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Looking Back At OldPoole with Tom Scott
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COMPETITION! Win a business Press Release:Page 2Estate Agents Required: Page 5Viva! Radio Diary: Page 6Mark Coutts Photography: Page 7NEW! Garden View: Page 8Sort Out The Solar Energy Confusion: Page 9Tom Scott; Memories of old Poole: Page 10Children’s Page: Page 12Puzzle Page; Crossword & Sudoku: Page 13COMPETITION! Win £25.00 of M&S Vouchers,Plus Viva! Amazing Offers!: Pages 14 & 15NEW! Spotlight On! Platform Models Page 16NEW! Spotlight On! Stainers Shoes: Page 18Take Better Photos: Page 19Puzzle solutions: Page 20COMPETITION! Win Free Energy Bills: Page 21Community & What’s on in Poole: Page 22NEW Business! Balloon a Room: Page 23Hotel du Vin: Page 24
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Welcome to the May 2012 edition where we have notone, not two but THREE competitions that you can enterto win a press release with a subject of your choice,£25.00 worth of M&S vouchers and a year’s worth ofyour energy bills PAID FOR YOU … how’s that for agenerous, free to enter competition line up? Good luckeveryone, we’ll announce the winners in a future issue.Our Viva Radio show is now being repeated throughoutthe week in it’s entirety with older shows also gettingextra broadcast dates, get advertising, I’d say, theresponses are fantastic! See page 6. Viva! QR arelooking for an estate agent to test out new software thatgenerates more leads. See page 5 if you’d like youragency to be involved in the launch. How muchconfusion is there over installing solar panels in yourhome? Let’s clear it up, see page 9.We’ve a double dose of ‘Spotlight On!’ this month withStainers Shoes and Platform Models, both very successfulbusinesses that you can visit. We now have EIGHTAmazing Offers on pages 14 & 15 for you to partake in …win a meal for four, vouchers, free desserts, credit cardrolls and consultations … nobody else brings you suchincredible offers each month. Keep It Viva! Magazine
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What was Easter like for you? I really hope you had a good time and were able tospend time with the family. I recorded an Easter Special for the Easter weekendwhere Don the controller aired it on Easter Sunday and Monday. The live show onthe VivaRadio.co.uk output was on the Monday evening at 7pm as usual. We aregetting plenty of regular followers and new listeners each show which could havesomething to do with the ‘Listen Again’ type features that Don puts together. Thismeans that our Viva! show goes out several times a week and where even oldershows get to be heard over again. The very first show from last year went outrecently on a Friday and got tons of great feedback. If you’d like to join in the funand take part in the competitions, tune in to Radio Rotherhithe’s Internet radiostation; www.VivaRadio.co.uk is where you’ll find us throughout the week.
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In addition to the traditional method ofsowing seeds, garden centres, DIY storesand even supermarkets are now providingmore options for people looking to growtheir own vegetables from young plants, butI’m not sure how I feel aboutthis. In one respect I’mexcited about the movement,and think that it’s a greatstep forward; mainlybecause it introducesvegetable growing to awider audience and it takesaway the scary ‘unknownscience’ ofgermination. Now you and Iknow that with most veg,seed sowing does not haveto be any more scientificthan making a line in the soilwith a stick and throwing ina few seeds. Cover them over, slosh onsome water and hey presto, as if by magicthey germinate (it’s no surprise really asthat’s what they were designed to do!).
Planting young vegetable plants is also veryeasy. There’s no thinning out of theseedlings if you over sow, it’s much less timeconsuming (the whole veg plot could, intheory, be planted up in one go) and it’sgreat for children (and impatient adults)who like an ‘instant impact’. It also removesthe need to spend ages choosing from thebewildering array of varieties on offer, asnormally there’s just one type available(although seasoned gardeners will see thisas a major disadvantage!).
There are other downsides too, and I thinkthe main one has to be the fact that you
don’t get the thrill and satisfaction of thatspecial day when you go outside andobserve the seedlings poking through thesoil. Having checked daily since the weekafter you sowed them (as I do!), you get a
real sense of achievementwhen the fresh new leavesemerge from the crusty seedcoat. The other majordownside is cost, and someyoung plants do actually workout more expensive thanbuying the end product fromthe supermarket, but I guessthere’s not much fun in that.
Either way, I don’t think itreally matters. Whetheryou’re a time starved parent orhave several hours to sparesowing neat rows, there’s
nothing quite like eating home grown peas,popping them fresh from the pod.
Other jobs to be getting on with this month:· Keep on top of weeding – hoeing on awarm dry day is the best method· Make regular sowing of vegetablessuch as beetroot, lettuce, carrots and peas· Build a cane wigwam and sow runnerbeans at the base, 2 beans per 8 foot cane· Harden off tender perennials such asFuchsias, Pelargoniums (Geraniums) andBusy Lizzies· Divide Primulas after flowering
Until next time, happy gardening!
Lee The Gardener
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Save Energy…Save MoneyWe all turn on the tap and out comes the hot water, as if by magic. It’s only when we open our energybill we realise the magic only happens if we pay dearly for the privilege.
Is there another option?Solar Thermal Hot Water Systems have become increasingly more efficient, allowing you tosignificantly reduce the amount of gas, oil or electricity required to provide hot water to your home.In the UK, a well-designed solar water heating system can provide almost all the hot water duringthe summer months, and on average 70% of requirements year round.
What makes up a solar thermal system?Here comes the science… with a typical system consisting of three maincomponents: solar panels, or solar collectors, water pumping system and atwin coil water cylinder. Not science really, in fact it’s a very simple processthat’s probably the most efficient of all renewable energy products. Anothersmart way we can all limit your reliance on energy suppliers. The good newsis they provide a long system life and require minimum maintenance.
How does this interact with the boiler?Solar Thermal is in fact great news for your boiler. Imagine how good youwould feel if you were on holiday 6-7 months a year, well that is the life of your boiler once solarthermal is installed. This prolongs its life by up to 20%, cuts gas bills by 70% and reduces your CO2emissions – as well as offering a long and reliable working life.
With Solar Panels you earn an income, what about Solar Thermal?The government has introduced what they call the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) which will payyou a guaranteed income on the thermal energy generated for the next 20 years. We are stillwaiting to find out what the payments will be, and when they will start. The great news is for everysystem fitted the payments will be back-dated and continue for those 20 years.
As part of the Chamber’s Green Knowledge Network, what does it mean for environmental issues?Taking a normal household, as an example, it will cut CO2 emissions by up to 645kg per annum –depending on the size of the building. You will definitely be doing your bit to reduce the carbonfootprint.
What about the cost?The cost of a home installation is approximately £5,500, with price on application for a largercommercial installation.
Do come along and see a Solar Thermal system for yourself at our showroom in Poole.
Next issue –Mike Davies, Commercial Director at Save Energy Group in Poole will launch the nextgeneration Solar PV. Providing green energy for less, it’s described as an enhanced energygenerating panel - in an elegant package. A first for the UK they already have three large scalecommercial businesses in Dorset benefiting from its output and income.
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Can you remember the ferryman who gave a rowing boat service between the Quayand the Shipwrights Arms on the Lower Hamworthy side and Burdens and Piplerson the Poole side? The fee was 1 penny per trip per person.My mother would use the ferry boat some days when she’d been shopping in theHigh Street. Now, if you wanted to get the ferryman’s attention from the Piplers sideof the quay you had to shout at the top of your voice “OVER” because if he was in hiswooden hut he couldn’t hear you.My mother could never shout so she had to wait for someone to call out. He didn’tlike rowing for a single fare, so he would wait for 3 or 4 people, and on occasions mumcouldn’t wait any longer and would walk all the way round over Hamworthy bridgeto our home in Harbour Road, which reminds me of we 3 Boys Big Swim.We used to swim from the ferry steps quite often, when the ferryman wasn’t aboutbecause he didn’t like his steps getting wet.One day he caught me off guard and threw me in the drink. I went down very deepand I found myself just like a “limpet” fixed to the bottom of the mine sweeper mooredat the quay. I was scared. Slowly I eased myself to the surface seeing the shade ofthe water getting lighter. What a relief to breathe again.One day three of us boys decided to swim the quay width when the tides were still.We set off and slowly swam to the other side of the ferry steps.One boy even did “Dog Paddle” all the way. Standing at the top of the steps we lookedacross the quay at the distance we had swum.Then the three of us had to make up our minds, do we swim back or walk all the wayalong the quay over Hamworthy bridge then down Harbour Road, back to the ferrysteps at the Shipwrights Arms? Walking bare foot, and just swimming trunks it wasquite an achievement for eleven and twelve year olds.At some time later, I decided to do the swim again, hoping to swim to the “Piplers”side and back. I asked an older lad (a teenager named George) to accompany me thistime.When we set off the tide had started running (ebbing) and at two thirds of the crossingI was beginning to feel the strain and this time I was drifting off course towards theFish Shamble Steps. I shouted to George for assistance and he nursed me to the steps.I was so glad he was at hand otherwise it could have been a sad ending, and this timethe ferryman rowed us back to the Hamworthy Steps.The event taught me one thing, especially when you’re young. You can be overconfident and sometimes you don’t give enough thought to the task you areundertaking. Most old Poole lads swam in the quay, and it was allowed. People cameout of the pubs and threw coins in the water and we would try to gather them, it wasalmost impossible, you had to be extremely lucky to bag one.When I was called up for “National Service” in 1950 into The Royal Navy I thought “I’mglad I can swim”.
The Big SwimLooking Back At Old PooleThe Memories Of Tom Scott
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Railway Modelling Still AsPopular As Ever!!!
In the age of computers andtechnology that we live in you wouldthink some of the older past times andhobbies would have died a slow andsomewhat painful death but this iscertainly not the case when it comesto model railways.
Roy and Keren, a father and daughterteam, opened Platform Models modelshop at The Courtyard Craft Centre inLytchett Minster lastJuly and, after spendingtime doing the toy andtrain fairs, they thoughtthey would open a shopas there seemed to be ahigh demand at everyfair they went to.
Local model shops werepretty thin on theground with many thathave closed over theyears so they saw a void that neededto be filled.
The response has been amazing withtakings quadrupling since October!The people that come to the shophave commented that it is nice to see
a new shop opening and they seem tobe getting some very good feedback.
They stock a varied amount of stockfrom locomotives to rolling stock,scenery to modelling tools and Airfixkits, diecast models, paints and glues.
Due to the massive amount of railwayitems there are, they offer anordering service if they don’t have theitem in stock. Keren and Roy havebeen surprised at the wide variety of
ages of the people thatcome in to their shop fromthe new comers andchildren just starting outto the old pros who havebeen modelling for manyyears.
Let’s hope this wonderfulhobby with all its detailand the imagination thatgoes in to it will live on formany more years to come.
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Stainers Shoes of Poole will be celebrating 100years in business this year, currently in the 5thgeneration of the Stainer family. The businesshas always had to adapt and be moderatedaccording to the times and this year is noexception.
Originating as a shoe repairerin 1912 the business has gonethrough many changes andwith the introduction ofbecoming a retailer during 1965 in footware forall the family and then in 1980 safety footwear,Stainers has moved forward faster than ever inthe recent years. Now branded as "technicalfootwear specialists" stocking brands such asFitFlop, Merrel, Skechers and soon to be holdingGeox. Stainers has an excellent reputation in thesurrounding areas and is best known forpersonable customer service, excellent productknowledge and large range of comfortable fittingfootwear. Contemporary society sadly is a throwaway culture however Stainers stand strong oninvesting in quality footwear that are healthy foryour body, the staff of this long standing localbusiness are very knowledgeable about theirstock and will happily advise and fit the shoes foryou! … a service that is very hard to find intoday's market. Sometimes referred to as a
"destination shop"Stainers is positionedbetween Poole andBournemouth on theRingwood Road
offering free customer onsite parking so it's easyto get to and no extra expenses.
What's new?
So 2012 is a milestone year for the familybusiness and is set to be bigger than ever, theshop is now open 7 days a week and late nightsWednesdays and Thursdays, also boasting anextensive range online www.stainersshoes.co.ukwith FREE BH postcode delivery! 2011 saw theopening of SilkiSoles Foot Spa and Nail Salonwithin Stainers providing many services such aspodiatry, chiropody, manicures, pedicures,shellac, minx, acrylic and soon many more
treatments as a refurbishment is currently takingplace adapting part of the building into 2 brandnew treatment rooms, www.silkisoles.com formore info!
A family history.
Paula Stainer (4th generation) expresseshow honoured she is to be running her
family's business " I am so proud of my familyand how the business has grown and developed!It's amazing to think my great Grandfather wasrepairing shoes all thosemany years ago and thebusiness is still here today.
Sadly independent, localbusinesses are becomingrare and I will doeverything I can to keep myfamilies name going strong. I'm very muchlooking forward to celebrating 100 years ofStainers with my family and the hardworkingteam. Stainers is and always has been basedaround our customers striving to offer them thebest possible and highest quality service."
If you would like to receive personal service,expert knowledge and support a local businessvisit Stainers Shoes! 389 Ringwood Road,Parkstone, Poole, BH12 4LT 01202 744061.Remember. open 7 days a week, late nights andfree onsite customer service.
Sophie Dack-StainerManager
SilkiSoles Foot Spa and Nail Salonwww.silkisoles.com
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Times change, Stainers Quality Doesn’tFrank, David & Harry working at Stainers Shoe Repairers
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Old, Gold ‘n’ Rare - with Martyn BrownInternet Radio Has Arrived In Poole!
Tuesday 1 May 2012 - Poole Windsurfing School –2012 Opening DayPhone: 01202 [email protected]
Friday 4 May 2012 - Wine and Cheese Dinner Hoteldu Vin & Bistro, Thames Street, Poole, BH15 1JN7pm - 11pm
Saturday 5 - Monday 7 May 2012 - BrownseaUnlockedBrownsea Island, Poole Harbour, Poole, BH13 7EELive theatre event on Brownsea IslandTwo shows per day morning (11am)and afternoon (4pm)Tickets include ferry from Poole Quay and showticketBookings open from Monday March 5th 2012Ticket hotline 01202 492164
Sunday 6 May 2012 - Poole Cycle SpeedwayPoole Cycle Speedway, Harbourside Park, CatalinaDrive, Poole, BH15 1TQPoole v Southampton 2pm.
Friday 11 May - Sunday 13 May 2012 - SwanageRailway Diesel GalaSwanage Railway, Station House, Swanage, BH191HBMore info from: http://goo.gl/npehN
Saturday 19 May 2012 - Mini Steam on the Quay.Poole Quay, Poole, BH15 1HJ
Saturday 19 May 2012 - The Merry WidowLighthouse, PooleSaturday 19 May at 7:30pm - Tickets £15 £13 £10Under 16s £5P&P box office 07947 061839 or [email protected] box office 0844 406 8666
Saturday 26 May 2012 - Poole Town Race, PooleTown Centre 3:30pm - 5pmMore information from: http://goo.gl/AWv5n
Sunday 27 May 2012 - BSO Benevolent FundConcert. Lighthouse, Poole's Centre for the Arts,Kingland Road, Poole, BH15 1UG 3pmTickets: £18 adults, £9 childrenBOX OFFICE 0844 406 8666 - More infor from:www.bsoLIVE.com
Sunday 27 May 2012 - Poole Festival ofRunning 2012 Poole Park, Poole, BH15 2SF10am - 7pm www.poolerunners.com
Sunday 27 May 2012 - Poole Cycle SpeedwayPoole Cycle Speedway, Harbourside Park,Catalina Drive, Poole, BH15 1TQBritish U 19 Team Championship.
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