The Guide Magazine May 2014

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Issue 107 Delivered free bi-monthly

May-June 2014

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In this edition:

Book Reviews………………………………………………….12

Why we make Wills…………………………………………16

Can I use Mediation?..........................................18

Jobs in the Spring Garden…………………………..…..20

Beginners Guide to Keeping Chickens……………..24

Realistic Revision…………………………………………….26

Travel: Istanbul……………………………………………….28

The Benefits of Hypnotherapy……………….….…...29

Recipe: Moroccan stuffed pork loin… …….…..….30

NGS Garden Opening………………….……………….…31

Judith

Welcome to the May edition of The Guide.

It seems incredible that we are almost half way through

the year already - time is flying by. Winter storms and

flooding are just a distant memory, now we are being

told to expect months of heatwave and drought. Bring

it on , I say!

With the summer looming you might want to have your

windows cleaned to admire the beautiful outdoors that

much clearer, so look no further than pages 3, 15 and 17

for local , reliable window cleaners.

Summer is a great time for taking wonderful photos–

Will Hudson of Will Power Photography (p. 14) is a

specialist photographer for family portraits, bump to

baby, children and pets.

The Haslemere Thespians are performing Arthur Miller’s

The Crucible at Haslemere Hall. As it is a GCSE set text

half price tickets are offered to students. See page 22

for details.

Keen gardeners and quilters might be interested in a

local garden open to the public on the National

Garden Scheme near Farnham over the weekend of

21st/22nd June. There will also be an exhibition of

quilts and textiles. Proceeds will be shared with the SW

Surrey Kidney Fund so do go along and support this

very good cause.

Don’t forget to check the Community Page (p.33) for

details of events in this area over the next couple of

months.

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Making a Will with Shaws Wills involves:

An informal discussion about your family and your wishes. Advice as to the best way to safeguard your assets for your heirs in the most tax efficient manner Advice concerning care in old age and how to ensure your family does have an inheritance. We believe in plain English We spend a lot of time making sure that we get everything right and you are happy. Our clients tell us that the experience has been a pleasant one and they are extremely glad that they have the necessary documents in place. We have fixed fees which we advise in advance.

This article is necessarily brief. Specialist advice should always be sought.

♦To protect those we love and leave behind

♦To have the satisfaction of knowing that we have done the best we can

♦To be remembered for all the right reasons

If you do not make a Will the State has one for you:

• Orphaned chi ldren are the responsibility of the Local Authority.

• A married spouse does not inherit everything

• A married spouse may have to sell up to pay the children their share

• An unmarried partner inherits nothing • Your children can oblige your partner

to leave the house you own • Children inherit at 18 • An heir who receives state benefits

may lose those benefits.

Why are Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) important?

• At any age illness or accident can strike. • In old age it is time for the younger

generation to help • Without the right documents no one

can act for you • If the documents are in place they are

there when needed.

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Why do we make Wills?

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Over the years, I have had more than enough conversations with people who have been through a divorce or separation and who have said that they either wished that they had known about mediation or wished that their ex-partner had been prepared to start the mediation process when it was suggested. Hopefully articles such as this one will help to avoid this in the future.

Mediation can be used in the vast majority of family breakdowns to enable agreements to be reached about the future, including about all aspects relating to finances and children's arrangements. Mediation can be free for people with low incomes and few savings or other assets using legal aid, or paid for privately. Mediation can assist with relatively straightforward situations where there is a family home and stable incomes to be discussed but it can also be very effective for clients who run their own companies, who have properties both in the UK and overseas, who have sizeable and varied pension policies and who have very complicated income structures that include share options, bonuses and dividend payments as well as salaries.

In many ways the higher the value of the assets and the higher the incomes then the more potential benefit that mediation can offer as the relative mediation costs will be much lower compared to the overall finances, before even factoring in the large legal bills if court intervention were required instead of reaching a mediated

settlement. The resulting cost savings, as well as the opportunity to avoid the acrimony and disruption that court battles inevitably entail, can make the decision to enter the mediation process one of the best decisions that you will ever make at such a difficult time.

The introduction of the Children and Families Act on 22nd April 2014 also now means that mediation needs to be formally considered before a court application is made about most financial issues or children’s arrangements, with it being likely that judges will start to ensure that both parties have genuinely considered mediation, therefore removing the obstacle of the other person not being willing to consider using mediation.

I am very positive that the combination of increased awareness, together with these new rules, will over the coming months and years allow us finally to reach the point where mediation becomes the automatic first choice for most divorcing and separating couples, and with litigation being the last resort. This will bring tremendous benefits to so many people and hopefully reduce the number of times that people say to me that they wish they had known about or been able to use family mediation.

Please feel free to contact me if you would like to know more about the mediation process and remember that it is never too late to mediate

Can I use Mediation?

By Euan Davidson

1A Church Street

Godalming

Surrey GU7 1EQ

T: 01483 339379

E: [email protected]

W: www.godalmingfamilymediation.co.uk

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Jobs to do in the garden this spring By Julian Card Soft Landscape and Maintenance Manager

Transform Landscapes 01428 652222 www.transformlandscapes.co.uk

We are well into spring now and it is

an exciting time in the garden – trees

are in blossom and tulips are in full

bloom. However, there could still be

frosts in early May, so keep an eye on

the weather forecast before planting

out tender annuals too early.

Here are some jobs to be getting on

with over the next few weeks:

Lawns

These need to be mown regularly. If your lawn is full

of moss, apply a moss killer or lawn sand. Early spring

is usually the best time to lay turf or sow a new lawn,

so don’t leave it any later than May. If you wait until

the summer, your turves may dry out and curl up at

the edges, even though this might seem hardly

credible after our very wet winter, and then your best

option would be to wait until early autumn.

Trees

If you planted trees during the winter, check that the

stakes are firm and that the tree ties are not too

tight. If the soil dries out in May and June, then

water them well.

Borders

Weeds are growing strongly now. It is best to catch

them young. Young weeds are a lot easier to pull out

than those which are established. Trim winter

flowering shrubs such as heathers and early spring

flowering shrubs such as forsythia can be cut back

after flowering. Stake tall herbaceous plants such as

delphiniums and asters.

Hedges

In May and June you can start to trim evergreen

hedges. However, don’t go too hard into conifers as

they won’t re-grow from brown growth.

Bulbs

Dead head bulbs when they have finished flowering.

This encourages the bulb to build up energy for the next

year, rather than producing seed. Think about which

areas would benefit from daffodils and tulips next year.

Then give yourself a reminder for when the bulbs are on

sale in the autumn.

Fruit and Vegetables

Start to sow vegetables – outdoors is fine in May and

June. The key consideration is to plant what you will

enjoy eating. It is very tempting to sow much more than

you will ever eat. In the never-ending fight against pests

and diseases, there are a range of biological controls to

consider:

• Codling moth traps for apples and plums to protect

them from damaging codling moth larvae

• Net fruit bushes and strawberry plants to deter birds

• Try companion planting—put a pot of marigolds by

your runner beans to given aphids something else to

feast upon.

Hanging baskets and tubs

Early May is still a bit too early to plant out hanging

baskets and tubs but you can bring on the young plants

you will use later on in a greenhouse or cold frame.

Finally, enjoy the long evenings in your garden and the

wonderful bird song in the early morning.

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ENHANCING THE GARDENS OF HASLEMERE SINCE 1986

01730 813910 07973 343857

The Crucible By Arthur Miller

Set in 1692 in Salem,

Massachusetts, a small

puritan town of New

England. Accusations

of witchcraft fan the

flames of hysteria and

paranoia ultimately

leading many to the

gallows.

15th - 17th May, 7.30pm, Haslemere Hall

Tickets £10 Box Office 01428 642161 www.haslemerehall.co.uk

Directed by Peter Taylor, proudly

performed by the Haslemere Thespians

The Crucible is a set text for many GCSE classes so we are offering a special “educational” discount of £5 per person. Contact the box office for more information.

Across

1. Principal male

assistant at a wedding

(4,3)

5. Person from a foreign

country (5)

8. Globe, planet (5)

9. Commence hostilities

(2,2,3)

10. Government

police department

dealing with political

security (7,6)

11. Trough from which

cattle or horses feed

(6)

12. Earnest or urgent

request (6)

15. Plan to discredit a

public figure by

means of slanderous

stories (5,8)

18. Front tooth (7)

19. Girl who features in

Lewis Carroll's famous

stories (5)

20. Movies (5)

21. Outfit (clothing and

accessories) for a new

baby (7)

Down

1. Game played on a

level lawn with biased

wooden balls that are

rolled at a jack (5)

2. Physician who

performs operations

(7)

3. Period of doubt and

anxiety experienced

in middle age (3-4,6)

4. Argue over petty

things (6)

5. Human cannibalism

(13)

6. Native of Des Moines,

for example (5)

7. Large arctic mammal,

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

the male having a

long spiral ivory tusk

(7)

11. Powerful deep-

chested dog (7)

13. One who believes in

rule by a select group

(7)

14. Keg, cask (6)

16. Distinguish oneself

(5)

17. Daughter of one's

brother (5)

Solution p. 32

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A Beginner’s Guide to Keeping Chickens

Keeping chickens has become one of Britain’s most popular pastimes. Everyone wants their own fresh eggs, but there’s more to it than that: chickens aren’t just productive; they’re also absorbing and friendly. They become pets. They’re relatively inexpensive to keep, but they do need a certain amount of daily maintenance to keep them in good condition.

General Considerations

Before you jump in, though, there are a few considerations you need to take into account.

First – and this is really important! – check with your local authority in case there are restrictions on keeping livestock on your property.

Next, you need to decide how many birds you would like to keep. As a beginner you need to be sensible and start small.

Between two and six is a good start and will supply enough eggs for the average family.

Housing

For such a small flock, a hen-house measuring 6ft by 4ft will provide all the space the birds need, as long as they have an outside run and the house is just for sleeping. It certainly won’t be large enough if you have to keep the birds confined.

Buying a henhouse needs careful thought. A ready-built one can be expensive, but if you’re handy enough you can build your own. It needs to be easy to access and maintain – that is, both chicken- and keeper-friendly.

As well as access, check for good but not draughty ventilation, enough perches and nest-boxes, and robust, secure construction – you don’t just want to keep the chickens in, you want to keep the foxes out! Having said that, you need to be able to move the henhouse from time to time as the soil on which it stands becomes dirty and soggy.

Suitable Breeds

Chickens come in all shapes and sizes, but if you’re looking purely for egg-laying birds then commercial hybrids may be your best bet. Isa Brown, Black Rocks, White Star, Lomans, and Blue-bell will all lay in good quantities for most of the year: an average of 300 eggs per bird isn’t out of the way.

These hybrids are excellent as a starter bird, being both produc-tive and quite easy to feed and keep. If you’d prefer something a little more special such as a pure breed chicken, though, go to a recognised breeder and get expert advice. There are some spectacular pure breeds that will still give you a good supply of eggs, although not as many as the hybrids. Look for breeds such as Rhode Island Red, Light Sussex, Barnavelder, Maran, and Wellsummer – all reasonably easy breeds, and not too flighty.

Water

A constant supply of clean, fresh water is absolutely central to your flock’s wellbeing. Chickens by and large are happy to drink out of a bucket, but a proper poultry font will keep their water cleaner and fresher.

Ideally, it needs to be under cover to protect the water from wild bird droppings. And change the water every single day – something you need to remem-ber at holiday times.

Food A balanced feed is very important. It generally comes either in pellet or mash form and both should contain all the nutrients the birds need. You can, however, add extra vitamins and minerals and even

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cod liver oil to give them that extra boost. A small amount of corn is quite good as an after-noon treat and they love left-over rice, pasta and vegetable peelings etc.

General Maintenance Like all domestic animals, chickens need to be looked after. Cleanliness is essential to keep them disease-free and in good general health. Muck out the henhouse regularly (another thing to remember when you’re jetting off on holiday!) and use dry, dust-free shavings for the bedding – not straw. Straw gets damp very quickly and then goes mouldy, which is can cause respiratory infections.

Outside

The chicken run also needs to be kept as clean and fresh as possible. It is very important that the birds are not running on soiled and sour ground.

Giving the chickens’ outdoor area a good digging over from time to time helps keep it fresh.

Insects

There’s quite a variety of fleas and mites that will regard your chickens as free board and lodging, and some of them can cause loss of condition and even sickness. Control them with regular doses of readily available, good-quality powders and sprays.

Chickens are beautiful and endlessly fascinating birds, and keeping them is a very

rewarding pastime, with the fringe benefit of a steady supply of eggs.

I have had chickens now for over 5

years and I would definitely agree

that they are for the most part

trouble-free, fun and easy to keep.

They are all very characterful,

curious and friendly.

(Judith)

For expert information on all

things chicken, visit Golden Valley

Poultry, Whitmore Vale Road,

Grayshott. Tel: 01428 606231.

www.goldenvalleypoultry.co.uk

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The Benefits of Hypnotherapy

Anxiety is sometimes described as over-

estimating the risks and underestimating

one’s ability to cope with whatever these

may be. Typically the anxious person is

focused on all the ‘what ifs’ coming over

the horizon like the endless stream of

weather we had this winter. Yet, if one of

those feared ‘what ifs’ actually

materialises, people deal with it - they find

the courage and strength - and sometimes

it doesn’t seem such a big deal at all.

Anxiety is usually something we learn -

from anxious parents, difficult situations in

our lives, dilemmas. And what can be

learned can be unlearned, put into

perspective and replaced with more useful

ways of thinking.

Toby was someone who described himself

as perpetually anxious. He was a

successful, self employed business man, yet

there was an undercurrent of anxiety that

had him lying awake at night as his sleep

deteriorated so his anxiety grew. He knew

there was no reason to worry but despite

that, he still worried.

I saw Toby for four sessions. At the first

session I rented him an Alpha-Stim, an

American device that encourages the

production of endorphins, serotonin, and

ATP. It is very effective and has no side

effects. I also showed him how to do self-

hypnosis. A week later he reported that he

had had the best week’s sleep he could

remember for some time and he was

feeling more robust during the day. In

trance we then worked on making the

many occasions when he had dealt with

situations and had felt in control, more

accessible to him. Week three, again in

trance, he found that he could allow the

more adult parts of him, which knew how

to be confident and get things into

perspective, to teach the (younger) part of

him, which was driving the anxious

behaviour, how to feel more robust. At our

last session, Toby reported that he had felt

no need to use the Alpha-Stim that week

and was confident that he could maintain

his sense of inner confidence and his ability

to sleep.

Toby’s case is typical of how many people

feel and how they can change. It is often

those who have seemingly unexplainable

feelings of anxiety who can make the

biggest changes of all.

Richard holds clinics in Haslemere,

Guildford and Lewes and can be contacted

on 0845 6066089 or via his website

www.hypnonlp.co.uk. Haslemere

bookings can be made direct to reception

at his clinic at Stricklands Dental Fitness

Centre 01428 654923.

Don't allow anxiety to blight your life

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Solution p. 32

Sudoku

Solution p. 32 Each row, column and 3 x 3 box must contain all the numbers 1-9

NGS OPEN GARDEN Manor House, Old Lane, Dockenfield GU10 4HL

SATURDAY 21st & SUNDAY 22nd

JUNE 2014 1-5PM

In aid of NGS charities and the

South West Surrey Kidney Fund

Admission £4

Donations of plants, cakes and prizes most welcome

♦ Homemade cakes and refreshments

♦ Plants for sale

♦ Display of quilts and textile work Email:

[email protected]

Tel: 01428 741333

All aspects of purpose

made joinery

Milland Joinery Ltd

Doors, windows,

stairs and

conservatories

Private and

commercial projects

Haslemere Museum

Entrance Door

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Useful Telephone Numbers

Puzzle Answers Sudoku p. 30

Chemists

Beacon Hill Pharmacy 01428 605011

Boots the Chemist 01428 643717

Headley Pharmacy 01428 717593

Lloyds, Junction Place 01428 642120

Lloyds, Grayshott 01428 604505

Community

Citizens Advice Bureau 0844 848 7969

Haslemere Museum 01428 642112

Haslewey 01428 648716

Doctors

Badgerswood Surgery 01428 713511

NHS Direct 24 hour helpline 0845 46 47

Haslemere Health Centre 01428 748206

Grayshott Surgery 01428 604343

Libraries

Haslemere Library 0300 200 1001

Grayshott Library 0845 6033631

Transport

National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950

Stagecoach (bus) 0845 121 0190

Heathrow Airport 0844 335 1801

Gatwick Airport 0844 335 1802

Police

Surrey Police 101

British Transport Police (non emergency

Incidents) 0800 40 50 40

Crime stoppers 0800 555111

Schools

Amesbury 01428 604322

Barrow Hills 01428 683639

Beacon Hill Primary School 01428 605597

Bohunt School 01428724324

Frensham Heights School 01252 792561

Grayshott Primary School 01428 605596

Haslemere Prep School 01428 642350

Mill Chase Community

Technology College 01420 472132

Prior’s Field School 01483 810551

The Holme Primary School 01428 714409

The Royal School (Juniors) 01428 607977

The Royal School (Seniors) 01428 605805

St Bartholomew's School 01428 643634

St Edmunds 01428 604808

St Ives 01428 643734

Shottermill Infants School 01428 642902

Shottermill Junior School 01428 644823

Woolmer Hill School 01428 654055

Across: 1 Best man, 5 Alien, 8 World, 9 Go to war, 10 Special Branch, 11 Manger, 12 Appeal, 15 Smear

campaign, 18 Incisor, 19 Alice, 20 Films, 21 Layette.

Down: 1 Bowls, 2 Surgeon, 3 Mid-life crisis, 4 Niggle, 5 Anthropophagy, 6 Iowan, 7 Narwhal, 11 Mastiff, 13

Elitist, 14 Barrel, 16 Excel, 17 Niece.

Crossword p. 22

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Community Events & What’s On… FREE PAGE for local charities and non-profit making organisations

Please contact Judith on 01252 792776 with your events for this page

Grapevine

Fridays 10.00am - 12 noon

Wesley Room behind the foyer,

Weyhill Methodist Church.

Are you sad, lonely or just need

someone to talk to? Drop into

the Grapevine. Outings

organised. Newcomers

welcome. Tel: 01428 645153

Haslemere Stroke Club

Wednesdays 2pm—4pm

(except August)

Holy Cross Hospital

Offering group physiotherapy,

support, companionship and

entertainment.

Tel: Sarah Fairbairn on 01428

653279 for more information.

Walks for Health

Weekly Walks of about 1 hour

leave Haslewey on Tuesdays at

2.30pm, High Lane Community

Centre on Thursdays at 1pm and

The Herons Leisure Centre on

Saturdays at 11am. All

welcome. Please allow 10

minutes to register. Visit

www.walkingforhealth.org.uk,

then Walk Finder for Haslemere.

What’s on

The Grayshott community

website www.Grayshott.com

has a local ‘events’ page as well

as a local directory and general

information about Grayshott.

Alzheimer’s Society-Haslemere

and Waverley Branch

Daycare, information and

support

Mon to Fri 9.30 am—4pm

Tel: 01428 642055

Headley Voluntary Care

A neighbourhood help charity

putting those in need of help in

touch with those who give it.

Come and meet us at Headley

Church Centre every Thurs

10.30am-12 noon.

Tel: 01428 717389

www.headleyvoluntarycare.

org.uk

The Rotary Club of Haslemere

Meets every Thurs 7.30pm at

The Georgian House Hotel. A

friendly group of men and

women dedicated to putting

something back into the

community whilst having fun.

Contact Terry on 01428 645849

or visit ww.haslemererotary.org

Grayshott Decorative and Fine

Arts Society

1st May 2pm Grayshott

Village Hall. Speaker: Elizabeth

Rumblelow: Three leading

exponents of the Romantic

Movement, Delacroix, Chopin

and George Sand. In June,

Rosalind Whyte: Mad Tracey

from Margate. Members free,

Visitors’ fee: £7. Booking for

visit in June to Kelmscott Manor

and Village. For more informa-

tion call Mrs Caroline Young:

01428 714276 or visit

www.grayshottdfas.org.uk

Grayshott Tea Party

Meets 1st Tuesday of every

month from 2pm - 4pm in

Grayshott Village Hall.

Membership £14 per year, plus

small charge for refreshments.

Raffle held each month to raise

funds.

Everyone welcome! For more

information call Margaret

Taylor, tel: 01428 604396 or

Liz Pennick, tel: 01428 717379.

Possibility of community

transport if necessary.

Haslemere U3A

Monday 9th June 2pm

“Travel trends in Britain”

Speaker: Peter Jones,

Professor of Transport and

Sustainable Development in the

Centre for Transport Studies at

UCI. All welcome. Haslemere

Hall, Admission £2 including

refreshments.

M’ship: Margaret Mowatt,

01428 652338.

Meetings: Alan Davies,

01428 717115

Haslemere Charter Fair

Monday 5th May 2014 1-5pm

Haslemere town centre.

Historic fair with traditional

fairground rides, stalls, street

entertainment including Morris

dancing, dancers, singers and

demonstrations.

Great family day out.

For more information visit

www.haslemere.com/charterfair

Haslemere Fringe Festival

4th—6th July Lion Green,

Haslemere. A weekend of

popular music, drama, dance,

arts and crafts, poetry and

comedy. Festival Village with

international food stalls, wines,

drinks, refreshments.

Tickets available from Haslemere

Hall 01428 642161 or online at

www.haslemerehall.co.uk.

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Index of Advertisers Architect/Architectural

Services

KJW Designs….…..……………...…...15

Art Gallery

McAllister Thomas Fine Art…....35

Beauty Salon

Dee’s Mobile Beauty Salon………23

Blinds

Bradleys Blinds………………….…….9

Builders/Project Management

Bailey Construction UK…….…....21

MW Brace…………….………..........25

Red Rock Property Services….....6

Car Dealerships/Repairs

Moore Motors…………………….….8

Care Services

Cura Domi…………………………….…11

Haslemere Homecare………..…….13

Carpentry/Joinery

Milland Joinery…….………..........31

Chimney Cleaning

GEI Chimney Services..……….....23

Clock Restoration

Mitch Dowlen…………………….....21

Computer Repairs/Software

Support

Aardvark Computing.….……….....8

Web Error……………………………....7

Computer Courses

Fernhurst Centre…….................27

Double Glazing

Poundwise Windows.…….…...….9

Electricians

Grayswood Electricals……….......23

KMG Electricals....…...................17

ROK Electrics...............................8

WB Electrical……………...……...…10

Family Mediation

Godalming Family Mediation…..18

Fencing

Haslemere Fencing.………............10

Foot Care

Footwise……………………...……….…23

Framing

Haslemere Framing Company….11

Furniture Maker

Ian Neilson Furniture..................27

Garden Design/Maintenance

Creative Landscapes………………….8

Chris Stokes…….………...................3

Graduate Landscapes………….....36

HoeHoe Gardeners………………....17

Transform Landscapes……………..2

Whyteleafe Paving Co.……...…....22

Ground Work

CCP Groundcare…………………..….15

Rupert Nutting Contracting

Services…………………………………....7

Health and Fitness

Grayshott Spa Club…………………..1

Healthflex…...……..………..………..23

Home Services

AB Logs…..……………………………...17

CCP Firewood…………………………..7

Hypnotherapist

Richard Morley….….…….…….......29

Interior Design

Maggie Walton-Swan Designs…..5

Locksmith

Alert Locksmiths.….…..…...…….....21

Mortgage Consultants

Easylife Alliance…………...…..…...27

Painter/Decorator

Haslemere Decorators…………..27

Pet Care

Diana’s Pet Care……………….……15

Photographer

Will Power Photography……..14

Plumbing/Heating

First Advanced Plumbing &

Heating…………………………………..2

RAL Plumbing….….…………........10

Tom Plumb and Sons…......…….21

Property Services

Headley Property Services.......14

Roofing

MW Brace…….………..….….........25

Swimming Pools

Desjoyaux Pools……………….…..19

A &D Pools …………………………11

Tree Surgeons

AB Tree Surgery.……....………......9

Mike Sullivan…………..….….........3

Upholstery

Robert Moodie Upholstery…….9

Will Writer

Shaws Wills and Trusts………….16

Window Cleaning

1st for Windows…..……....….……17

Jon Seddon Window

Cleaning……………..……...…...…….15

Steve Chiles Window

Cleaning………………………………….3

Woodburning Stoves

GEI Stoves………………....……..…..22

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