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De-brief Contents Cash for your Community 2014

3 Teasers

4 Digital Teasers

5 Entry Forms

6 Welcome to Cash for your Community 7-8 Voting Stage

9 Coverage overview

10-11 Wessex Water Bespoke Adverts

12 Winner Presentation

13 Summary

Lynne Fernquest, Bath Chronicle Editor said:

“We were absolutely delighted with the response to the Cash in the Community Campaign. It was fantastic to see such a broad range of groups and organisations enter. As a company Bath News and Media prides itself on being at the heart of communities and this was a great way for us to be part of their success and make such a big difference to so many people’s lives.”

13 Week Campaign worth £25,000+With Print, Online, Social Media and Editorial supportNomination opened from October 9, 2014

36 registered groups

20 shortlisted

199,800 total votes cast

STATSCirculation: 15,066JICREG 01.10.13. Circulation Monday-Saturday 100% paid-for. Source: ABC Jan - June 2013

Readership: 48,878JCREG 01.10.13. Circulation Monday-Saturday 100% paid-for. Source: ABC Jan - June 2013

Monthly Unique Browsers: 331,639Facebook: 6,412 likesTwitter: 16,689 followers

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Win a share of £10,000

for your community group

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The village of Claverton lostmany of its men in the FirstWorld War.

Like almost every village in the coun-try, most of the men joined up andswapped idyllic English countryside lifefor the horror of the trenches.

A group of women from the villagegot together recently and came up withthe idea of creating a book about theClaverton men who fell.

Vi Jensen (below) said: “We wantedto bring their stories to life. Theyare not just a statistic, they are allmen with a real story, withfamilies and connectionseither in the village or furtherafield.”

A war memorial at thechurch features the names of12 men who fell, but there werea lot more as the parish wasmuch larger then.

Ms Jensen said: “Our localhistory group did alot of research oneach of the men,to find out asmuch as wecould aboutthem, we

wanted to bring them back to life.”The group concentrated on the men

named on the memorial. The book,with a page devoted to each of the 12men, will be placed in Saint Mary’schurch in the village in time for a specialRemembrance service on Sunday,November 9. It will give details of eachof the men, from research at the recordsoffice in Taunton, The Bath Chronicleand the national census.

One example is a Private WilliamJoseph Briscoe, who was killed on 1stJuly 1916 during the first day of theBattle of the Somme.

His body was never recovered and hisname is inscribed on the Thiepval Me-

morial (memorial to the missing ofthe Somme).

Records show his mother,a cook, lived in Clavertonbetween 1914-17 with herfamily.

The Bath Chronicle ofJuly 1915 reported a Private

W Briscoe of 3 School Place,Claverton was fighting in

France.Anyone with information about

war life in Claverton or thesurrounding parishes,

or who may be re-lated to the fallensoldiers, can e-mailw w w.cl ave r -tonww1@ btinter-net.com .

Re d i s cove r i ngthe lost storiesof fallen heroesNancy Connolly@NancyNconnolly | 01225 322213n.connolly@ bathchron.co.uk

Lieutenant SholtoHerries Skrine(MC) is one of theheroes named onthe warmemorial.Born in 1887,Sholto Skrine waseducated atHamilton House,Lansdown andTrinity College,Glenalmond. Heenlisted in theRoyal Fusiliersandwent to thefront in October1915. He died ofwounds receivedin battle inSeptember 1917and is buried atThe HutsCemetery, Ypres,We s t-V l a a n d e re n ,Belgium

£ 1 0,0 0 0The Bath Chronicle is working in part-nership with Wessex Water to launchCash for your Community, a campaigngiving local community groups thechance to win a share of £10,000.

Charities, primary schools andnon-profit organisations can register byfilling out a slip, to be printed in thepaper every week between October 9and October 30.

You can also enter online atwww.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash.

Early nominations will be acceptedvia The Bath Chronicle’s website beforeOctober 9.

All registrations must be receivedbefore November 5.

A judging panel will choose 20 worthycauses.

The share of the £10,000 these groupsreceive will depend on the number ofvoting tokens they collect.

The top 20 groups will be announcedin The Bath Chronicle on November 13and readers will have the chance to votefor their favourites via voting tokensprinted over four weeks in the paper.

The winners will be announced at afinalist event on December 15. Firstprize is £4,000, second prize is £2,000,third prize is £1,000 and six runners upwill receive £500.

All tokens will be counted and veri-fied by an independent source.

Visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk /cash

up for grabs

C omp e t it ion : Jake Edwards (left) and Henry Taylor, of KingEdwards School in Bath, act out a scene fromMatthew Bourne's Lord of the Flies. The boyshave been both selected to appear in theproduction at the Millennium Centre in Wales.

BAP G20140922C-003_CPicture by Paul Gillis | paulgillisphoto.com

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Beds, Bedding & Bedrooms

Computers & Accessories

Diy & Tools

Hall Furniture

Household Miscellaneous

Timber & Building Materials

TV’s

Household Miscellaneous

Aerials & Satellite Services

STANDARD LAMP Tr a d i t i o n a ldesign (ex-John Lewis) in darkwood, H160cm. Shade W50cmincluded £40 Tel: 07763479318

EBAC 2650E, d e – h u m i d i f i e r,hardly used. Cost new £189, willaccept £75 Tel: 01761 439870

CLASSIFIEDTV STAND Size approx 15"H x

16"D x 24"W £12 Tel: 07789051797

ARMCHAIRS ( PA I R )Pic;[email protected] Width;42" £100 Tel: 01458 443264

WARDROBE, LARGE Oak.Post War.72.5"high x 47.5" x 22"deep. £75 Tel: 01458 443264

CHINON CAMERA 35mm withcarrying case. Good condition.£15 Tel: 01225 426451

SONY 14" PORTABLE TV withintegral VCR recorder. £15 Tel:01225 426451

IKEA LAUNDRY bin woodenfold up frame with navy cottonliner. VGC. £5 ono Tel: 07776463865

TUMBLE DRYER Tu m b l eDryerExcellent Condition £60 Tel:01225 705327

SINGLE BUILT in oven singlebuilt in oven, 600cm wide, asnew £75 Tel: 01225 707327

MICROWAVE OVEN WhirlpoolBlack. 1300W. Size approx.14"x14"x14" £35 Tel: 07789051797

SONY 14" PORTABLE TV withintegral VCR recorder. £15 Tel:01225 426451

TABLE TOP Freezer excellent,can deliver, please text only £80Tel: 07538 037769

WASHING MACHINE userarely, can deliver, text only Tel:07538 037769

COMPUTER MONITOR DellFlat Screen. Size 16"x10" £20Tel: 07789 051797

TV STAND Size approx 15"H x16"D x 24"W £12 Tel: 07789051797

TUMBLE DRYER Tu m b l eDryerExcellent Condition £60 Tel:01225 705327

FRIDGE FREEZER FridgeFreezer50/50GWO £100 Tel:01225 705327

SINGLE BUILT in oven singlebuilt in oven, 600cm wide, asnew £75 Tel: 01225 707327

Kitchen ElectricalAppliances

Kitchens Furniture& Fitments

Lounge &Conservatory Furniture

Records, Tapes,Cds & Dvds

HouseholdMiscellaneousWanted


ARMCHAIRS ( PA I R )Pic;[email protected] Width;42" £100 Tel: 01458 443264

DOUBLE BED 4' 6" width.Pine. Lovely 10" thickorthopaedic mattress £65 Tel:07789 051797

ROYAL DOULTON T-SET 4Cups etc. 1994, as new; designname;blank £25 Tel: 01458443264

LP RECORDS LP records overa 100 in good condition £15 Tel:01225 833358


FIREPLACE, 1931 38" x 38"with green glazed tiles (nomantel); pic;[email protected]£75 Tel: 01458 443264

DIMPLEX CASTORS One set(4) of castors for a Dimplex oil-filled radiator in bronze colour.£10 Tel: 01225 426451

DIMPLEX CASTORS One setof (4) castors for a Dimplex oil-filled radiator, bronze colour. £10Tel: 01225 426451

DOUBLE BUILT in ovenDouble built in oven, immaculatecondition £100 Tel: 01225707327

GAS WHITE Cooker 4 rings,oven & grill, 20" width, candeliver, text only £100 Tel: 07538037769

LEAK OR QUAD amplifier andtuner and Garrard or Thorensrecord turntable wanted. Tel:0118 9413708

POUFFEE TRADITIONALdesign in green fabric. Internalstorage area, integral sewingbox. £15 Tel: 07763 479318

POUFFEE COLONIAL designupholstered with tulip patterncovering. Dimensions: W60cm xH40cm £20 Tel: 07763 479318

LPS ASSORTMENT of over 70LPs from 60s and 70s inc BigBand jazz easy listening etc £35will separate 01373 467237

RADIATOR DOUBLEconvector radiator-white 2000mmx 400mm. Good clean condition.Saltford £45 Tel: 01225 874631

WARDROBE, LARGE Oak.Post War.72.5"high x 47.5" x 22"deep. £75 Tel: 01458 443264

RADIATOR SINGLE convectorradiator 2000mm x 400mm white-

Good clean condition. Saltford£30 Tel: 01225 874631

TOWEL RAIL Stainless steeltowel rail size 800x600 brandnew with new valves. £35 ovnoTel: 01749 840093

COMPUTER MONITOR DellFlat Screen. Size 16"x10" £20Tel: 07789 051797


PAIR OF table lamps Uniquebrass design with double bulbsunder one shade £30 Tel: 01373834178 or 07702 625426


LIGHT SHADES 2 x creamfabric uplighters. Diam. 40cm.H16cm. As new. £5 ono Tel:07776 463865

DOUBLE BUILT in ovenDouble built in oven, immaculatecondition £100 Tel: 01225707327

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CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVE inoriginal box with screw headsand drills with charger andinstructions £10 ovno Tel: 01225834288

FOLDING BRIDGE tableFolding bridge table for sale. £50ono Tel: 01225 852881

FIRE SURROUND, TILEDGreen. vg cond. No mantel.38" x38". Heavy. 1931. Pic;[email protected] £75 Tel: 01458443264

THORN DIFFUSER PPC26PRISMATIC for fluorescent fitting.Length 1800mm, Width 190mm,Depth 60mm. NEW. £15 Tel:01225 426451


WHITE FRIDGE freezer AEGwhite fridge freezer 60cm wide by168cm high. 50/50 fridge/freezer.In good working order. £90 Tel:07766 564598

AGA KETTLE AGA stainlesssteel whistling kettle in cream.Capacity 2.2l. Never used.Retails approx £60-70. £30 onoTel: 01373 474078

LE CREUSET Saucepan 20cm (2.5L) cast iron saucepanwith lid. In cerise.Excellentcondition. Retails approx £90+.£40 ono Tel: 01373 474078


LEATHER SETTEE 3-seatersettee in racing-green softleather. Dimensions: W220cm xD100cm x H90cm. £99 Tel:07763 479318

CDS OVER 50 doubles incReaders Digest collections 50 6070 music jazz swing country easylistening £40 ono will separate01373 467237

CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVE inoriginal box with screw headsand drills with charger andinstructions £10 ovno Tel: 01225834288

AVER PC USB TV TUNERand installation disk-Turns yourPC in to a TV PLUS 10 variousAV phono cables& 1 scart [email protected] £35 Tel: 01225833151

Diy & Tools

Dining Furniture

S O FA / L O U N G E R / B E DBEANBAG 6ft Brown leathereffect. Ideal for lounge,conservatory or bedroom £25 Tel:07789 051797

WICKES SHOWER PumpLittle used. Twin impeller pump.Max water temperature 60degrees. £10 Tel: 01373 834178or 07702 625426

DOUBLE WARDROBE Large,in teak, 68" T, 21.5" D, 4FT W,hanging rail and 3 shelves. £65Tel: 01225 337885 or 07771532257

DINING TABLE/CHAIRS Smallsolid light wood table & 4 chairswith cream upholstered seats.Excellent Condition. £65 Tel:01373 812256

SERVICES

ELECTRIC KETTLE 'Eco' 1.5litres. Uses an average of 31%less energy than any other kettle.Brand new & boxed. £15 Tel:07776 463865

CREDA ELECTRIC CookeOven with grill and 4 hotplates.White Colour. Excellent condition.£55 Tel: 07790 508106 or 074746 7 9 11 8

AGA KETTLE AGA stainlesssteel whistling kettle in cream.Capacity 2.2l. Never used.Retails approx £60-70. £30 onoTel: 01373 474078

LE CREUSET Saucepan 20cm (2.5L) cast iron saucepanwith lid. In cerise.Excellentcondition. Retails approx £90+.£40 ono Tel: 01373 474078

BEKO FREEZER Under worktop, frost free, 3 years old, goodworking order, selling due tomove. £65 Tel: 01225 316066

FREEZER WHITE, frost free,tall, deluxe, 7 drawers, 24" D,23.5" W, 61.5" T £33 Tel: 01225337885 or 07771 532257

UNDER DESK unitBeechwood wheeled under deskunit one small drawer 2 shelvesone adjustable 55cm deep 36wide 61 high £10 ono Tel: 01225834288

Fires, Heaters & Surrounds

COFFEE TABLE Acacia woodcoffee table. Measures L=43",W=21.5", H=16". Ex John Lewis.Excellent condition £60 ovno Tel:01761 436198 or 07947517349

OAK CABINET Almost new,divan bed, clean and in excellentcondition.all functions working,complete with remote control£80 ono Tel: 01269 871143 or01373 465708

ELECTRIC SINGLE bedAlmost new, divan bed, clean andin excellent condition.all functionsworking ,complete with remotecontrol £80 ono Tel: 01269871143 or 01373 465708

DUAL POT Slow CookerRussell Hobbs Dual Pot SlowCooker. 6 Litre capacity with 4litre/2 litre split.Digital timer andcontrols.Excellent condition. £20Tel: 07957 243187

COFFEE TABLE Acacia woodcoffee table. Measures L=43",W=21.5", H=16". Ex John Lewis.Excellent condition £60 ovno Tel:01761 436198 or 07947517349

CHANDELIER LIGHTINGVintage quality 3 Light,Traditionalhand Painted china & metalceiling light.For photos [email protected] £65 Tel: 01225833151

RUBI TILE Cutter-40-N-PLUSQuality tile cutter,little used withtile snipers Very good condition.Cheddar area £50 ovno Tel:01934 742341 or 07564357914

WHITE WOODEN chest ofdrawers, top wooden faircondition, £25, oak bedside £10,black bedside £10, can deliver,please text only Tel: 07538037769

UNDER DESK unitBeechwood wheeled under deskunit one small drawer 2 shelvesone adjustable 55cm deep 36wide 61 high £10 ono Tel: 01225834288

2 X Wine Racks One wood 16bottles, can be floor or shelfmounted. One metal 16 bottles,floor free-standing, attractivefinish in chrome £30 Tel: 07763479318

WHITE WICKER chairs TwoWhite Lloyd loom type chairs.Good condition. Perfect forbedroom or conservatory. £60each. Sold separately or as pair.£60 Tel: 01225 852881

DYSON DC07 UprightYELLOW Vac. Serviced &Cleaned with WASHABLE filter,Operates like new. Complete withFULL set of tools. (FROME) £40ovno Tel: 07966 173469

SMALL WORK mate Sturdymetal legs which fold up and twopiece wooden top which adjustswith two handles each side togrip and hold items £10 ovno Tel:01225 834288

LARGE MODERN S I LV E RFRAMED MIRROR,AS NEWFROM HOUSE OF FRAZER,25INCHES BY 35 INCHES,INGOOD CONDITION £40 Tel:01225 832527

LEATHER ARMCHAIRS 1 pairof cream/beige Italian LeatherArmchairs. High back withmahogany wood detailing onfront. In very good condition.£100 Tel: 01373 670378

DUAL POT Slow CookerRussell Hobbs Dual Pot SlowCooker. 6 Litre capacity with 4litre/2 litre split.Digital timer andcontrols.Excellent condition. £20Tel: 07957 243187

BREAKFAST BAR chairs Pairof oak wood breakfast bar chairs.Fantastic condition. Sold as apair. £25 Tel: 01761 436831 or07799 061085


3 SEATER Recliner Sofa andMatching Recliner Chair. Both inGood Condition, Fully Working,Light Brown Upholstery. BuyerCollects. £80 Tel: 01373454364

UNDERCOUNTER LARDERfridge, white, 4 shelves, largesalad drawer, 21.5" W, 33.5" H,21.5" D, in very good condition£22 Tel: 01225 337885 or 07771532257

2 ARMCHAIRS & sofa Creampatterned fabric plus spare set ofloose covers. Sofa is 2 seater.Attractive cottage style. To becollected. £49 ono Tel: 01225481467


SEWING BOX TA B L ES M A L L , V I N TA G E , F E D E R A LWORK TABLE SEWING/STORAGE DARK WOOD varnishSIZE15" WIDE BY 24" HIGH picsemail [email protected] £95 Tel:01225 833151

VINTAGE FIRE GLAREGUARD-MADE FROM WOOD/GLASS WITH A HANDSTITCHED FOLK DANCINGCOUPLE SCENE.EMAIL [email protected] £25 Tel: 01225833151

CHEST OF D R AW E R SAPPROX. 30 HIGH X 37 WIDE-1930's DECO STYLE,VINTAGEDARK WOOD WITH SECURELOCKABLE TOP DRAW.FORPHOTOS EMAIL [email protected]£75 Tel: 01225 833151

Removals & Storage

DRESSING TABLE Threedrawer brown wood dressingtable. Circa 1960s.130x44x69cms high (51"x171/2"x27"). Good condition. Buyermust collect. £30 ono Tel: 07910573677

BOTTLE CABINET This is alovely piece of furniture with adrop down front. A must seephoto doesn't give it justice! plsephone can't recve te £50 ovnoTel: 01275 838361 or 07866796099

BOTTLE CABINET This is alovely piece of furniture with adrop down front. A must seephoto doesn't give it justice! plsephone can't recve te £50 ovnoTel: 01275 838361 or 07866796099

WASHING MACHINE This is aAEG machine excellent workingorder as this is a brilliant makesad to see it go as move forcessale! Hence low price £50 Tel:01225 426491 or 07972437586

FRIDGE FREEZER FridgeFreezer50/50GWO £100 Tel:01225 705327

CLASSIFIEDCall 08444 068811

LAMP TABLE in oakmeasuring 50x50x45 cm.Immaculate, as new. £50 Tel:01761 472506

FOR SALE. 3PIECE SUITE

G Plan patterned suite.Three seat settee and twochairs. Good condition.

Buyer to collect.

£200 ono

Tel: 01225 971806

G-PLANEXTENDABLE

DINING ROOMTABLE

And 4 chairs, ingood condition.

£185

Tel: 07434 604015

FOR SALE. 2 KINGSIZE MATTRESSESHypnia memory foam

mattresses 150x200x20cms,used 4 nights only and150x200x8cms. Reasonfor sale, bought twin beds.Will sell separately. BuyerCollects, Northend. Please

call before 8pm.Smoke free home

£200. ovno

Tel: 01225 859713


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WASHING MACHINE userarely, can deliver, text only Tel:07538 037769

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STAIR LIFT 12 tread, straightrun. approx 8 yrs old. will neednew battery, buyer collects. £99Tel: 01225 832692

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WANTEDCHEST OF DRAWERS

Crafted from solidpine sourced from

Scandinavian redwoodforests, the Dorset Pine2 Over 4 Chest - twoupper smaller drawers,and four wide lower

drawers. Normally retailfor £309. for SALE

£250 ono

Tel: 01761 233157or 07714 041830

USEDWHITEHOWDENS KITCHEN-GOOD CONDITIONWhite units. Stainless steelhandles. Contemporarystyle. 4 single wall units. 1double wall unit. 1 cornerwall unit. 5 floor units and4 drawers. Stainless steelsink and dark grey/black

laminate work top included.Needs to go ASAP as newkitchen being fitted. Buyerto collect. Bath city area.

£500 ono

Tel: 01225 282084

Diy & Tools

SINGLE DIVAN bed as new,including mattress and minkcolour headboard, storage underbed with sliding doors. Fromsmoke and pet free home. £40ovno Tel: 07976 624318 or 01225316027


Lounge &Conservatory Furniture

Measuring & fitting included

Romans • RolleRs • Venetians • VeRticals • cuRtainsshutteRs • awnings • conseRVatoRy blinds

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Home Appliances

ELECTRIC COOKER ElectricCooker 4 Rings GWO £100

Curtains & Blinds

Photography

DRESSING TABLE Threedrawer brown wood dressingtable. Circa 1960s.130x44x69cms high (51"x171/2"x27"). Good condition. Buyermust collect. £30 ono Tel: 07910573677

ROUND COFFEE Table Drumshape, solid appearance, lightoak effect, ex John Lewis, 42"diameter. £50 Tel: 07763479318

Lighting

ELECTRIC COOKER ElectricCooker 4 Rings GWO £100

FRIDGE FRIDGEUWT Height£60

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ROUND PINE table solid wooddining table and 4 chairs tablediameter 96cms £30 ovno Tel:01225 428846

DINING TABLE Ex IKEA.Pedestal design 42" circulartable, seats 4, light wood blockeffect. £30 Tel: 07763 479318

FREEZER UWT Height £65

FRIDGE FRIDGEUWT Height£60

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HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 SECTION 116

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ORDER FORSTOPPING UP PARTS OF THE HIGHWAY AT KINGSTONROAD, BATHNOTICE is hereby given that the Bath and North East SomersetCouncil (“the Council”) intends to apply to Bath MagistratesCourt sitting at North Parade Road, Bath, BA1 5AF on Friday31st October 2014 at 2.15pm for an Order that parts of thehighway known as Kingston Road, Bath, shown by blackhatching on the plan which may be inspected at our offices atthe One Stop Shop, 3-4 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JQ duringnormal office hours, shall be stopped up under section 116 ofthe Highways Act 1980 on the ground that those parts of thehighway are unnecessary.

The effect of the Order sought will be to extinguish all publicrights of way over the parts of the highway at Kingston Road.On the hearing of the application the Council, you and anyperson who uses the highway and any other person who wouldbe aggrieved by the making of the Order applied for, shall havea right to be heard.Dated 25th September 2014

Matthew SmithTraffic & Safety Team, Divisional DirectorFloor 2, Riverside, Environmental ServicesTemple Street,Keynsham,Bristol,BS31 1LA


www.bathnes.gov.uk

GREENWAY LANE, LYNCOMBE, BATH

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF USE BY VEHICLESORDER 2014NOTICE IS GIVEN that Bath and North East Somerset Councilin exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road TrafficRegulation Act 1984 have made an order the effect of whichwill be to temporarily introduce a road closure in that lengthof Greenway Lane, Lyncombe, Bath extending from itsjunction with Entry Hill/Old Wells Road to the north-easterncommon boundary of No. 14 Greenway Lane.

This order is required because works are being or are proposedto be executed on or near the road to facilitate interim topermanent reinstatement in the carriageway and will beoperative on 25th September 2014 for a maximum period ofone week. The road will only be restricted as and when trafficsigns are in position and may not be effected for the whole ofthe period but only for so long as is necessary to execute theworks. This is anticipated to be between the hours of 09:30to 15:30 for a period of one day.ALTERNATIVE ROUTEGreenway Lane (unaffected part), Rosemount Lane, LyncombeVale, Prior Park Road, Ralph Allen Drive, North Road, BradfordRoad and Entry Hill.

Dated: 25th September 2014Matthew Smith

Traffic & Safety Team, Divisional DirectorFloor 2, Riverside, Environmental ServicesTemple Street,Keynsham,Bristol,BS31 1LA


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MOORLAND ROAD, BATH

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF USE BY VEHICLESORDER 20141. NOTICE IS GIVEN that Bath and North East Somerset Councilin exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road TrafficRegulation Act 1984 intends to make an order the effect of whichwill be to temporarily introduce a road closure in that length ofwhere Moorland Road crosses Herbert Road and LivingstoneRoad, Bath for a distance of 5 metres in each direction.

This order is required because works are being or are proposedto be executed on or near the road to facilitate the resurfacingand laying of an anti-skid road surface and will be operativeon the 16th October 2014 for a maximum period of one weekbetween the times of 07:00pm and 07:00am the followingmorning. The road will only be restricted as and when trafficsigns are in position and may not be effected for the wholeof the period but only for so long as is necessary to executethe works. This is anticipated to be for a period of one day.ALTERNATIVE ROUTEFrom the junction of Moorland Road to run the length of St.Kilda’s Road to the junction of Cynthia Road to the junctionof Herbert Road to its junction with Belvoir Road to its junctionwith Maybrick Road to its junction with Moorland Road.

Dated: 25th September 2014Matthew Smith

Traffic & Safety Team, Divisional DirectorFloor 2, Riverside, Environmental ServicesTemple Street,Keynsham,Bristol,BS31 1LA

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ANGELA ROSANNALADD (Deceased)

Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 anypersons having a claim against or an interestin the Estate of the aforementioneddeceased, late of The Garden Flat 66 LowerOldfield Park Bath Somerset BA2 3HP, whodied on 10/12/2013, are required to sendparticulars thereof in writing to theundersigned on or before 05/12/2014, afterwhich date the Estate will be distributedhaving regard only to claims and interests ofwhich they have had notice.THE CO-OPERATIVE LEGALSERVICES LIMITEDAztec 650 Aztec WestAlmondsbury Bristol BS32 4SD(Ref: CZC/3342266P/Ladd) T420647

BRENDA LESLEE JUNEFOLEY (Deceased)

Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925any persons having a claim againstor an interest in the Estate of theaforementioned deceased, late ofWillows Perrymead Bath BA2 5AY,who died on 11/05/2014, arerequired to send particulars thereofin writing to the undersignedSolicitors on or before 05/12/2014,after which date the Estate will bedistributed having regard only toclaims and interests of which theyhave had notice.THRINGS LLP2 Queen SquareBath BA1 2HQ T420624

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ComingSoonWin a share of£10,000 for your

community group

Coming SoonPre-promotion of the Cash for your Community campaign started two weeks before launch. Using various tools of promotion, we supported the campaign with editorial teasers, in-paper promotional adverts in Bath Chronicle. As well as A2 posters at all available sites with the Bath Chronicle retailers.

40 A2 poster sites across the Bath Chronicle retail patch.

Spreading the WordUsing every method of promotion we could access, Cash for your Community was supported heavily with the Marketing Dept, sending out scheduled eshots and mailouts to the Bath Chronicle consumer database, any charity/non-profit based contacts and all community groups.

24,971 Emails were sent out during the entry stage of the campaign.

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The village of Claverton lostmany of its men in the FirstWorld War.

Like almost every village in the coun-try, most of the men joined up andswapped idyllic English countryside lifefor the horror of the trenches.

A group of women from the villagegot together recently and came up withthe idea of creating a book about theClaverton men who fell.

Vi Jensen (below) said: “We wantedto bring their stories to life. Theyare not just a statistic, they are allmen with a real story, withfamilies and connectionseither in the village or furtherafield.”

A war memorial at thechurch features the names of12 men who fell, but there werea lot more as the parish wasmuch larger then.

Ms Jensen said: “Our localhistory group did alot of research oneach of the men,to find out asmuch as wecould aboutthem, we

wanted to bring them back to life.”The group concentrated on the men

named on the memorial. The book,with a page devoted to each of the 12men, will be placed in Saint Mary’schurch in the village in time for a specialRemembrance service on Sunday,November 9. It will give details of eachof the men, from research at the recordsoffice in Taunton, The Bath Chronicleand the national census.

One example is a Private WilliamJoseph Briscoe, who was killed on 1stJuly 1916 during the first day of theBattle of the Somme.

His body was never recovered and hisname is inscribed on the Thiepval Me-

morial (memorial to the missing ofthe Somme).

Records show his mother,a cook, lived in Clavertonbetween 1914-17 with herfamily.

The Bath Chronicle ofJuly 1915 reported a Private

W Briscoe of 3 School Place,Claverton was fighting in

France.Anyone with information about

war life in Claverton or thesurrounding parishes,

or who may be re-lated to the fallensoldiers, can e-mailw w w.cl ave r -tonww1@ btinter-net.com .

Re d i s cove r i ngthe lost storiesof fallen heroesNancy Connolly@NancyNconnolly | 01225 322213n.connolly@ bathchron.co.uk

Lieutenant SholtoHerries Skrine(MC) is one of theheroes named onthe warmemorial.Born in 1887,Sholto Skrine waseducated atHamilton House,Lansdown andTrinity College,Glenalmond. Heenlisted in theRoyal Fusiliersandwent to thefront in October1915. He died ofwounds receivedin battle inSeptember 1917and is buried atThe HutsCemetery, Ypres,We s t-V l a a n d e re n ,Belgium

£ 1 0,0 0 0The Bath Chronicle is working in part-nership with Wessex Water to launchCash for your Community, a campaigngiving local community groups thechance to win a share of £10,000.

Charities, primary schools andnon-profit organisations can register byfilling out a slip, to be printed in thepaper every week between October 9and October 30.

You can also enter online atwww.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash.

Early nominations will be acceptedvia The Bath Chronicle’s website beforeOctober 9.

All registrations must be receivedbefore November 5.

A judging panel will choose 20 worthycauses.

The share of the £10,000 these groupsreceive will depend on the number ofvoting tokens they collect.

The top 20 groups will be announcedin The Bath Chronicle on November 13and readers will have the chance to votefor their favourites via voting tokensprinted over four weeks in the paper.

The winners will be announced at afinalist event on December 15. Firstprize is £4,000, second prize is £2,000,third prize is £1,000 and six runners upwill receive £500.

All tokens will be counted and veri-fied by an independent source.

Visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk /cash

up for grabs

C omp e t it ion : Jake Edwards (left) and Henry Taylor, of KingEdwards School in Bath, act out a scene fromMatthew Bourne's Lord of the Flies. The boyshave been both selected to appear in theproduction at the Millennium Centre in Wales.

BAP G20140922C-003_CPicture by Paul Gillis | paulgillisphoto.com

Editorial Teaser Full Page Teaser

A2 bill site poster

E-shot visual sent to Bath consumer database

Classified advert campaign Half page teaser in classified

Teasers

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Social MediaA generous amount of time was put by for social media support with the Cash for your Community promotion.Using our house Facebook and Twitter accounts we regularly updated our social media audience with what was coming and when the campaign started.

Facebook PostTotal Reach 151,950

FacebookIf Facebook were a country, it would be the world’s 3rd largest! Social media is fast becoming the most powerful marketing tool for any business, using this method of interaction with our readers we gain an even bigger reach outside of the print product and website.

Facebook vote now teaser – triple vote

Vote now Facebook post

Facebook post to tease launch of campaign

Voting tweet on Twitter’

Twitter post for launch of campaign’

Digital Teasers

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Kids go free!

BATHCHRONICLEThursday, October 23, 2014 www.bathchronicle.co.uk | @bathchron | fb.com/bathchron £1.20

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& more!- see page 38 -

Funny girlW speaks to comedian

Katherine Ryan aboutwhy she loves our city

- free magazine inside -

WIN £10kYOURGROUP’SSHARE OF

Turn to page 49 to find out how to enter your community group

‘We will never be able to thank you all enough’

WIN!Final chance to

get an iPad mini!- see page 22 -

100 free children’s tickets to Bath Rugby when an adult buys a ticket - see page 34 for T&Cs

Blooming marvellous!

City tops UK’s flower league

- see page 4 -

Great Bath bake sale

Fundraising is a piece of cake!

- see page 10 -

Family of baby with meningitis praises city’s generosity

The city of Bath has risen to thechallenge of supporting littleH a r mon ie -Ros e’s family by rais-ing £10,000 for the Hope 4 Har-monie appeal in just one week.

The generosity of the city has been

overwhelming for the family and hasseen a series of fundraising eventsorganised – with more arranged eachday – for the 11-month-old who isfighting meningococcal septicaemia.

Full story - pages 6,7,8&9

Harmonie-Rosewith mum Freya

and dad Ross.

CHRONICLEThursday, October 30, 2014 www.bathchronicle.co.uk | @bathchron | fb.com/bathchron £1.20

Destructor Bridge set back for a year

- see page 11 -

50 shades of GrahamMr Norton brings his book tour to Bath’s Forum

- see W magazine

Fund hits £20,000

Cash rolls in for Harmonie-Rose- see pages 6&7 -

WIN £10,000!for your community group

- see p31 for how to enterBuy yours with us and get £10 to spend on merchandise - p53

Diamond celebration

Bath couple mark 60 years

- see page 16 -

Bridge to stay shut

BATHRUGBY WORLD CUP TICKETSWhile some city centre homes sell for millions of pounds...

1 in 5 children live in poverty

Kids go free!


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WIN!Final chance to





- see page 4 -



- see page 10 -


Full story – pages 8&9

As house prices soar, a new report hasrevealed that one in five children in Bathis now living in poverty.

Support agencies say they are doing what theycan, but more and more families are turning up atfood banks and needing help making ends meet.

Both Penny McKissock, the director of localsupport agency Southside, and council leader PaulCrossley said they were surprised to see such ahigh level of child poverty in Bath. And theproblem is much worse in some areas than others,with many more children from struggling familiesliving in areas such as Twerton and Southdown.

The knock-on effect of the budget cuts forchildren whose families need extra support is notyet known. But, in the meantime, the Bath andNorth East Somerset Council and volunteer agen-cies say they are pulling together to try to keepfamilies afloat and mitigate the detrimental effectof poverty on the lives of Bath’s children.

Kids go free!


2for1At Diggerland








WIN!Final chance to





- see page 4 -



- see page 10 -


The city of Bath has risen to thechallenge of supporting littleH a r mon ie -Ros e’s family by rais-ing £10,000 for the Hope 4 Har-monie appeal in just one week.

The generosity of the city has been

overwhelming for the family and hasseen a series of fundraising eventsorganised – with more arranged eachday – for the 11-month-old who isfighting meningococcal septicaemia.

Full story - pages 6,7,8&9

Harmonie-Rosewith mum Freya

and dad Ross.

CHRONICLEThursday, October 30, 2014 www.bathchronicle.co.uk | @bathchron | fb.com/bathchron £1.20

Destructor Bridge set back for a year

- see page 11 -

50 shades of GrahamMr Norton brings his book tour to Bath’s Forum

- see W magazine

Fund hits £20,000

Cash rolls in for Harmonie-Rose- see pages 6&7 -

WIN £10,000!for your community group

- see p31 for how to enterBuy yours with us and get £10 to spend on merchandise - p53

Diamond celebration

Bath couple mark 60 years

- see page 16 -

Bridge to stay shut

BATHRUGBY WORLD CUP TICKETSWhile some city centre homes sell for millions of pounds...

1 in 5 children live in poverty

Kids go free!


2for1At Diggerland








WIN!Final chance to





- see page 4 -



- see page 10 -


Full story – pages 8&9

As house prices soar, a new report hasrevealed that one in five children in Bathis now living in poverty.

Support agencies say they are doing what theycan, but more and more families are turning up atfood banks and needing help making ends meet.

Both Penny McKissock, the director of localsupport agency Southside, and council leader PaulCrossley said they were surprised to see such ahigh level of child poverty in Bath. And theproblem is much worse in some areas than others,with many more children from struggling familiesliving in areas such as Twerton and Southdown.

The knock-on effect of the budget cuts forchildren whose families need extra support is notyet known. But, in the meantime, the Bath andNorth East Somerset Council and volunteer agen-cies say they are pulling together to try to keepfamilies afloat and mitigate the detrimental effectof poverty on the lives of Bath’s children.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsCall centre manager Stephanie Martin helps customers with questions about their bills and o� ers advice to those who have problems paying.

“Fortunately for most of our customers, the bill they receive from us is affordable; on average, it represents around 1.5% of their household expenditure.“But we know that for some paying their water and sewerage bill is a problem. “Through our tailored assistance programme, tap, we are now helping

more than 15,000 people who have problems paying.“In many cases we are able to offer practical help to reduce their water and energy bills. For others we have been able to help them repay debt or offer lower charges while they get back on track fi nancially.“As well as directly helping customers, our Money Matters scheme has

supported 10 community organisations running projects to improve fi nancial capability among young people and vulnerable customers.”

Wessex Water: investing in the customers and communities it serves for 25 years.

To register online and for further information visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

The Bath Chronicle is delighted to be working in partnership with Wessex Water to launch Cash for your Community. This campaign will give local community groups, charities, primary schools and non-profi t organisations a chance to win a share of £10,000.

From youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and trusts, theBath Chronicle are inviting you to nominate your local worthy causes.

After the closing date, twenty causes will then be determined by a judging panel, and will be shortlisted for the chance to win a share of £10,000. The share of the £10,000 they receive will be based on the proportion of total coupons collected. It’s that simple: the more tokens you and your community collect for your group, the more cash your group will receive. To make those coupons count, make sure you register your group todayto claim your share of the £10,000.

How to Enter1. A Registration form will be printed every week between now and Thursday, October 30, 2014 inclusive. You can also enter online at www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash. We need your registration before Wednesday, November 5, 2014. You can nominate a group using the same registration form, but please ensure that your chosen nomination is aware that you are entering them and that they are a registered charity or non-profi t group.

2. Once the closing date for entry has passed, a pre-determined panel of judges will work to choose 20 groups from all your worthy causes. An electronic starter pack will be emailed to each of the accepted groups to help them spread the word in their community and ensure everyone is aware of what to do next to win as much cash for their group as possible. We’ll feature details of the accepted groups in the Bath Chronicle on November 13. This is a great chance to let everyone know what you would do with the money if you win one of the top cash prizes, and also will give you the opportunity to raise additional support from your local community.

3. We will print voting tokens in the paper every week from Thursday, November 13 to Thursday, December 4 inclusive. The aim is to collect as many tokens as possible, and encourage the people in your community to do the same. The more you collect, the more chance you have to win a share of the cash! Keep your eyes open as the tokens may change in value each week!

4. All tokens will be counted, totalled and verifi ed by an independent source. The prize funds will be distributed based on the proportion of total coupons collected. The group who collects the highest proportion will win the largest percentage of the prize fund as follows: First Prize £4,000. Second Prize £2,000. Third Prize £1,000. Six runners up will eachreceive £500.

Registration FormName of organisation:..........................................................................

Address:................................................................................................

Contact name:.....................................................................................

Tel:........................................................................................................

Group’s email (compulsory).......................................................................

Role within the organisation:................................................................

Registered charity number (if applicable).................................................

How would your group/organisation spend the money?

(max 250 words)...........................................................................................

.............................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................

..............................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................Please email 3 photographs of your community group or organisation to [email protected]. Please send this form to: Cash in your Community, Promotions Department, Bath Chronicle, Westpoint, James St West, BA1 2DA. I confi rm that the group/organisation is aware that they are being entered into this competition and they are a registered charity or a non-profi table group/organisation [ ]

Terms and conditions: Usual Bath Chronicle competition rules apply, see classifi ed for details. Token collect promotion. You must be a registered charity or non-profi t community group within the Bath Chronicle circulation area to register. You must have permission from the relevant body of the community group or charity before submitting your registration. Entrants will receive confi rmation of their registration form. The information you supply will only be used for the purposes of administering this promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classifi ed section or visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

Win a share of £10,000 for your community group

Investing in the community for 25 yearsWith the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bath.The problems they discover with Arnie, who can travel 350 metres along a sewer, are of-ten caused by fat poured down sinks which later congeals.

With some sewers no wider than 100mm - less than the length of an iPhone - it is only a matter of time before the congealed fat causes a blockage, or even worse sewer fl ooding.

In Greater London Britain’s largest ever ‘fatberg’ was discovered - it was a lump of food and fat mixed with wet wipes the size of a London bus.

Around 75% of sewer blockages are caused by disposable personal products like wet wipes which, when mixed with fat create so-called fatbergs.

Be Smart, Love your Loo -

remember to only fl ush paper, poo and pee down the toilet, and bin anything else.

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to protect the environment for 25 years.

To register online and for further information visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

The Bath Chronicle is delighted to be working in partnership with Wessex Water to launch Cash for your Community. This campaign will give local community groups, charities, primary schools and non-profi t organisations a chance to win a share of £10,000.

From youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and trusts, theBath Chronicle are inviting you to nominate your local worthy causes.

After the closing date, twenty causes will then be determined by a judging panel, and will be shortlisted for the chance to win a share of £10,000. The share of the £10,000 they receive will be based on the proportion of total coupons collected. It’s that simple: the more tokens you and your community collect for your group, the more cash your group will receive. To make those coupons count, make sure you register your group todayto claim your share of the £10,000.

How to Enter1. A Registration form will be printed every week between now and Thursday, October 30, 2014 inclusive. You can also enter online at www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash. We need your registration before Wednesday, November 5, 2014. You can nominate a group using the same registration form, but please ensure that your chosen nomination is aware that you are entering them and that they are a registered charity or non-profi t group.

2. Once the closing date for entry has passed, a pre-determined panel of judges will work to choose 20 groups from all your worthy causes. An electronic starter pack will be emailed to each of the accepted groups to help them spread the word in their community and ensure everyone is aware of what to do next to win as much cash for their group as possible. We’ll feature details of the accepted groups in the Bath Chronicle on November 13. This is a great chance to let everyone know what you would do with the money if you win one of the top cash prizes, and also will give you the opportunity to raise additional support from your local community.

3. We will print voting tokens in the paper every week from Thursday, November 13 to Thursday, December 4 inclusive. The aim is to collect as many tokens as possible, and encourage the people in your community to do the same. The more you collect, the more chance you have to win a share of the cash! Keep your eyes open as the tokens may change in value each week!

4. All tokens will be counted, totalled and verifi ed by an independent source. The prize funds will be distributed based on the proportion of total coupons collected. The group who collects the highest proportion will win the largest percentage of the prize fund as follows: First Prize £4,000. Second Prize £2,000. Third Prize £1,000. Six runners up will eachreceive £500.

Registration FormName of organisation:..........................................................................

Address:................................................................................................

Contact name:.....................................................................................

Tel:........................................................................................................

Group’s email (compulsory).......................................................................

Role within the organisation:................................................................

Registered charity number (if applicable).................................................

How would your group/organisation spend the money?

(max 250 words)...........................................................................................

.............................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................

..............................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................Please email 3 photographs of your community group or organisation to [email protected]. Please send this form to: Cash in your Community, Promotions Department, Bath Chronicle, Westpoint, James St West, BA1 2DA. I confi rm that the group/organisation is aware that they are being entered into this competition and they are a registered charity or a non-profi table group/organisation [ ]

Terms and conditions: Usual Bath Chronicle competition rules apply, see classifi ed for details. Token collect promotion. You must be a registered charity or non-profi t community group within the Bath Chronicle circulation area to register. You must have permission from the relevant body of the community group or charity before submitting your registration. Entrants will receive confi rmation of their registration form. The information you supply will only be used for the purposes of administering this promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classifi ed section or visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

Win a share of £10,000 for your community group

Campaign LaunchThe Cash for your Community campaign launched in the Bath Chronicle on October 9, 2014. Starting with a nomination process, readers were encouraged to submit their nominations before a deadline of November 5.

Registration was open via entry forms in paper or online at www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

Full page entry forms

Front page blurb examplesCash for your Community ewrap

on bathchronicle.co.uk

Entry forms

36 nominated groups

20 shortlisted groups

All nominated causes received were then judging in a meeting between Bath Chronicle and Wessex Water to whittle them down to a shortlisted 20.

The 20 groups were then informed of their progress to the next stage with a welcome email along with a welcome pack to help them market their cause amongst their communities, with the aim of collecting as many votes as they can to win the biggest chunk of the cash on offer.

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Welcome PacksEvery shortlisted group was emailed a Welcome Pack to introduce the next stage of the campaign.

Each pack was included: • A welcome letter • What happens next • Key dates • Some marketing materials to help campaign for tokens within their community • Tips sheet on best practice • Facebook imagery for the groups Facebook pages

Shortlisted Groups RevealedAll shortlisted groups were revealed editorially in the Bath Chronicle on November 13, alongside the first voting form.

Welcome letter

A2 poster

Hints and tips sheet

Facebook image

Dear Community Organiser,

Congratulations!

We are happy to inform you that your organisation has been shortlisted for the ‘Cash for your Community 2014’. We are now offering the 20 groups/organisations the chance to win a share of the £10,000 dream fund.

The total prize money will be proportionate to the number of printed coupons you collect from The Bath Chronicle. This starter pack will give you some hints and tips on how to rally support for your organisation as well as advice and dates relating to the ‘Cash for your Community’campaign.

On Thursday, November 13 your organisation, together with the other successful shortlisted groups, will appear in the Bath Chronicle as part of the Cash for your Community feature along with your voting code. Members of the community can then collect coupons on behalf of their chosen organisation. The coupons will be printed in the Bath Chronicle from from Thursday, November 13 to Thursday, December 4.We encourage that coupons collected by the community are handed to you directly so that you can send them to us in batches. We then need to receive those coupons by 12pm noon, Wednesday December 10. Results will be announced in the Bath Chronicle once all votes are counted and verified.

We’ve suggested ways you might want to raise awareness and canvass support from your local community.We hope that you will make the most of your chance to really make a difference.

If you have any further questions, please visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash or call Promotions on 01225 322322

On behalf of us all at the Bath Chronicle, we wish you the best of luck with your campaign.

bathchronicle.co.uk

Win a share of

£10,000

for your communitywith the Bath Chronicle & Wessex Water!

Collection tips & fundraising ideas

Here we offer a handful of tips in support of your campaign, from coupon collection to further fundraising ideas. Even little things can make a big difference.

Tips on how to collect:1. Start collecting coupons. The more coupons you collect, the more money your organisation will receive. The first coupon will appear in the Bath Chronicle on Thursday, November 13, along with the spread of all shortlisted groups.

2. Rally your supporters. From family and friends to neighbours and colleagues, tell everyone about your special cause and encourage them to collect coupons on your behalf, printed in the Bath Chronicle until Thursday, December 4. Don’t be afraid to get the wider community involved by putting up posters and placing coupon collection boxes in shops, schools or local community centres.

3. Look out for special coupons. We may be printing double value coupons, so keep your eyes peeled and make sure everyone knows when they appear. Please note that photocopied coupons will not be counted.

4. Send your coupons in to the Bath Chronicle by 12pm, Wednesday, December 10. The amount of money each organisation receives will be revealed in the Bath Chronicle once coupons have been counted and verified.

Fundraising ideas

Coffee morningInvite your local community to a coffee morning and give a brief presentation explaining ‘Cash for your Community’ and how your cause intends to spend the money. Ask participants to bring along as many coupons as they can.

Facebook pageSet up a facebook page online to encourage awareness and add friends within the local community. It’s free and easy to set up an account if you don’t already have one. Just visit www.facebook.com to get started. You could even promote the website www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

Sponsored eventWhy not organise a sponsored walk, run or swim? Get your local community involved and ask people to provide sponsorship in the form of ‘Cash for your Community’ coupons from the Bath Chronicle. You’ll soon find them piling up!

Welcome to Cash for your Community

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Voting MechanicGroups were encouraged to collect as many votes as they could and encourage their communities do to the same.

The £10,000 prize fund was split into nine prize pots so the shortlisted groups really had to pull together to collect the most votes they could in order to win the biggest share of the money.

Start Collecting Votes NowOver a four week period, weekly inserts of votes were printed within the Bath Chronicle. The panels featured a different number of votes each week, which varied between 50, 100, 150 and 200 vote slips.

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CHRONICLE BATHGreat sports

rewa rde dfor their bigcont r i but ion

The Bath Canoe Club and a stu-dent from the University of Bathwon gongs for their contributionto sport at a glittering awardsce re mony.

The canoe club won Club of the Year,and Emily Hogge was named YoungVolunteer of the Year, at this year’s Westof England Celebration of Sport Even-ing.

The club won the Club of the YearAward for its rapid increase in activityand membership over the past year.

Demand has been so great that theclub has put on more than 160 differenttypes of events for its members.

Emily was named Young Volunteer ofthe Year for her enthusiasm, passion,

and drive for the University of BathTriathlon club.

Her work securing funding and localsupport, and ensuring members get thebest experience, has helped raise theprofile of the club.

In its third year, the West of EnglandCelebration of Sport Evening, run bythe West of England Sport Trust(Wesport), celebrates the achievementsof outstanding athletes, inspirationalvolunteers, great coaches and highquality clubs and organisations.

Steve Nelson, Chief Executive Officerat Wesport, said: “There are some trulyinspiring people working every day tomake sure that the West of England isthe best experience for sport and phys-ical activity.

“I am honoured that Wesport can paytribute to these great sporting heroes.”

The sports awards are supported byNuffield Health in Bristol.

James Crawley@CrawleyJames92 | 01225 322206j.crawley@ bathchron.co.uk

”There are inspiringpeople working to

make sure the West ofEngland is the best

experience for sportand physical activity

Emily Hogge wonthe Young

Volunteer of theYear Award

Bath Canoe Club won the Club of the Year Award at the2014 West of England Celebration of Sport Evening

The Bath Chronicle is working with WessexWater to support local community groupsin Bath. The Cash for your Communityinitiative will involve £10,000 being sharedamong the local groups.From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teamsand primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of yourworthy causes.

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize£4,000. Second Prize £2,000. Third Prize £1,000 andsix runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that havebeen chosen from all those nominated are available toview here: www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash – make a noteof your chosen causes code number and send us yourvoting form today.

We will print a voting coupon every week until Thursday,December 4, 2014. The aim is to collect as many aspossible for your chosen group. The more you collect,the better your chances of winning. Once you havecollected all your voting coupons, either take them intothe nominated group, or fill in the coupons ensuring youclearly indicate the nominated group, and send them tothe Bath Chronicle at the address indicated.

WINashare of

£10,000for your community group

Voting FormName of Community/Organisation:

.....................................................................................

.....................................................................................

Code Number:

This voting form is worth

Send your votes to:Cash for your Community,Promotions Department,Bath Chronicle,Westpoint, James St West,BA1 2DA

Before 12pm Wednesday, December 10, 2014.

50VOTES

Terms and conditions: Usual Bath Chronicle competition rules apply,see classified for details. Token collect promotion. For a full list of terms andconditions please see classified section or visit www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash

Investing in the community for 25 yearsAs environment and catchment strategy manager, Ruth Barden’s job isto ensure local rivers are protected. “We have invested hundreds of millionsof pounds in the Bristol and Bath region to eliminate pollution.”Wessex Water: investing in state-of-the-art sewage treatment to protect thelocal water environment for 25 years.



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A shortlist of the top 20 clubs, inwith a chance of winning a shareof £10,000, have been chosen.

The Bath Chronicle has teamed upwith Wessex Water to give away a shareof £10,000 to worthy communitygroups.

This week judges sat down to decidewhich 20 groups from all the entrantsshould go forward for a public vote.

The winners of this year’s Cash forYour Community initiative will soon beannounced. And now the chance isopen to vote for your favourite club tomake that happen.

The chosen 20 finalists have beensent packs containing hints and tips,social media images, and posters tohelp push their campaigns.

Voting begins today and all entriesshould be submitted by December 4.For details of how to vote, see the advertbelow this article. The groups will needto get their communities involved tohelp them collect as many votes as theycan. How much of the £10,000 prize potthey win all depends on the number ofvotes cast for them.

Last year Bath Cats and Dogs Homesecured £3,000 which helped to boostthe animal charity’s educational pro-gramme aimed at children. This year,the group with the most amount ofvotes will win £4,000, second place willclaim £2,000, third is £1,000, and sixrunners up will each receive £500.

The 20 clubs and groupsshortlisted for this year’s Cashfor your Community initiative –and their all important four digitvoting code:1001 Vegmead CommunityG a rde n1 0 02 Volunteer Centre Bath andNorth East Somerset1 0 03 Bath Gateway Out &A b out1004 The Rec House1005 Swa l low1006 The Genesis Trust1 0 07 Bath & District MSS ociety1008 ToyBox Toy Library1009 Bath Cats and DogsHo m e1010 Frederic ChopinIntegrative Saturday School inB at h1011 Mentoring Plus1012 Bath Stroke SupportG rou p1013 Bath Rugby Ladies1 0 14 Wellow Group Riding forthe Disabled1015 Off the Record Bath &North East Somerset1 0 16 Bath Canoe Club1 0 17 Trauma Recovery Centre1018 City of Bath Sea Cadets1 0 19 Percy Community Centre1 02 0 Action on Hearing LossEducational Day Services

The twenty tochoose fromWho are you going to back?

From left, Bath Cats and Dogs Home, Bath Canoe Club and Bath Rugby Ladies are three of the organisations in with achance of winning a share of £10,000

James Crawley@CrawleyJames92 | 01225 322206j.crawley@ bathchron.co.uk

Investing in the community for 25 yearsJulia Clarke is an energy analyst researching how Wessex Water can become more energy efficient. “We are looking at ways to reduce energy consumption and increase the amount of renewable energy that we generate.”

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to reduce our impact on the environment for 25 years.

The Bath Chronicle is working with Wessex Water to support local community groups in Bath. The Cash for your Community initiative will involve £10,000 being shared among the local groups.From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of your worthy causes.

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize £4,000. Second Prize £2,000. Third Prize £1,000 and six runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that have been chosen from all those nominated are available to view here: www.bathchronicle.co.uk/cash – make a note of your chosen causes code number and send us your voting form today.

We will print a voting coupon every week until Thursday, December 4, 2014. The aim is to collect as many as possible for your chosen group. The more you collect, the better your chances of winning. Once you have collected all your voting coupons, either take them into the nominated group, or fi ll in the coupons ensuring you clearly indicate the nominated group, and send them to the Bath Chronicle at the address indicated.

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CHRONICLE BATHThe spark’s

still verymuch alivefor coupleIt all started with a spark, but itquickly turned into a sparkle forhappy couple Bob and PhyllisSkuse from Bath, who recentlycelebrated 60 years of marriageat their diamond wedding an-niversary party.

The couple, who both worked atVanstone’s Electrical in Bath, did nothave to look too far to discover ro-mance.

Bob, who was born and bred in Wel-low, met Phyllis, who is originally fromOdd Down, when they both attendedCannings College in the centre ofBath.

Electricity has played a major role intheir professional and private lives, asBob went on to run his own business inthe 1950s, Bloomfield Electrical Ser-

vices, in Bloomfield Road, for which hebecame a well-known tradesmen in andaround Bath.

They were married on November 20,1954 at Saint Julian’s Parish Church inWellow.

The couple, who enjoyed holidays inBeer in Devon, went on to have threechildren, Mary, Stephen and Martyn,seven granddaughters and nine great-grandchildren, with a tenth on theway.

Bob did national service at RAFChivenor in North Devon and playedfootball for Wellow football team.

They are both now keen gardeners,for which they have won many awardsin the Bath in Bloom competition.

They celebrated 60 years of marriagewith a lunch at the Lansdown GroveHotel.

Speaking afterwards, Phyllis gave herrecipe for 60 years of happy marriage.

She said: “It is all about knowing whothe foreman of the works is.”

Nancy Connolly@NancyNconnolly | 01225 322213n.connolly@ bathchron.co.uk

Phyllis and Bob Skuse at their anniversary party at the Lansdown Grove HotelPicture: Paul Gillis/paulgillisphoto.com BAPG20141122A-002.jpg



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Investing in the community for 25 yearsBen Harding’s role at Wessex Water is to trace and tackle leaks on both customers’ pipes and on our own network of 11,600km of water mains.The work that Ben and his colleagues are doing has helped us to achieve the lowest ever leakage levels from our network - we have halved it in 10 years.Wessex Water: reducing leakage from water mains and customers’ pipes for 25 years.

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The Your Kindness Can Kill campaign is run in association with:

I would like to help Julian House to cut out homelessness and enclose a cheque for £.........(payable to Julian House). Credit card details:

I confirm I have paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for each tax year (6 April to 5 April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate to will reclaim on my gifts for that tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. I understand that Julian House will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I give.

Signature ………….……………………….………………............... Date .............................

Name (Mr, Mrs, Ms) ……………………………………………………………………………...

Full home address ……………………………………………………………………………….

Postcode ……………………………… Please tick if you require a receipt

Please notify Julian House if at any point you want to cancel this declaration, change your name and/or home address, no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains.

Data Protection – Information provided here will be used exclusively by Julian House for their financial records. From time to time they may send you details about their work and other events. If you do not wish to receive this information please write and tell them.

Please fill in and post to Julian House, 55 New King St, Bath, BA1 2BN

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Please treat as Gift Aid donations all qualifying gifts of money made today and in the future (Please tick box)

A campaign in Bath is askingpeople not to give to beggars.

The Your Kindness Can Killcampaign has been relaunchedin the city and is asking peoplenot to give beggars money.

The campaign, launched inMay, has been created by thecharities and support organisa-tions in Bath who give practicalsupport for the homeless to helpthem promote the message that

simply giving money directly tobeggars does not help solve theproblem and in many casesmakes the problem worse.

To date the campaign hasbeen successful in reducing thenumber of people begging onthe streets as well as signpostingservices to those genuinelyhomeless. But at this time ofyear when people tend to begenerous in their donations the

group feels it is timely to remindpeople about their campaign.

The group behind the cam-paign includes Julian House,The Big Issue Foundation, Avonand Somerset Police and theBath BID company.

To support the campaign textKIND20 £3 to 70070.

For more information, visitwww.yourkindnesscank-ill.co.uk.

When giving can be cruel, not kind

The growing number of home-less in Bath means emergencybeds provided by homelessnesscharity Julian House are almostalways full.

The charity provides 29 emergencybeds, 20 of them in its Manvers StreetHostel which also operates as a drop-inday centre for rough sleepers and otherhomeless people.

The men and women who pay £3 tostay in the hostel overnight get a tiny,

single-bed “pod” to sleep in and a fobkey to come and go as they please.

They also get three meals a day andthe opportunity to shower and washtheir clothes, and an on-site GP clinictends to their medical needs.

But meeting clients’ basic physicalneeds and providing them with a pleas-ant, stable environment is just a pre-cursor to the real help they receive fromthe hostel, according to Julian Housefunding director Cecil Weir, pictured.

“Providing a bed solves nothing,” MrWeir said. “The really important workhappens (during the) engagement pro-cess which identifies why clients havehad to knock on our door in the first

place. It’s only through identifyingthose reasons that you can really prop-erly get the clients on that journey offthe streets.”

Each client that stays overnight at thehostel has their needs assessed and isassigned a key worker to help themmove on to more secure and independ-ent accommodation.

“There’s a dearth of suitable accom-modation in Bath,” Mr Weir said. “So-

cial housing is in very short supply andsupported housing is even scarcer.”

This Christmas a campaign has beenlaunched to urge people to donatemoney to charity, rather than directly topeople living on the streets.

Readers can support the JulianHouse Christmas Appeal by going towww.julianhouse.org.uk, by telephon-ing 01225 354650 or by completing thecoupon on this page.

Safe bed is only the start

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Amanda Cameron@@AmandaSCameron | 01225 322204amanda.cameron@ bathchron.co.uk



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Investing in the community for 25 years We’ve supported thousands of environmental projects through our Watermark award scheme.

From school ponds and wildlife projects to community allotment and conservation initiatives.

If you represent a school, parish council or community organisation and have an environmentalproject, you may be able to receive support from Wessex Water’s Watermark award scheme.www.wessexwater.co.uk/watermark

Half page voting form with 50 votes Half page voting form with 100 votes

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199,800 total votes cast

43,150 How many votes it cost the winning group to win

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Bath Chronicle Insertions

17x8 Pre promote 1

34x8 Pre promote 1

34x8 Entry Page 4

17x8 voting slip 4

4x8 announcement pre-promote 2

Entries announced editorially 1

Winners announced editorially 1

Digital ‘E-Wrap’ – bathchronicle.co.uk 50,000 (impressions)

Classified ad campaigns 5

4x8 Supplement teasers 1

Cross Promotional adverts – Somerset Guardian 13

Total advertising value at rate card worth at least £22,874

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Investing in the community for 25 yearsAs head of waste treatment at Wessex Water, Ashlea Lane oversees the treatment of millions of litres of waste water every day.Since Wessex Water was formed in 1974 sewage treatment has undergone a revolution. In those days it was not unusual for the River Avon through Bristol to be chlorinated in the summer to kill the smell.

Today the quality of the water we return to the environment after treatment has never been higher - we achieve 99.99% compliance

with sewage discharge consents.And we continue to invest in better treatment such as the £26 million improvement scheme at Weston-super-Mare sewage treatment works to improve water quality.

This will help to protect further the coastal waters and bathing waters in the Bristol and North Somerset area for the benefi t of both the environment and local people.

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to protect the region’s water environment.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsBen Harding’s job at Wessex Water is like that of a detective - everyday he is looking for clues and trying to trace something that is deep underground and often goes unnoticed to the untrained eye.

For Ben is one of our leakage inspectors whose role it is to trace and tackle leaks on both customers’ pipes and own network of 11,600 kilometres of water mains.

The work that Ben and his colleagues are doing has helped us to achieve the lowest ever leakage

levels from our network - we have halved it in 10 years.

Today we are investing in new technologies to help us to reduce leakage even further.

You can help too. If you spot a leak, let Ben know. Ring Leakstoppers on

0800 692 0 692 (24 hours). We aim to fi x visible leaks within 24 hours.

Wessex Water: reducing leakage from water mains and customers’ pipes for 25 years.

A bespoke advert for Wessex Water was created and added to every Entry Form and Voting Form.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsWith the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bristol and surrounding areas.With the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bristol and surrounding areas.

The problems they discover with Arnie, who can travel 350 metres along a sewer, are of-ten caused by fat poured down sinks which later congeals. With some sewers no wider than 100mm - less than

the length of an iPhone - it is only a matter of time before the congealed fat causes a blockage, or even worse sewer fl ooding.

In Greater London Britain’s largest ever ‘fatberg’ was discovered - it was a lump of food and fat mixed with wet wipes the size of a London bus. Around 75% of sewer blockages are caused by disposable personal products like wet wipes

which, when mixed with fat create so-called fatbergs.

Be Smart, Love your Loo - remember to only fl ush paper, poo and pee down the toilet, and bin anything else.


Investing in the community for 25 yearsWith the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bath.The problems they discover with Arnie, who can travel 350 metres along a sewer, are of-ten caused by fat poured down sinks which later congeals.

With some sewers no wider than 100mm - less than the length of an iPhone - it is only a matter of time before the congealed fat causes a blockage, or even worse sewer fl ooding.

In Greater London Britain’s largest ever ‘fatberg’ was discovered - it was a lump of food and fat mixed with wet wipes the size of a London bus.

Around 75% of sewer blockages are caused by disposable personal products like wet wipes which, when mixed with fat create so-called fatbergs.

Be Smart, Love your Loo -

remember to only fl ush paper, poo and pee down the toilet, and bin anything else.


Wessex Water bespoke adverts

For any full page features, we added an 8x8 advert (80x27cm).

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Investing in the community for 25 yearsJulia Clarke is an energy analyst researching how Wessex Water can become more energy efficient. “We are looking at ways to reduce energy consumption and increase the amount of renewable energy that we generate.”

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to reduce our impact on the environment for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years Paul Bridges leads a team that repairs and maintains our network of sewers. Using ‘no dig’ technology including robots, he can carry out repairs with less disruption to traffic.

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to improve the quality of life for customers and commuters for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsCall centre manager Stephanie Martin helps customers with questions about their bills and offers advice to those who have problems paying.“Through our tailored assistance programme, tap, we are helping more than 15,000 people who have problems paying.”

Wessex Water: investing in the customers and communities it serves for 25 years.

Total advertising value at rate card worth £2,332

Investing in the community for 25 yearsBeata Borowska is an assistant scientist at our laboratory in Salford where she carries out quality checks on treated wastewater every day. Our compliance with sewage discharge consents is very high – ensuring we protect the environment.Wessex Water: providing sewerage services to people in Bristol and surrounding areas for 25 years.

For any half page features we added a 4x8 advert (40x27cm).

Wessex Water bespoke adverts

Investing in the community for 25 yearsBen Harding’s role at Wessex Water is to trace and tackle leaks on both customers’ pipes and on our own network of 11,600km of water mains.The work that Ben and his colleagues are doing has helped us to achieve the lowest ever leakage levels from our network - we have halved it in 10 years.Wessex Water: reducing leakage from water mains and customers’ pipes for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsWith a CCTV robot, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network.Fat poured down the sink can quickly congeal with wet wipes flushed down the loo to cause a sewer blockage.

Wessex Water: investing in technologies to protect the environment for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 yearsAs environment and catchment strategy manager, Ruth Barden’s job is to ensure local rivers are protected. “We have invested hundreds of millions of pounds in the Bristol and Bath region to eliminate pollution.”Wessex Water: investing in state-of-the-art sewage treatment to protect the local water environment for 25 years.

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Winners:

£4,000 The Genesis Trust

£2,000 Bath & District MS Society

£1,000 Bath Gateway Out & About

£500 Frederic Chopin Integrative Saturday School in Bath

£500 Bath Cats and Dogs Home

£500 Bath Stroke Support Group

£500 Volunteer Centre Bath and North East Somerset

£500 The Rec House

£500 Mentoring Plus

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The Cash for your Community promotional campaign proved to be an excellent, low-cost way to promote your business to over 48k* Bath readers with substantial promotion and editorial support to new customers and readers, generating positive PR exercise to

the Bath community in an alternative advertising method. * JICREG 01.10.13. Circulation Monday-Saturday 100% paid-for. Source: ABC Jan - June 2013

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