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4 Fundraising : The Red & White Appeal

8 What’s On

10 The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

11 Argonaut Community Enterprises12 Olympic Legacy14 Health : Positive Parenting16 Short Story : First Impressions20 Sexism in the Workplace

23 The Prince’s Trust Team24 Homes & Interiors : Wet Rooms30 Working from Home : Home considered

as a Gym32 Gardening : The Evil Weevil34 Puzzle Page36 Clubs & Societies38 Advertisers Index

Dear Readers

A friend of mine just told me

her husband, a local doctor,

was a Games Maker for two

weeks stationed at the

Olympic Park acting as an

onsite medic, naturally.

During the test run last year

he was posted with the

Archery teams and encour-

aged to have a go. Quickly

hooked, he speared into

action (...ok, I’ll stop) and

sussed out the local archery

club with his two teenage

girls. A year on, he and his

daughter now arch (is that

the verb?) every week and

compete for fun, enjoying the

time together. I’ve heard

many teenagers enthuse

about the Olympics and even

my daughter has promised to

sign up to the college sailing club on return in

September. With this in mind, I’ve dedicated two pages

to the “Olympic Legacy” (p12) so if you feel like giving

boxing

a go or long for a “Jessica

Ennis” stomach then why not

sign up to a new sport this

month?

With school starting this week

there’s a helpful article on

Positive Parenting (p14)

encouraging patience which

we all need after six weeks of

managing the children at

home !

As always, I welcome updates

to the community pages.

This magazine is delivered to

15,000 letterboxes in areas of

SO15, SO16 and SO17 so it’s

also an ideal way for local

businesses to generate local

customers by advertising.

Next issue: November 2012

Magazine Co-ordinator Wanted

Discover Southampton is just one magazine within the

Discover Magazines group. With a total of six titles and

another on the way, the administration side of the

business is proving too much to manage in house.

We don’t have offices so you would need to have your

own home working facilities and the job would be on a

part-time, self-employed basis.

The responsibilities are mostly very flexible on time. You

would deal with incoming emails from advertisers, from

the community and from distributors and occasionally

some phone calls, too. Outgoing calls would be related

to chasing up advert copy or calling to take payment for

advertising bookings. You’d be helping with managing

the content of the magazines and bookings. The less

flexible part is when we are approaching a print

deadline when you are likely to need to be available

well into the evening to ensure everything is brought

together. In other words, there will be a couple of long

days each month, although you are not tied to

specific hours.

Our new team member needs to be a quick learner, well

organised, comfortable with technology (inc Microsoft

Office) and excellent at spelling and punctuation.

Payment will be on a monthly retainer basis of up to

£500 per month. Please email your CV to

[email protected]

Melanie

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In 2002, Gill Adkins, 53 found that the glands inher neck were swollen and showing no signs ofgoing down. After a visit to her GP she was testedand found to have leukaemia cells. After manydifficult years of treatment, recurrences andremissions, Gill, in April this year underwent aBone Marrow Transplant in SouthamptonHospital. Living in Christchurch, she will have tomake regular return visits to the hospital, twice aweek for check-ups.

Southampton Hospital Charity’s Red & White Appeal aims to raise £1.76million to create a dedicated daytreatment unit for patients like Gill.

When Gill and husband Ray found out about the Red & White Appeal they were keen to help, havingexperienced first-hand the need for a new treatment area to enhance patient care.

Husband Ray said, “We found out that ward sister Yvonne Loand the team regularly sell home-made cakes and biscuits toraise money for the appeal and decided to make a bid for aparticularly tasty cake.” Reflecting on her treatment so far, Gillsaid, “I will be eternally grateful for the help, encouragementand high level of professional treatment that I’ve received fromall of the team at Southampton. Our donation is just a smalltoken of our appreciation. I just really like home-made cakes!”

To find out more or to make a donation to the Red & WhiteAppeal please call 023 8079 8881 or visit www.redandwhiteappeal.org

Gill and Ray with their £1,000 cake!


A big slice of support

from leukaemia

patient & husband

Can I do it again?Yes, I can!

How can you help?

Donate £1...It’s nearly 10 years since I ran 10 miles but Icouldn’t turn down the opportunity to help raisethe remaining £300,000 of SouthamptonHospital’s Red & White Appeal by running theGreat South Run in October.

I publish your Discover Southampton magazine and if every house that gets a copy donates just £1, I’draise £15,000!

Please help and visit http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/DiscoverSouthampton and make a smalldonation to this worthy cause. Thank you.

Just finished! After a half marathon in 2004.

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THE SOUTHAMpTONBOAT SHOwfri 14-22 Sept10am - 6.30pm Sun 23 Sept 10am-6pmMayflower park, SO14Preview Day Adult:

On the gate £25.00 /Advance ticket £21.00 Preview Day Concession:

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fREE ENTRY Don't forget -Kids go free! You can taketwo children (under 15years old), to the show freewith each adult ticket.Senior Citizens who live inpostcodes SO14 - SO19except 16 Sept. Proof of ageand residency required.

THE SOUNDS OfTHE CITYSat 29 Sept from 4pmguildhall Square A dazzling showcase of thecity’s best live acts.

CONCORDE ClASSICSCAR SHOwSun 9 Sept 10am-4pm The Concorde Club,Stoneham lane, EastleighCar display from vintage to

modern supercars. featuringF1 cars, huge display ofFerrari’s and your chance toride in a car of your dreamsin our ‘Dream Rides’ area.bbQ, Jazz band playing andcelebrities popping in totake part. All proceeds go toNaomi House Children’sHospice. Adult £3, Child £1.

TOY & MODElCOllECTORS fAIRSun 23 Sept 10.30am - 2.30pmAdults £2.50, Seniors £2,Children £1. fleming parkleisure Centre, passfieldAvenue, Eastleigh

COlDEN COMMONBEERfEST14-16 Sept 6.30-11pmColden Common,Community Centre,St vigor wayFriday 14th Sept AcousticNight - Great Acoustic musicand a bar full of great beersand Ciders. Saturday is Rockand Pop Night Sunday isFamily Fun Day freeentertainment andactivites 2-5pm.For prices www.coldencommoncc.co.uk

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DRAwINg THEfIgURE IN pERIODCOSTUMESun 23 Sept TudorHouse 11am – 4pm Enjoy a clothed figuredrawing class with adifference, we'll not onlybe working in theauthentic surroundings of the Tudor Housemuseum, but the modelwill be dressed in Tudorperiod costume. £30

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ROAlD DAHl DAY(4-11 years)Sat 15 Sept fREE wfl10.30am–12:30pmand 1.30pm –3.30pm It’s National Roald DahlDay on 13 September.Listen to the amazingbFG read by our staff.Artist Rebecca Porter willhelp you create your veryown dream, mix it, seal it,and decorating it readyto admire on yourbedroom shelf! (b).

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All THINgS TUDORwEEkEND29-30 Sept 10am-5pm Tudor House/ garden Entertainers withcostumed re-enactors,Tudor performers and arange of children’sactivities. House tours at11am and 3pm (b).

SEA CITY MUSEUM

gATEwAY TO THEwORlD: Early Settlers Sat 15 Sept11am – 12noon Discover the skills thatearly settlers brought,how they lived and whythey arrived inSouthampton. £5.50£4.50 conc for tour only.

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kIDS lIBRARY TIME

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Storytime - Tues 11-11.30am Toddler Time -Wed 10am -10.40am Music, Rhythm and Rhyme -Thurs 2.00-2.30pm - babychanging facilities available. Fun Time - Fri 11-11.30am

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In the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee year, The SirHarold Hillier Gardens is celebrating thecompletion of its redesigned Centenary Borderwhich is set to become one of the Gardens mosticonic features.

At an impressive 250 metres long it is believed tobe the longest Double Border in the country andpossibly Europe!

Head of Collections at The Gardens David Jewellsaid: “This is one of our most ambitious projectswhich will help lead the Gardens into the next 25 to50 years. As well as traditional perennial and woody

plantings for the summer there are plenty ofsurprises including many new-on-the-sceneplants. We hope the plant combinations will inspireour visitors and provide thought provoking ideasfor their own gardens”

“This project has been five years in the planningand taken two years of dedicated work bylandscape designers Julia Fogg Associates and TheGardens’ horticultural team plus many of theGardens’ 150 volunteers.”

With over 30,000 plants, the border will provide anextravaganza of colour, textures and shapes.

FREE TICKETS

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Discover Southampton has5 pairs of adult tickets (worth£17.90 p/p) to give away. Toapply leave a message on 0238026 8676 or email [email protected]

You must supply your name,address, phone number and thedate you received your magazine.1 pair of tickets per household.Closes 15 September after whichwinners will be chosen by arandom draw.Opens its newest visitor attraction



ARGonAuT is celebrating theend of its second year thisSeptember. Established byStephen Dering and Gill Wins-tanley who are both deaf,Argonaut is a not for profitsocial firm that delivers clean-ing, gardening, plumbing andelectrical services to homesacross South Hampshire.

What makes Argonaut unique isthat all the employees have adisability from deafness tolearning disability to cerebralpalsy. “Our staff value the realwork opportunities that we areable to give them,” says Gill.“Many will be have been out ofwork for a long time and lack theconfidence to do well in jobinterviews.”

Gardener Richard has neverworked since leaving collegedespite holding qualificationsbecause of his learningdisabilities and there was nosupport to find work. Yet he ispart of the Argonaut’s Garden-ing team in demand in acrossPortsmouth, Southampton, Far-eham and Meon Valley.

Cleaner Julie from Hedge Endwas lacking in confidence andwould not travel far from herhome. “I started working atArgonaut in September 2011. Mynew job involved working withdifferent customers and I wasnervous about meeting newpeople. My confidence hasimproved a lot for part of my jobI visit peoples homes and

communicate with differentpeople every day. I learned to tryand communicate in differentways so that customers canunderstand me.”

“I was also not confident aboutgoing to new places by bus, trainor even driving. Thanks toArgonaut I am beginning to feelmore confident about gettingaround independently.”

The more work that Argonautcan take on, the more localdisabled people that will beable to benefit from the sameopportunities that Jase andCatherine have had.

For more details call 0800 1972964 or email: [email protected]

Anniversary celebrations for Argonaut Community Enterprises

With the olympics behind us, but hopefully still fresh in our minds with the Paralympics, this theperfect time to take the plunge and try out a new sport. The success of Team GB at the games hasput many sports in the limelight such as women’s boxing, judo and archery. Demand for coursesand places in our local clubs has dramatically increased which is proof that the legacy of theolympics, despite the cost and disruption will pay off. Here’s a selection of local clubs and facilitiesto help you get started, make that call today and maybe you could be another local future olympian!


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Shirley Swimming PoolKentish Rd SO15023 8078 1901

Oaklands Swimming PoolFairisle Road SO16 8BY023 8074 1414

Red Lodge Swimming PoolVermont Close SO16023 8076 8209www.redlodgeswim.com

Fleming Park Swimming PoolPassfield Ave, Eastleigh023 8001 1592www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk

Hythe Sailing Club02380 846563Shore Road Hythe

Warsash Sailing Club01489 583575Shore House

Weston Sailing Club10-14 High Street, Totton 023 8086 2950www.weston.org.uk

Eling Sailing ClubEling Hill, Totton023 8086 3987www.elingsc.org.uk

Hamble River Sailing Club023 8045 2070The Ferryhard, SO31www.hambleriversc.org.uk

Southampton AmatuerRowing ClubHazel Road, Woolston, SO1907776 176253

BTC Rowing Club02380 231591Crosshouse Road, SO14 5GZ

Southampton GymnasticsClubs023 8052 9952Redbridge Community School,SO16

Waterside Gymnastics Club02380 843800Noadswood School, DibdenPurlieu, SO45

Testwood Gymnastics Club02380 869 211Testwood Lane

Southampton Archery ClubHardmore Playing Fields,Stoneham Lane

Highfield Rifle and Pistol ClubEmail only:[email protected]

Inner City Boxing0871 234 432 7www.innercityboxing.co.uk

Golden Ring Boxing ClubMP3, Millbrookwww.goldenringabc.co.uk

Windsurfing For YoungstersTeam 15 - RYA SportDevelopmentHamble023 8060 4194

Southampton City Judo ClubSt Marys Leisure CentreOasis Academy, Lordswoodwww.southamptonjudo.com

Southampton Epee Club(fencing)Sports Hall, St. George VACollege, Leaside Way, SO16www.southampton-epee.co.uk

CONGRATULATIONS TOOUR LOCAL OLYMPIANS!

Gold Medal WinnersBen Ainslie

from Lymington - SailingDani King

from Hamble - CyclingPeter Charles

from Alton - Show jumping

Silver Medal WinnersIain Percy

from Southampton - Sailing

Bronze Medal WinnersJames Foad

from Southampton - RowingAlex Danson

from Southampton - Womens Hockey

Jon Scofield Men’s Kayak Double 200m

OUR OLYMPIANSFROM SOUTHAMPTON

Pete Waterfield - DivingBen Rhodes - SailingChris Mears - Diving

Invest in our Olympic future...


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ACTIVE NATIONSouthampton City Council 0300 0200 135www.activenation.org.uk

Calshot Activity CentreCalshot SpitWatersports, Archery, RockClimbing, Track CyclingDry Ski Slopewww.calshot.com(pictured above)

Archery Taster SessionPlaces available!29 September atCalshot Activity Centre£22 adult - £16 U18 1.5 hoursTo Book: 023 8089 2077

Woodmill OutdoorActivities CentrePaddle sports, Archery & FishingWoodmill Lane SO16Canoe Shop onsitewww.woodmill.co.uk

Southampton WaterActivities CentreLongbridge Industrial Estate,Floating Bridge Roadwww.swac.co.uk

Southampton OutdoorSports CentreAthletics, Hockey, Tennis, Netball,Dry Ski Slope023 8079 0693Thornhill Rd, SO16

The Quays Swimming andDiving Complex023 8072 0900Harbour Parade, SO15

Bitterne Leisure Centre023 8043 7647Dean Rd, Bitterne, SO18

Chamberlayne Leisure Centre023 8043 7668150, Weston Lane, SO19

More clubs listed on p36

INDEPENDENT SPORTEQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS:

Windsurfing/Kayak/Canoe4BoardsThe Square, Fawley 023 8089 4583 www.4boards.co.ukSUP (Stand up PaddleBoarding) & Kayak hire

Up and Running28, The PrecinctBournemouth RdChandlers Ford

Sportsmania495 Bitterne Road East023 8001 7327

Wild SportsJewry Street, Winchester01962 671889


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IT may seem old fashioned but sexism in theworkplace is still an issue that needs to be addressed.Acts of sexism are liable to be punished under theEquality Act 2010, legislation put in place to clampdown on any form of sexist discrimination inworkplace.

The most common form of sexism in the workplace iswhereby a member of one sex is treated less favourablythan a member of the other sex simply due to theirgender; this is known as direct discrimination. Indirectdiscrimination occurs where a rule or criterion in aworkplace puts a particular gender at a disadvantage.

Peninsula Business Services state that sexual harassmentis the most frequently occurring type of sexistdiscrimination, with many people not realising thepossible consequences to what they think of as a joke.Said consequences can take the form of a sexdiscrimination claim thus Peninsula Business Servicesstate that it is essential to create a workplace in which itis clear that such behaviour will not be tolerated and thatany abuse of anti-discrimination policy will beconsistently punished.

The procedure for reporting harassment is set out byPeninsula whereby an employee should raise a

grievance which would need to bedealt with under an organisationsgrievance procedure or personalharassment procedure where there isone.

It is important to note that where asex discrimination claim is made to atribunal, there is no upper cap on theamount of compensation that can beawarded for a successful claim. Underthe vicarious liability provisions,where an employer cannot showthat it took measures to ensurediscrimination does not occur intheir workplace, the employer willalso be held responsible for compen-

sation for discrimination in respect of a matter of whichhe had no control or knowledge.

For more information on sexism in the workplaceplease contact Peninsula’s 24/7 Advice Service on0844 892 2772.

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Workplaceby Alan Price

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HAMPSHIRE Fire and RescueService are celebrating 10 yearsof being Delivery Partnersof the Prince's Trust Teamprogramme across Hampshire.In 2002 the very first teamstarted at St Mary's Fire stationand 10 years on, 59 Teamshave been delivered acrosslocal areas of Southampton,Basingstoke, Rushmoor, And-over, new Forest, Eastleigh andGosport.

The programme is a 12-weekpersonal, social and educationaldevelopment course that offersyoung people the skills andconfidence to get into work,training or education.

Over 800 young people fromacross Hampshire have been

through the course withHampshire Fire and RescueService since it started in 2002,which has helped many of themgo on to have successfulcareers.

Louise Kovacs, DeliveryPartner Manager for thePrince's Trust Team,says: “Many youngpeople that go on thecourse don’t have the skills orconfidence to find work, andoften they feel as though theyhave no hope. "

“The Team programme hashelped many of these youngpeople to turn their lives aroundover the years, enabling them tomove forward into successfulcareers, or back into education.

We would love to speak to thosepeople and hear their stories aspart of the 10th anniversarycelebrations.”

If you have a great storyto tell drop us a line on:[email protected]

RECRuITInG noW forSeptember & January

Teams in the Southampton,Rushmoor, new Forest andBasingstoke areas - if you are16-25 or know of any youngpeople who are currentlyunemployed and would benefitfrom this unique course -delivered by Hampshire Fireand Rescue Service, contact uson: 023 8062 6706 or visit www.hantsfire.gov.uk/ princestrust

10th Anniversary of The Prince'sTrust Team - delivered by HampshireFire and Rescue Service


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For more information on the above Clubs & Societies,

and others not listed here, in and around Southampton

please visit www.thesouthamptondirectory.co.uk

If your club or society is not listed here and you would

like it to be email [email protected]

with the details, and space permitting, we can include

your listing in our next issue.

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A M E R I CA N f O OT B A l lSouthern Sundevils 8039 3716

AT H l E T I C SSouthampton Athletic Club 8078 8874

B A D M I N TO NSolent Eagles bC 8086 1712Oaklands badminton club 8078 7574Wyvern Dragons bC 80644 4731basketballballer basketball 8058 5696blazers basketball 80693648baton TwirlingPhoenix Twilite Twirlers 8090 4334

B Ow l I N gThe County bowling Club 8022 3477Atherley bowling Club 8063 0261bTC bowling Club 8055 9071Totton & Eling bowls Centre 023 8086 8846Pirrie Park bowling Club 8077 4733banister Park bowling Club 8064 3406Sports Centre bowling Club 8077 9922

CA N O E I N gSoton Canoe Club southamptoncc.co.uk or 07769691809

CA pO E I RACapoeira MarAzul marazul.co.uk or 07731 833819

C R I C k E TTrojans Cricket Club 8067 2770Soton Evening Cricket League 8026 1530

CYC l I N gSotonia Cycling Club sotonia.co.ukCycle Speedway Club 8055 7158

DA N C I N gDance Power 80768680banners & boots 8057 1180belly Dance Workshops 8044 2783Soton Swing Dance Society 8077 7545The Folk Assn of South Hants 8036 0892Irish Set Dancing 8076 7340Red Stags Morris 8058 3018

f O OT B A l lSaturday Football League 80864828Soton Youth Football League 8086 6250

g O l fChilworth Golf Club 8074 0544Soton Municipal Golf Club 8073 6673Stoneham Golf Club 8076 9272Romsey Golf Club 02380 734637Southampton Pitch & Putt 8083 3605Dibden Golf Centre 8084 5596

g Y M N A S T I C SSoton Gymnastics Club 80592 9952Dynamo Gymnastics 8045 5007Horizon Gymnastics 07906 686406

H O C k E YLadies Hockey Club 8069 4355Junior Hockey Southampton 8073 5737Southampton Hockey Club 8073 5737

M A RT I A l A RT SAcademy of Martial Arts 8051 2002Samurai Judo Club 8044 6307Southampton Ki Aikido 02380 578657

O R I E N T E E R I N gSoton Orienteering Club 023 9226 4001

p E TA N q U ESoton City Petanque Club 8073 9759

R U g B YTrojan Club 8061 3068Eastleigh Rugby Football Club 8064 1312Southampton Rugby Club 8073 7777

R U N N I N gLordshill Rd Runners 8077 1066Hash Harriers Winchester 8061 3601Southampton Running Sisters srs.org.uk or 02380 881306

S A I l I N gRoyal Soton Yacht Club 8022 3352St Denys Sailing & Rowing Club 8032 4832Warsah Sailing Club 01489 583575Marchwood Yacht Club 8055 6141

S q U A S HHants & IoW Squash Assn 8086 7721

S w I M M I N gOaklands Swimming Pool 8074 1414Red Lodge Swimming Pool 8076 8209Shirley’s Swimming Pool 8078 1901

TA B l E T E N N I SWaterside Table Tennis Club 8089 4403

T E N N I Sbassett Lawn Tennis Club basset-tennis.co.ukGlebian Tennis Club 8045 7046Portswood Tennis Club 8027 0004Sth Hants Lawn Tennis Club 8077 6648Swaythling Lawn Tennis 8067 1016

T RA M pO l I N ESoton Trampoline Club 8051 1991Southampton Lifesaving Club 8044 2068

wA l k I N g & RA M B l I N gNew Forest Ramblers 8084 6702Southampton Ramblers 023 8055 3883Southampton HF Walking Group 075 0555 8681

YO g AYoga in Southampton 8063 2881

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Down: 1 Insect, 2 Stair, 3 Support, 5 Eaten, 6 Skilful, 7 Relate, 8 Combination, 14 Outside, 15 Arrival, 16 Spread, 17 Ghosts, 19 Enter, 21 Avoid.

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