May to Tuesday 2nd Under 16 £16.50, Family £78 (2 full, 2 under 16), July 2019 Gates open 10:00am. preview £18. Contact telephone: 01483 304384 Start 11:00am. Ends 5.00pm Call to check latest times or cancellations. Go on a trail both indoors and out and meet some SLADES FARM SUMMER FAIR of the animals of Petworth. From the deer to the Slades Farm Thorncombe Street Bramley GU5 0LT bats and even the animals immortalised in art, can you find them all’ Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dates: Friday 14th June & Sat 15th Dogs only are welcome. June 2019 Time: Friday 11am – 5pm Saturday 10am – 3.00pm A National Trust Event - Free Event but Normal Admission Charges Apply. Pick up your activity Slades Farm will be holding their Summer Fair on sheet from the Petworth House entrance. Friday the 14th and Saturday the 15th of June. This Check website for latest information. spectacular fair has many interesting stalls with something for everyone. Spend the day with friends Contact telephone: 01798 342207 - Petworth and family shopping at your leisure. Refreshments Property Office. and lunch will be on sale throughout the day. The 38 hat’s o this e gardens and woods will be open for peaceful Many heads are better than one, so come along walks. Stalls include clothes, bags, scarves, to this hands-on workshop, led by long-time pottery, arts and crafts, vintage, local produce, gins, crossword compiler and editor Susan Purcell, pickles and more! We look forward to welcoming and we will tackle a crossword from one of the you. £5.00 entry fee. www.sladesfarm.co.uk broadsheet newspapers together. This course is 01483 208693 suitable for those who’ve attended any of the Call to check latest times or cancellations. previous crossword sessions at the Institute, or anybody who struggles to complete a cryptic crossword on their own.
WINGS & WHEELS 2019 Dunsfold Aerodrome, Stovolds Hill, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8HY GUILDFORD SUMMER FESTIVAL Dates: Saturday 15th June & Sunday From the 8th June through to the 10th 16th June 2019 Times: 09.00am until 9.00pm August 2019. Wings & Wheels returns to Dunsfold Aerodrome Celebrating the town and local area the festival in Surrey (home to BBC’s Top Gear) on the 15th returns with favourites such as the & 16th. With 5 hours of thrilling aviation displays, Town Centre Cycle Races, Guildford Festival which have previously included visitor favourites; Craft Fair, Farmers’ Markets, Drama in the the Red Arrows, BBMF, Apache Helicopter and Castle, classical concerts, Guilfest and Walkfest. de Havilland Vampire duo, it also includes a There will be a whole host of theatre, sport, Wheels Zone of modern day supercars and art, music, walks, heritage tours and days out classic and vintage favourites performing exciting to keep all the family busy over the summer. demonstrations. Visit the Zones for living history For full details of all these fabulous events go to and re-enactment battles, emergency services www.guildford.gov.uk/visit guildford demonstrations, car displays, music and dancing, kit-plane demonstrations, military outlets, static CRYPTIC CROSSWORD-SOLVING WORKSHOP aircraft, fairground and over 80 retail outlets Guildford Institute Ward Street Guildford GU1 4LH selling a wide variety of products and gifts. There’s Date: Friday 14th June 2019 something for all the family the whole weekend! Time: 1:30pm to 4:30pm Tickets start from £22 for adults, £50 for a family Price: £19.80 (£18 concs; £16.50 Members) (2 adults and 3 children aged 5 – 15yrs), £7 for children aged 5 - 15yrs and under 5s are free. Would you like to complete a cryptic crossword? To book tickets visit www.wingsandwheels.net Can you solve a couple of clues – maybe you Contact telephone: 01483 542226 recognise an anagram – but then get stumped? 39 hat’s o this e HATCHLANDS PARK – FATHER’S DAY Hatchlands Park, East Clandon, Guildford, GU4 7RT Date: Sunday 16th June 2019 Time: 10:00 am – 4.00pm. Let dad show off his skills this Fathers’ Day and have a go at making a mini-raft. FREE ENTRY for dads when accompanied by their children. Booking Not Needed. A National Trust Event Free Event but normal admission charges apply. 01483 222482 www.nationaltrust.org.uk
GODALMING FLOWER CLUB – DAD’S BACON BUTTY BRUNCH DEMONSTRATION The Wey & Arun Canal Trust, Canal Centre, The The Baptist Church, Queen Street, GU7 1BA wharf behind the Onslow Arms Public House, High Date: 18th June 2019 Street, Loxwood, West Sussex RH14 0RD Come along and see a demonstration entitled Date: Sunday 16th June 2019 ‘Nature’s charm’ by Elsie Chaplin. The club Times: 9.45am and 12 noon. meets at 7.00pm for a 7:30pm start, the third Duration: 90 mins. On Father’s Day, treat Tuesday of each month at the Baptist Church. your Super Dad to a canal trip whilst £5 for visitors who are most welcome. enjoying a tasty bacon butty washed down www.godalmingflowerclub.com with tea or coffee. Prices: £14 adults, £10 or Jasmine on 07768991632. children Contact telephone: 01403 752403. Call to check latest times or cancellations. SUMMER CONCERT – THE MUSIC MAKERS by THE GODALMING CHORAL SOCIETY TREE ID WALKING WORKSHOP The Great Hall, Charterhouse School, Godalming, Winkworth Arboretum Hascombe Road Godalming, Surrey GU7 2DX Surrey GU8 4AD Date: Sunday 30th June 2019 7.30pm Date: Tuesday 18th June 2019 Time: 1.00pm to 3.00pm Programme Elgar - The Music Makers Michael White - Three Songs Know your maples from your magnolias? Discover Chilcott - Singing by Numbers Sam Hayes conducts the many trees that grow at Winkworth and learn how to identify them on a guided walk and Tickets £16 from Record Corner, Pound Lane, workshop, led by our Arboretum expert, Peter. Godalming, on line or on the door. Under 25s free. Bar open before the concert and in the interval Price: £10.00 Contact telephone: 01483 208477 Call to check latest times or cancellations. Contact telephone: 07505 203468
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