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Editors Letter

It’s February, time for feeling a little amorous for Valentines Day on the 14th, treat your better half to treatments at TEN Hair Salon. If not I hope your pancake isn’t too flat the following Shrove Tuesday!

Our readership is growing, with over 60,000 readership across our magazines and with a new magazine starting next month, our website nearing completion and more bookings this month than ever before, LINK-Magazine is growing from strength to strength - so thank you for supporting us!

Congratulations LINK-Spotter Derek Mayes of Thornton who won our where am I competition £50 on its way to you!

Just like to say thanks to all our committed distributors who in Jan despite the freezing conditions and snow made sure we delivered your magazine as normal.

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Secretary of Fleetwood Chamber of Trade and Commerce

February 2010 Contents

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Post Christmas Financial Blues? It’s around this time that the credit card statements land on our doorsteps and we realise how much we actually spent over Christmas and the New Year. For a lot of us, the reality is that we can no longer afford to pay the credit card bills and loans in full as and when they fall due. So, what to do? Well, there are a number of measures you can take to avoid your credit history being ruined or impaired.

Do a Budget – make a full list of your income and

expenditure and identify where all your money goes. Be honest with yourself. Cut out some or all of the unessential expenditure. You may have some tough choices to make.

Shop Around – you might be able to get cheaper

rates on your credit cards, loans, insurances and mortgages, or cheaper gas and electric, (or consider a meter for utilities such as water).

Get Advice - If you’ve cut expenditure to the minimum and still have more expenditure than income, or if you’re considering cancelling important financial planning payments such as life insurance, income protection or pension contributions, then you should seek independent debt advice immediately. You may have heard about various debt solutions such as Debt Management Plans, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA’s), Debt Relief Orders and Bankruptcy, There are also similar solutions for limited companies that are experiencing financial problems. Information on all these solutions is available on our website www.debt-advice-blackpool.co.uk Tim Johnson is a Managing Partner of Debt Advice Blackpool, a free Debt Advice Service for Blackpool and the Fylde. He is also a professionally qualified Financial Adviser and Mortgage Broker

Tel 0800 610 2222

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WHY YOU DON’T HAVE TIME NOT TO EXERCISE by health & fitness expert Pam Tribick.

As we get older, balance and co-ordination skills decrease, strength, endurance and flexibility be-come limited and ease of movement more difficult.

The risk of falls, injury and age related disease increases significantly.

This is compounded in older adults who have an inactive lifestyle.

However, the good news is that this can be im-proved at any age and studies show that not only is exercise safe for the more mature, the less mobile or out of shape, it can also have long-term health benefits.

It can reduce the risk of developing some diseases and disabilities that develop as people grow older, it can for e.g.: prevent or help control type 2 diabetes protect against brittle bones, i.e. osteoporosis reduce the risk of developing heart disease reduce the risk of developing some cancersK..to name but a few.

Regular, moderate exercise will also help: promote weight loss / prevent weight gain ease of movement improve balance and co-ordination improve sleep strengthen your immune system

Studies suggest that following a more active life-style is one of the healthiest things you can do to maintain or improve your independence, quality and enjoyment of life.

Classes in particular can also be a great way to socialise and make new friends whilst reaping the benefits of enjoyable exercise.

In addition, exercise increases energy levels. Don't believe me? Try it! You'll be pleasantly surprised.

As well as teaching fun and friendly classes Pam is a highly qualified Pilates Instructor, Personal Trainer and Sports and Remedial Massage Practi-tioner.

If you would like further details or an informal chat with Pam, please ‘phone (01253) 867883 or 07900 683 551. Email: [email protected] www.fyldefitnessandmassage.co.uk

As well as teaching fun and friendly classes

Pam is a highly qualified Pilates Instructor, Per-

sonal Trainer and Sports and Remedial Mas-

sage Practitioner.

If you would like further details or an informal

chat with Pam, please

Phone (01253) 867883 or 07900 683 551.

Email: [email protected]

www.fyldefitnessandmassage.co.uk

EASY DOES IT,

Easier exercise for everyone. Perfect for the

fuller figure / more mature / out of shape /

beginner. £3.00

MONDAY 2.00 – 3.00pm Anchorsholme Meth-

odist Church, corner North Drive / Luton Road.

WEDNESDAY 2.00 – 3.00pm Bispham

Community Centre, next to library.

Just turn up, no need to book.

PILATES with Pam Tribick.

Mat-based exercise suitable for beginners to

advanced, all ages. Flatten your tummy, tone

your whole body, prevent / ease back pain.

Feel relaxed, rejuvenated and re-energised.

£3.50.

MONDAY 12.45 – 1.45pm Anchorsholme Meth-

odist Church, corner North Drive / Luton Road,

just turn up, no need to book.

THURSDAY new class starting. Please ‘phone

for details.

PILATES SEATED EXERCISE with Pam Tribick.

Ideal for the less mobile, people with a chronic

health condition or if you prefer more seden-

tary exercise. Also suitable if you use a walking

aid, become breathless or can only do small

amounts of activity. £2.00.

MONDAY 30 minute class at the Anchorsholme

Methodist Church, corner North Drive / Luton

Road. Please ‘phone for details.


From 15 February 2010

Cardboard MUST go into

your Blue Bin.

Important changes to your

waste collection (from 15

February 2010)

A new multi-million pound, state

of-the-art waste treatment

facility will soon be processing

Wyre's waste in a more

environmentally friendly way.

The Thornton waste treatment

facility on the former ICI site is

due to open next year.

As a result we need to make

some changes to the way we

collect your waste.

Cardboard - From Monday 15

February 2010, cardboard can

no longer be collected with

green waste. From that date,

cardboard should instead be

placed in your blue bin along

with paper.

Introducing these changes will

significantly increase

opportunities to recycle and

reduce the amount of rubbish

that goes to landfill.

This enhanced collection

service will benefit the

environment, create a cleaner

and greener Wyre and help us

achieve demanding recycling

targets.

Compact your Cardboard

To help in making the changes

to cardboard collection

successful, we ask that you

compact your cardboard

waste to take less space in your

blue bin.

Fold, flatten or crush boxes to

minimise the room it takes in

your bin before it goes out for

collection.

Please note: there are no plans

to change your current bin

collection day.


NORTH FYLDE BUSINESS FORUM Why not come along to one of our meetings which are held on the last Thursday of every month at 12

Restaurant at Marsh Mill between 12 and 2pm.

A group of us meet to discuss the possibility of raising the

profile of the attendee’s respective businesses. and to obtain

referrals from other participators.

The purpose of the forum is to promote the business of all its members and actively endeavour to generate business for every member.

As a secondary aim the forum could work together for the grater good of the North Flyde.

There is no fee no hard sell, it is just to give you the opportunity to sell your business to others, no matter how big or small your business is.

We have been established for over a year and have around 40 members all from various different businesses from bank manager to window cleaner.

From time to time we have a guest speaker who comes along to give a talk on various topics, also once a month a member of the forum offers to give a

presentation about their business which is available to do via power point at the restaurant.

So if you have a between one and two hours to spare over lunchtime once a month please come along to 12 where Caroline the owner will lay on a buffet for those who attends for just £4 per head.

Please could you either call Yvonne on 01253 200418 or email [email protected] to register your place. Looking forward,to seeing you at

the next meeting which is on 25th February.


WIN £50 NEW Where Am I? Expanded to all areas including greater PRIZE!

Can you guess where I am this month LINK-Spotters?

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CONGRATULATIONS - Derek Mayers of Thornton who

won last months competition

Another great response online and

post thanks LINK-Spotters.

Last Month Answers - Marsh Mill

Village, Cleveleys Prom, Lower

Lighthouse

See if you can spot where we are

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Thornton Cleveleys Leapfrog Fleetwood to take Top Spot!

Thornton Cleveleys FC moved into top spot of the Sports 360 West Lancashire League Division 1 with another goal fest at New Bourne Park. Croston were the visitors on a very cold day in December but goals from Frankland, Bailey, Smith, Warwick, and Perkes only added to Croston misery. Manager John Mendonca was full of praise for his squad which has been dogged by a number of injuries of late. TCFCs game on the 19th fell foul to the weather and we had to wait until January 2nd to welcome visitors Fleetwood Hesketh Bank. After a treacherous journey from Southport the visitors found themselves 2-0 down in the first half and then the 3rd killed the game off before a late reply made the score line more respectable Pete Borrowdale grabbed a double with Paul Bailey getting on the score sheet as well. This was TCFCs 5th win on the trot and it catapulted them to the top of the table. An away win on Jan 24th saw them maintain their lofty position winning 1-3 against local rivals Norcross and Warbreck with Frankland, Smith and that man Bailey on the score sheet again “The place is buzzing at the moment” said manager John Mendonca “The lads are playing very good football its nice on the eye and I’m delighted to see more and more supporters come down on match day despite the weather to support the team”

Sports 360 West Lancashire League Division 1

FEBRUARY Fixtures 6th Feb TCFC v Slyne with Hest Kick off 3pm West Lancs league 13th Feb TCFC v Burnley Utd Kick off 2.30pm Presidents Cup 20th Feb Slyne with Hest v TCFC Kick off 3pm West Lancs league 27th Feb TCFC v Crooklands Casuals Kick off 3pm West Lancs league

T.C.F.C Junior Round up

Very little football has been played between 13th December and January 17th but special mention must go to all managers, players and parents for their unwavering commitment and effort in trying to get games played – well done.

Academy (Under 6s Under 7s and Under 8s)

We are not allowed to publish results due to an FA ruling which prevents any child under the age of 9 playing in a league where results are recorded but nevertheless the academy goes from strength to strength TCFC currently has over 21 players representing their Under 8s squad 14 in their Under 7s squad and 10 in their Under 6s squad a 200 percent increase on last year “Its all down to the hard work and dedication of our coaches” said academy director Steve Spencer “Word travels fast when your doing a good job we’re also grateful to our schools for promoting the good work we do there as well” The academy is running a series of free sessions in the coming weeks to recruit more players into their young squads 40 youngsters have already registered their interest to attend these sessions call Steve on 07930640087

P. Team TOP 6 TEAMS P W D L Pts.

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1. T.C.F.C Seniors 1st Team 15 13 1 1 40

2. Fleetwood Hesketh 14 12 2 1 38

3. Slyne With Hest 14 9 5 1 32

4. Hawcoat Park 16 8 4 4 28

5. Hesketh Bank 13 6 3 5 21

6. Crooklands Casuals 13 5 3 5 18

MORE THAN JUST A FOOTBALL CLUB Private Party? Function Room Hire?

Thornton Cleveleys FC has their very own function room catering for over 120 people. You can bring your own food or we can arrange one of our caterers. We can also arrange DJs at discounted rates. We are offering LINK-THORNTON readers £25 discount on our normal booking fees. Just call the club on the number above or Secretary Paul Hughes on 07967196276

Feel free to call in and have a no obligation look around before you book

Just bring this voucher along when you pay your deposit and we will discount the rate by £25 Valid until 31st August 2010.

£25 OFF

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Thornton Cleveleys FC Saturday Soccer Academy for Boys and Girls

6 Weeks Free sessions worth £10 with this magazine

Where: Millfield High School | Belvedere Road | Thornton | FY5 5DG When: Saturday Mornings Times: Reception and Year 1 | 9.45am–10.45am | Years 2 and 3 10.45am– 11.45am

Under 9s stay top despite not playing a single league game in December just one game in the Cup saw the them draw with fellow title contenders Clifton Rangers 3-3 . Good luck for the replay

Under 10s Just one game for the 10s in December saw them move 3 places up the table beating Spirit of Youth 4-0 with goals from Ryan Gardener, Euan Hockey (2) and Harry Wilson after drawing the first game 1-1 where Keiran Pipe was on the score sheet and set them up nicely for the 2nd half of the season

Under 11s Suffered a 5-2 defeat at Poulton their only game in December the defeat came after an unbeaten run of 5 games this really was Unlucky 13th for Nigel Fleetwood team.

Under 12s Possibly the unluckiest team in December with two games being called off at the last minute due to wintry conditions .After giving FC Rangers a 3 goal headstart on 17th January. Jack Smith despatched his penalty with confidence..Jacob Wilson went on to pick up the man of the Match award.

Under 13s Sit second in the table with two games in hand James Smiths boys are flying this season but even their silky skills could do nothing to brighten up the weather with all but one game surviving. A 6-3 win at Fleetwood Gym Joel Durham, Liam Singleton, and Chris

Hulme on the score sheet with Conah Hadgraft bagging another hat trick. A strong 2nd half of the season is expected

Under 14s Continue to climb the table this time a 5-2 win against Kirkham for Colin Evans boys. Kyle Aspindle (2) Lloyd Benson (2) and Jack Eyre were the Thornton scorers.

Under 15s Tom Smith and Mark Bone gave Steve Coulburns team an undeserved 2 – 2 draw at Wyre and will need to improve if they are to climb the table form their current 6th place standing.

Under 16s Solitary game in Dec saw the draw away at league leaders Kirkham Neil Walmsleys lads were much the better team in the closing 15 mins and could have snatched victory with Kirkham clearing off the line Eric Clayton scored twice in a 2-2 draw.

THORNTON CLEVELEYS FC


LINK-Magazine What's On

Canal side Ice Skating

Thursday 11th February - Sunday 21st February Canalside "Real Ice" Skating at Guy's Thatched Hamlet, Bilsborrow, nr Preston. Lots of fun for all the family whether you are a seasoned skater or it's your first time on ice. Call for times and costs. Further Information: 01995 640010

Wyldefyre

Thursday 18th February - Wyldefyre is a fun, informative day taking place at Jubilee Gardens, Cleveleys for young people aged 13-19. There will be lots of fun activities such as static paintball, jewellery making, 5-a-side football, DJ competition, face painting and much more between 11am and 4pm. There is also a chance to get information, advice and guidance in an informal setting from organisations such as the Army, Fire and Rescue and the Young People's Service. The cost of the day is £1 which includes a drink and something from the BBQ. Log onto www.yps.lancashire.gov.uk/go4it Further Information: Yanina Beavers 01253 770378

CAMRA Beer Festival

Thursday 18th February Saturday 20th February Held at the Marine Hall Waterfront Venue, Fleetwood. Thursday: 7pm - 11pm. Friday & Saturday: 12noon - 11pm. Further Information: 01253 7708

What Lives Out There?

Friday 19th February - Join us for a series of walks and regular surveys of Fleetwood Beach to look at what the tides have brought ashore. Please wear warm clothes and wellies. The surveys are open to people interested in finding out more about coastal wildlife and will help us to look after our beaches. They take place monthly usually on the third Friday from February to October. Time: 11am - 12.30pm. Meet at the Marine Hall. Log onto www.wyrebc.gov.uk/find/activewyre Further Information: Waterfront Ranger 01253 771141 or 887220

White Arrow its on every Thurs night at 8-00pm its 4 pounds in and its including raff all the money will be donated to p.d.s.a also to s.c.b.u and its at ASHLEY CON CLUB IN THORNTON Telephone Simon 07979383735


LINK-Magazine What's On

Thornton Cleveleys Horticultural Society Lecture & Slideshow Thursday 11th February - Grow It, Pick It, Cook It, Eat It - Rebekah's Veg. Peter Holden from Blacko, Nelson. Held at Thornton Little Theatre, Four Lane Ends, Thornton from 7.30pm - 9.30pm. Cost: Non-members £2.00, Members £1.50.Further Information: Mrs Judith Schofield 01253 82656 Indoor Car Boot Sale Saturday 13th February - Many stalls at Cleveleys United Reformed Church, Rossall Road, Cleveleys from 9am - 2pm. Entry is by donation. Lunches are available.Further Information: Malcolm 01253 855730 Wyre Home Organ Society Thursday 18th February - Electric organ concert given by a professional guest player at Ashley Conservative Club, Victoria Road East, Thornton. Time: 7.45pm to 10.30pm. Members £4.00, Visitors £5.00. Further Information: Margaret Marsden 01995 605244

Thornton Cleveleys Band

Sunday 28th February - Performing at Thornton Little Theatre. 8pm. Tickets: £4, Children £2. Further Information: Judith Thorpe 01253 851682

Thornton Cleveleys Friends of Trinity Hospice &

Palliative Care Services

Thursday 18th February - Quiz night at the Briardene Hotel, Cleveleys - 7.30pm for 8pm start. Tickets £5 (includes hot pot supper) available from Judy 01253 864604.

25th March -Singleton Lodge Lunch. Organised by Thornton Friends of Trinity Hospice, Judy 01253 864604. 4th April - Craft Fair held at Marsh Mill, 10am - 4pm, Organised by Thornton Friends of Trinity Hospice. Contact Kath on 01253 867669 for further details.

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