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Flipping Marvellous FOR YOU AND 60,000 READERS ACROSS THE COTSWOLDS & VALE FREE Cotswold & & INDEPENDENT valeFEBRUARY 2020 Issue No. 239 magazine FLIPPING MARVELLOUS Sweet memories A mother and son team reels back the years PICK OF THE CROP The farm that grows people A teardrop in a pear tree A sad salute from Harry Green MBE SMELLYVISION Rob Hemming turns up his nose EATING OUT • PROPERTY • MOTORING • GARDENING • LEISURETIME • HEALTH & BEAUTY • BUSINESS & MUCH MUCH MORE UP TO 35UP TO% OFF • WINDOWS • DOORS • CONSERVATORIES HURRY - for a limited • BI-FOLD DOORS • ROOFLINE period only! 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Tuesday (February 25). 22 GROWING PEOPLE: Stuart Bryan visits a local farm 47 that nurtures humans as well as crops and livestock. 22 REGULARS 30 LOVE YOU: A cuddly Alan Coxon celebrates the Vale Weather .......................... 9 month of Valentine’s Day, as a fitting rejoinder to Hemming’s Way...................... 10 January’s eeksome National Divorce Day (no de- Soccermouth .......................... 14 thorned roses for that one). Win a Music Voucher .............. 15 Vale Magazine Quiz ................ 20 Food & Eating Out .................. 29 42 A TEARDROP IN A PEAR TREE: Harry Green Win a Meal for Two ................ 29 MBE mourns the loss of a childhood - and flocks of Sudoku.................................... 30 birds - friend. Vale Walk ................................ 32 Vale Leisuretime ...................... 36 Thinkers’ Corner .................... 38 47 LISTEN AND LEARN: We asked what sage advice Health, Hair & Beauty.............. 39 you’d give to your 14-year-old self, if you could. Runic Ron................................ 40 Bird of Month.......................... 42 ACTION STATIONS: Andy Pedrick’s tick list for winter jobs... and he’s Vale Vox Pop .......................... 47 56 Business & Professional ............ 50 on border patrol for a reader. Vale Gardening ........................ 53 Pershore Notebook ................ 54 58 IN WITH THE NEW: Barrie Baldelli picks out some up and coming Vale Motoring.......................... 58 motors that aim to embrace environment lovers. Directory ................................ 61 CONTRIBUTORS HOW TO CONTACT US 16 Cotswold & Vale Magazine, Enterprise Centre, Lynne Powell (Editor) Mark Hamblin Vale Business Park, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 1GS Maureen Butler Rob Hemming Tel: 01386 41144 email: [email protected] Barrie Baldelli Juliette Kemp www.valemagazine.org Stuart Bryan Tony Lane Michael Barnard Andy Pedrick Published by Perfect Image UK Ltd. Chris Brown Ian Pickering HOW TO SUBSCRIBE To advertise in our Alan Coxon Zoe Print Please send a cheque/P.O. for £25 to the above address next issue please tel. Alice Gillman Ian Tustin (rate includes postage, UK mainland only, packing and Harry Green MBE Val Wood administration and is for one year - 11 issues). Please make 01386 41144 Gary Hale cheques/P.O. payable to: Cotswold & Vale Magazine. Please note that all words, photographs and designs contained in this publication are the copyright of Perfect Image Cotswold & UK Ltd. and Cotswold & Vale Magazine. No part of the Magazine may be reproduced without prior consent of the publisher. We make every effort to ensure that the contents of this Magazine are accurate at the time of going to press. Readers are reminded that opinions expressed in the Magazine are not necessarily those of the management. Advertisers are reminded they have a duty to provide fair and honest copy. valemagazine If you have any queries or comments, contact us at 01386 41144, email [email protected] QUALITY WINDOWS, DOORS AND CONSERVATORIES View FULL RANGE & testimonials online www.avonbridgeconservatories.co.uk QUALIFIED SURVEYORS & FITTERS Contact us today for a FREE QUOTATION tel: 01789 778592 QUALITY WINDOWS, DOORS & CONSERVATORIES [email protected] Vale Magazine 7 Vale Magazine 8 Little Pink Cleaning Weather services WEATHER WATCH with Ian Pickering FOR most children, and many adults, warm, just above freezing. snow is the most exciting type of Snow is very difficult to forecast as this precipitation and is eagerly anticipated as country often has borderline conditions Very competitive rates! winter develops. for snow. An interesting fact is that snow Reliable, Friendly and Some still believe that snow is frozen can fall at 5 Celsius above freezing and Trustworthy Service rain, but it isn’t. Snow forms when tiny rain at 0c. Put quite simply, it’s to do Covering Broadway, Evesham ice crystals collide and stick together. with dew points or how cold the parcel and surrounding areas. Most snow crystals melt as of air is above the ground.
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