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Welcome Hello and welcome to the April edition of The High Life Magazine for Mansfi eld & Ashfi eld. Well I had hoped the spring sunshine would have emerged by now but having just been informed by my Sub Editor; Andy, that we have half a metre of snow due tomorrow I will put my sunglasses and fl oppy hat away and retrieve my wellies!I am sure many of you are also desperate for some sunshine and The High Life Magazine is bringing it to you in the form of our Travel & Leisure Fair on the 20th April at Mansfi eld Manor Hotel – see pages 26 & 27. A free event showcasing a whole host of holidays and items to buy to get you ready for departure. Anyway I will leave you to enjoy this fabulous lifestyle magazine with lots of great local articles, news to celebrate local achievements, places to visit, things to do and ideas to keep you busy through the Easter holiday.See you again in May and look forward to presenting some of our photos from the East Midlands Action-4-Business Exhibition taking place on the 27th March. Will I sleep this weekend????

Diane Carter, Editor

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Samworth Church Academy Swords bring home the medals The Samworth Church Academy Swords Fencing Club has reaped success at the East Midlands Regional Competition held at the National Water Sports Centre in Nottingham for beginner and intermediate epee fencers. Six competitors trained by head coach Miroslaw Poplawski were entered by the Mansfi eld club and four came back with medals, and for some of those medal winners it was their fi rst competition!Simon Williams won bronze in the semi-fi nals in his fi rst competition and club teammate, Steve Bartholomew, took a silver medal in the fi nals after only fencing for four months at the Samworth Church Academy Swords Fencing Club.Dave Waring, a relative newcomer to the sport took home silver in the intermediates, but only after facing his own coach Cyprian Bogacz in the fi nal who beat him to win gold. Cyprian said, “I did not expect to win at all. In fact Dave had won all his pool fi ghts including one against me. So I wasn’t very confi dent. But probably this helped me in the end as I wasn’t so stressed about the result and I could concentrate on the fi ght rather than result.” Dave Waring said the all TSCA Sword fi nal was a great moment for the club. “Cyprian got a few points ahead so I was always playing catch up and with time running out it was diffi cult to try and claw the points back. I think the fi nal score was 15-10. I would have been happy to have fi nished mid- table, so I was delighted to pick up a silver medal.” Two other competitors from the club testing their skills at the regional fi nals were Stan Alford and Dave Gibson.The club, which was only started two-and-a-half years ago, is fast gaining in popularity and has recently been awarded a grant by the Nottinghamshire Olympic Legacy Fund to fi nance the purchase of additional equipment.Members of the public interested in joining the Samworth Church Academy Swords Club are asked to contact secretary@tscaswords.org.uk

Photo above: Cyprian Bogacz Gold medal winner and coach at Samworth Church Academy Swords

Regular Educational FeatureMaking study effectiveThe exam season for many of our children will begin after the Easter holidays. Encouraging good study habits and supporting teenagers taking A Level and GCSE exams can be tricky as youngsters juggle a number of activities and emotions. For many, the pressure is immense to succeed as university and future career and study plans rest upon the results they receive in their exams this summer.Here are some suggestions to help your child develop good study habits:

Use a quiet study place - provide a space for revising with no distractions such as the television.

Manage time with a planner – encourage your child to create a timetable of when their exams are and then get them to plan revision activities to correspond with this.

Use a system when reading or memorising – just reading information doesn’t mean that it is being learnt. Encourage your child to create mind maps and condense information into bite size chunks on small cards.

Don’t study one subject for more than two hours at a time – variety is key to successful to study and a good mantra to adopt is “little and often” when it comes to revision. Studying the same subject for too long can be counter-productive.

Take regular breaks – taking a ten minute break every 30 to 40 minutes keeps the mind fresh.

Eat healthily – staying hydrated and eating a well-balanced diet provides fuel for the brain.

Take exercise – the mind and body work much better when both are exercised. A 20 minute walk a day can clear the cobwebs and prepare the brain for work.

Get plenty of sleep – aim for around 8 hours per night.and fi nally.....

Help your child to try to maintain a positive attitude!Good luck to all those students preparing for exams.

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Sports city inspires future graduates

University-level students from West Nottinghamshire College have just returned from a sport-fi lled residential designed to help them focus on their future careers.Students and tutors from the foundation degree programmes in Sport and Fitness, Sport and Coaching, Sport and Coaching Development and Sport and Exercise Science attended a two-day visit to Manchester which included them being coached by sporting professionals and visiting world-class sporting facilities.At the English Institute of Sport (EIS) learners took part in triple jump and hurdles athletics coaching by female coaches who were being fi lmed by Sky Sports News for their involvement in the forthcoming International Women’s Day (8

March).While visiting the National Cycling Centre learners got to meet British Cycling’s performance director and coach, Sir David Brailsford, and watched members of the development squad in training. They also took part in track cycling and BMX riding at the velodrome.During the residential students also went to Manchester City Football Club’s home ground – at the Etihad Stadium – where they discovered more about possible careers and job opportunities for the future.The visit follows on from the Higher Education curriculum’s ‘Futures Fortnight’ held in January.‘Futures Fortnight’ takes place each year to provide students on university-level programmes with opportunities to plan for their futures offering them the chance to meet specialists from a range of industries.

Student on the Foundation Degree in Sport and Exercise Science Simon Gunn said: “The visitto Manchester was awesome. It really opened my eyes to what career opportunities may be available to us after we’ve graduated from the degree. “The ‘Futures Fortnight’ is a very worthwhile programme to help university-level students plan ahead and gain career inspiration.”

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YOUTHZONEGiant Infl atable Classroom at All Saints’!

In March students at All Saints’

School in Mansfi eld will encountered

a giant infl atable classroom on

their play-ground! Provided by ‘The

Mighty Creatives’ the classroom

gave students

an opportunity

to showcase

a number of

projects they have worked on over

the past few months both to fellow

students and

to visiting

pupils from

local primary

schools.

Over the past

four months

a group of

gifted and

higher students in year 8 have

been developing their literacy

skills through a variety of mixed

media techniques. Using a variety

of workshops the students have

developed 3 ways of communicate

their ideas, thoughts and feelings

about a particular topic:

The fi lm crew have produced a

short fi lm that will be shown to

year 5 and 6’s about the school

routines and what happens in the

daily life of a typical ‘All Saints

student’. The fi lm aims to answer

any unanswered questions from the

primary students as they prepare to

move to secondary school. The fi lm

was shown on the launch day and is

accessible on our website.

The newsletter and blog crew have

developed a new termly newsletter

for students that include stories

about various topics to inspire our

students; additionally, using fi ctional

characters, they have produced

a variety of blogs for the website

about topics we all share an interest

in for example: being motivated

to do homework, making friends,

transition, exam stress, and sport.

The radio crew have produced

a new radio station that will be

launched on the day. The show will

be broadcast as

a pilot with a view

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Content includes:

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and birthday “shoutouts”.

At the end of the day there will be

a celebration event for parents and

governors to attend.

Brave Youngsters are Honoured by Mansfi eld Rotary Club’s Annual Courage Awards.The Rotary Courage Awards celebrated its 22nd year with a great night in March, celebrating the achievements of those who are brave and hardy in the face of adversity.

The event took place at Mansfi eld’s Civic Centre to honour nine fantastic young individuals, who each had an amazing story behind their award for courage.

Mansfi eld Rotary president, Mr Paul Bacon said “Courage is not only showing bravery in the face of danger, more often courage is the day-to-day determination and hard work of dealing with, adjusting to, and hopefully overcoming, the obstacles and harsh realities that life may present.”

He continued to say “ …Courage has been exemplifi ed by all the young people here today, but not only by those who have been nominated, but also by the parents, siblings, grandparents and carers of these amazing young people who share in their lives and live with their diffi culties.”

Photo shows some of the award winners with their celebratory plaques along with dignitaries who attended the event.

Well done to all from the High Life Magazine

Photo: Mansfi eld 22nd Rotary Courage Awards with

Guest of Honour Paralympian Charlotte Henshaw.

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All Saints’ Catholic School The Best in Mansfield

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Government league tables consistently show All Saints’ to be one of the highest achieving

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95% of students gained at least 5 A*-C GCSEs last year.

If you want the best for your child then our dedicated staff team will do all they can to ensure they reach their potential. We expect students to

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A recent OFSTED inspection rated the school as good with some aspects being outstanding.

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Editor’s InterviewWith Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner: Paddy Tipping IntroductionDo I really need to introduce Paddy Tipping? I think most people locally know Paddy through the different organisations he is involved with and of course as a former MP for Sherwood he was regularly seen out and about in the local villages around my home village of Rainworth. More recently I bumped into Paddy at The Big Snore, for Framework, where like myself and many other volunteers he braved sleeping outdoors to raise money and profi le for the Charity.Paddy was elected Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner in November 2012 and has over the last few months got his teeth stuck into the role, making it a priority to speak to the people he is representing, listening to what they have to say about crime, safety and police issues in their area.HistoryPaddy Tipping lives in Bakersfi eld in Nottingham. His early years were spent in West Yorkshire, near Halifax where he went to Hipperholme Grammar School, before moving to Nottingham in 1969 to go to University. He studied Philosophy at the University of Nottingham and then subsequently gained an MA in Social Sciences in 1978. Since that time he has laid his roots in Nottingham and hasn’t looked back since. Paddy has always enjoyed working with people since he started his career. That career spans over 40 years during which time he has worked as a Social Worker, Project Leader for the Children’s Society in the city, as a Nottinghamshire County Councillor and as a Member of Parliament (MP) for Sherwood from 1992 – 2010. The New Police Commissioner

Paddy you put yourself up for election for the Police Commissioner’s role – what did

you believe you had to offer that got you the vote?When I was elected as the People’s Commissioner in November 2012, I promised to speak up for people and I think they believed, based on my track record as an MP, that I meant it. I did

mean it, and I am doing just that.

Since your appointment what changes have you or

are you looking to put into place?A. I’m already delivering on my election pledges to:• Campaign against Government funding cuts to Nottinghamshire’s budget for policing.• Improve Community Policing across Nottinghamshire by taking on 150 extra Police Offi cers and 100 Police Community Safety Offi cers. • Reduce anti-social behaviour by 50%.• Give extra priority and resources to domestic violence and crimes against girls and women.• Ensure that the victims of crime are treated as people, not cases, and will properly fund victim support. • Be fair, honest and protect taxpayers’ money.

Increase in Council Tax – “A Small Amount to Pay” you statedA. “I’m obviously delighted that

the Police and Crime Panel has given the go-ahead not just to the increase in the amount of council tax paid towards policing, but to the other two key elements of my plans - the Police and Crime Plan and the budget.However, we remain open to public views about the plan. It’s tremendously important that the county’s residents and people who work in Nottinghamshire keep talking to us so that we can represent their needs - and we will keep listening.”The budget includes a major investment in frontline policing, which enables the Commissioner to keep his promise of putting more bobbies and PCSOs in the

county’s neighbourhoods. His plans are for 150 police offi cers to be recruited in 2013-14 and a further 120 police offi cers in each of the next two years. In addition, the budget allows for 35 PCSOs to be recruited in 2013-14 and 2014-15, with 30 more in 2015-16.I am adamant that crime must continue to fall in Nottinghamshire. We have to keep on our toes - and that can’t be achieved if resources are cut. The Panel has listened to our point of view and clearly sees our position, which is good news all round. Now we need to get on and deliver the plan.In the face of Government cuts, the amount of council tax paid towards policing will be increased by 1.95% per cent in 2013/14. That increase, which will bring in an extra £1m, works out at less than a penny a day for the county’s taxpayers.

Are you really able to make a difference?Yes. For example I have

commissioned a research project to look at how we can improve the policing experiences of those from black and minority communities. We have made a commitment to make changes, and I believe this research project will look at, and identify, the reasons why the relationship between minority communities and the police has broken down. I hope this research will help us to forge new relationships with local communities and enable us to build some bridges.I am also talking to a lot of young people, who are the guardians of our communities in the future. We’ve held very successful web-chat, when over 70 young people logged on to see what we were talking about, I’ve been answering questions at the Broxtowe Youth Council and practically every week we have students coming to see us. We want to understand the issues facing young people and see how we can help break down any perceived barriers. This type of face to face contact is much easier for a Police and Crime Commissioner than it was for the Police Authority.In total, over the last 130 days, I believe

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In closing I believe that you also have a number of other organisations

that you are involved in? A. Yes I am the Chair of the Nottinghamshire Community Foundation which is the largest grant giving body locally. Also I am the Chair of the Nott’s LIFT Co partnerships, which have built many of Nottingham’s and Nottinghamshire’s new health centres, as well as being the Vice President of the Ramblers Association. Plus I also work occasionally as a lecturer at the University of Nottingham.

A busy gentlemen but I am sure you must have some leisure time?

A. Oh yes I love running and rambling. Keeping fi t is really

important and being out in the fresh air gives him me a chance to think. I also fi nd spending time with my daughters and four young grandchildren is always a joy - although the young ones are all very early risers.

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Nottinghamshire Police and Crime CommissionerCounty HallWest BridgfordNottinghamNG2 7QP

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Mansfi eld’s new bus station – The journey’s nearly over!WHAT’S taller than three giraffes, has a fl oor area that’s bigger than an Olympic-sized swimming pool and will be used by more passengers each year than East Midlands Airport?

The answer is Mansfi eld’s brand-new bus station which opened its doors for business on Easter Sunday and takes bus travel in the town well and truly into the 21st century.

Situated in the heart of the town, the new £9m station is just 180 metres (195 yards) from the market place and will be used by more than fi ve million passengers a year – that’s more than East Midlands Airport.

More than 5,000 bus journeys a week will use the station which has a fl oor area bigger than an Olympic-sized swimming pool – or 18 blue whales!

To mark the completion of the building, a ceremony attended by Patrick McLoughlin, Secretary of State for Transport, took place on March 11th.

Among the guests who attended were pupils from the Queen Elizabeth Academy who, along with pupils from King Edward Primary School, contributed towards a time capsule which has been buried beneath the station, showing future residents of

Mansfi eld what life was like in the early 21st century.

The fun really started for the people of Mansfi eld on Easter Saturday, with a family fun day when people came along and took a look for themselves.

The new station is much closer to Mansfi eld’s railway station than the old one and is linked with a brand-new footbridge, helping to create a transport “hub” in the town, encouraging more people to travel by public transport and playing a crucial part in the regeneration and future prosperity of the town centre.

The new building is light, airy and safe, with extensive use of glass. It is fully enclosed and has a comfortable waiting area with plenty of seating, toilets, a baby changing area, shops and refreshments.

It also boasts a staffed travel information offi ce, electronic timetable information, CCTV cameras linked to the town centre system and automatic doors separating the waiting passengers from buses.

It also has a high-tech video wall for use by local businesses and community groups, which will help provide local information on a variety of subjects.

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The third game in the popular Bioshock series, BioShock Infinite breaks away from the underwater setting of the first two games to take players into a floating city held aloft by dirigibles. The game is set in 1912. You play as Booker DeWitt, a disgraced former private detective who’s picked up a

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This year’s ‘Best of British’ theme will showcase the cream of British built classic and sports cars and feature two very special ‘British’ display areas : ‘Morris Centenary’ plus ‘TVR Car Club East Midlands Regional Day’. The Morris Centenary celebrates 100 years since the fi rst vehicle rolled off the Cowley production line in the Spring of 1913 priced at £175 and we aim to gather as many different types and age of Morris cars & vans as possible for this year’s festival.

Saturday is a FREE public preview day and will include a Treasure Hunt in the afternoon and evening entertainment for exhibitors staying on-site.

Sunday is ‘Show ‘n’ Shine’ Day with 20th and 21st Century categories for vehicles from around the world.

Traders, food outlets, children’s entertainment, camping, plus a 20% discount entry for festival visitors to the neighbouring Farm Park, making this a festival for enthusiasts & all the family.

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In my role I receive lots of information

regarding various charity events. This year I was particularly drawn to the Mansfi eld Big Snore on behalf of Framework.

The organisation in partnership with Mansfi eld

St Mark’s Church challenged people to give up their warm beds for a single night and take part in the ninth annual Mansfi eld Big Snore at St Mark’s Church, Nottingham Road, on Friday, January 25th 2013. (The date was changed luckily to the 1st March due to extreme cold and snow).Framework believes that around seven people are currently sleeping rough in the Mansfi eld area every night – a number that would be signifi cantly higher if it was not for its work in the town. What seemed a great idea at the time, when I registered several weeks ago, seemed a scary reality at 8 pm on Friday evening as I donned my thermals, several layers of clothing, gloves and walking hat. Packing my car with cardboard boxes, waterproof covering, a sleeping bag and a survival pack off I went into the unknown. I must admit I was very anxious-would it be too cold? Would I have anyone to talk to? Could I sleep on a hard fl oor?Having never slept anywhere that I couldn’t plug in my hair dryer it was a big shock and upon arrival it was amazing to see all these fabulous dens set up and the amount of people taking part – probably about 130 - apparently an all time record. It was nice to see a few friendly faces and thanks to the help of one very kind guy from Western Power I soon had a little ‘Diane’s Den’. We were served a lovely supper with hot soup followed by an introduction by Event organiser Pam Bishop from St Mark’s, who has been involved with the project for the

last eight years. She explained how the event had started in January 2005 with a choir member and friend sleeping out overnight on the church steps, raising £250. Since then the event has gradually increased and last

year’s event, which raised almost £18,000, allowed Framework to launch a specialist “move-on” service at its accommodation complex in Sherwood Street that focuses solely on supporting former rough sleepers into long-term accommodation. As a result, the number of people moving on – and thus the numbers able to move in – has nearly trebled.So lights out and did I sleep? Well I woke up with the birds singing and I thought “Wow I have done it – birds singing – must be 6am”? No it was half past four and luckily we as volunteers had the privilege

of a hot cup of a tea inside the church. After a cooked breakfast and being

awarded my ‘Big Snore’ mug and certifi cate I said farewell to the great people I had met. Straight home, bath and bed. This experience was an amazing eye opener for me into the harshness of the life of homeless people and made me realise the wonderful warm home I have.The Big Snore, this year attracted its fi rst sponsor this year in the shape of Western Power Distribution. Graham Paling, Western Power Distribution’s Team Manager for Mansfi eld, said: “We are delighted to be sponsoring the Mansfi eld Big Snore (team photo below). The work that the charity does is crucial to helping homeless people in the area, particularly at this time of year when it is cold outside. Some of our own staff will be taking part on the night and we hope that the event is the

most successful yet, raising valuable funds for The Mansfi eld Appeal.”Marathon Media gave a donation to the cause and if you would like to give a little in support please visit www.frameworkha.org/bigsnore.

Diane would like to say thank you to the following businesses who helped put together her “overnight kit” for the Big Snore, Jennifer at Midlands Insurance Services, Mark at BJ Bakery, Matt at Carpet Bargains. The Big snore so far has raised almost £18,000

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12 Ways to get MORE FACEBOOK ‘SHARES’The question on everyone’s mind is: How viral can we get our fanpage ‘status updates’?Our job is to: Craft our ‘status updates’ to inspire our visitors and fans to say “Wow, I have to share this with my friends!”1. Be CONSISTENT – Post between 5 and 10 times per week to

stay ‘top of mind’ with your fans2. Get the TIMING right – The prime time for you to post updates

will depend on the type of business and the time zones that you are operating in. e.g.. Restaurants are likely to get the most engagement between 7am and 12pm whilst retail maybe from 8am and 2pm

3. Catch their eye with IMAGES and VIDEO – Alternate the media that you use in your post updates using images, video and text

4. Keep it BRIEF – Posts are best kept to no more than 3 lines (between 100 and 150 characters). These attract 60% more likes, comments and shares

5. Make it RELEVANT – Make sure that your content lets your fans know that you know who they are

6. Be AUTHENTIC – Your voice should be true to your brand and who and what you stand for. Don’t try to be something you’re not, be you! That’s why your fans are your fans

7. Have a CALL-TO-ACTION – fans are more likely to like, comment & share your content if you prompt them by asking

8. Be creative with APPS – Contests and promotion

apps, forms and surveys can deepen the involvement and engagement with a business or brand

9. Create a sense of URGENCY – Provide up-to-the-minute tips and tricks to show you’re providing your fans with the very latest news and value

10. Provide VALUE – Before you share anything with your fans, always ask yourself...Will my fans fi nd value in this content?

11. Be ENTERTAINING – People love to be entertained, to laugh and taken away from the serious side of day to day life, even if only for a second or two. Think of a video clip, a funny picture, a quote or story to share

12. Provide EDUCATION – People love to learn, to share how to guides and tips. Use a link to take your fans to download some great content

Shameless plug! – I’ve written a book which will feature in the Amazon Kindle store from next month entitled “How to set up a fanpage correctly, an Internet marketers guide” (What most people don’t know) Just click this link to learn more http://bit.ly/YkwX75. Live, Love, Share and Inspire! Warmest wishes, Carl :)

HELLY HANSEN SUPPLIES THE BEST!Technical clothing brand, Helly

Hansen, has announced its latest

partnership for HH Workwear

with industrial supplies company,

Hall-Fast. Contracted for stocking

and supplying the renowned Helly

Hansen brand, Hall-Fast will offer

HH Workwear to its customers

from March 2013.

As a pioneer in the development of high quality, protective,

technical wear for work and leisure activities, Helly Hansen

produces clothing for extreme work activities, where quality and

functionality directly affect the wearer’s well-being, health and

safety. HH Workwear also provides a wide range of tailor made

solutions for specifi c industries such as Utilities, Petrochemical

and Construction, as well as offering stylish and functional

clothing for the modern tradesman and work professional.

Hall-Fast began trading in 2006 as a specialist fastenings

company and later diversifi ed into technical workwear and

supplies for the industrial sector in 2009. Having won numerous

awards and grown signifi cantly since its outset, Hall-Fast has

a shop in Nottingham, an online presence and exports to 75

countries worldwide - making the business a perfect match for

premium brand, Helly Hansen.

Managing Director of Hall-Fast, Malcolm Hall, says: ”This is

a great pairing for us. HH Workwear is a dynamic and trusted

brand and I am sure the stock will be incredibly popular. Our

customers need the best clothing for their jobs and we are

excited to be able to offer them a premium brand that we know

will serve them well.”

Guy Walsh from Helly Hansen says:”Helly Hansen is delighted

to partner with Hall-Fast and we look forward to a long and

healthy relationship between the two companies. Hall-Fast is a

respected name within the industry and we think this association

will benefi t both Helly Hansen and Hall-Fast.”

Regular Feature: Keys to SuccessAsk an INTERNET ENTREPRENEUR - Edition 9

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Celebrate -*- Collaborate -*- CommunicateDue to the immense success of the November IWB Exhibition

we are proud to announce our IWB Nottinghamshire Summer Pink Carpet Exhibition

Venue: Portland College, Nottingham Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG18 4TJ

Date: Thursday 20th June 2013Time: 10 am – 3pm

A grand exhibition to showcase your businessPLUS: Our Team of Business Specialists & Advisors will be on hand to offer free advice in their expert areas to help you make the right choices for your business

AgendaFREE coffee or tea upon arrival

Browse the stands & network

The 1st Seminar begins at 10.45–11.30 am

A delicious 2 - course seated lunch

with coffee & mints served from 12.15 – 1*

Followed by keynote speaker local superhero: Denise LowtherDenise will be sharing her experience of The 28th Marathon Des Sables 2013. To quote Denise “156 Miles in 6 Days, across the Sahara Desert carrying your own food and gear,

in temperatures reaching up to 50c…..How hard could it possibly be?”

Denise an avid sports person and a previous participant in Triathlons and Ironman events, will be sharing an inspiring talk on her road to recovery from cancer and how her whole life perspective has changed including her values and visions through her experience.

Lots more time for networking with the 2nd seminar at 2.00-2.45*Lunch is at a cost of £12 during which time the stand space will be securely closed

Sponsorship is available from £120 to include lunch

Stands are available from £60 to include lunch

For further details please contact Chair & Founder of IWB; Diane Carter on: 07916 245 367 or email; diane@marathon-media.co.uk

It’s Women’s Business NottinghamshireFor Women Serious about Business

Business Style | Information | News | Support | Networking | Solutions

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Richard Fuller, Director of Kirkby in Ashfi eld family run business; County Battery and Chairman of Mansfi eld & Ashfi eld Federation of Small Businesses.In 1974 County Battery Services was set up by Richard’s father; Terry Fuller. Working from his mother-in-law’s double garage he supplied local garages and haulage companies with starter batteries. The business gradually grew and in 1976 the company started battery recycling. The wheels began seriously in motion and in 1980 a small shop was purchased in Nuthall, Nottingham. Richard Fuller left school to join the family fi rm and to run that outlet.

Sadly in 1987 Terry Fuller passed away in 1987 leaving the business to his Son, Richard. The company then diversifi ed into every sector of battery sales.In 1988 they launched their own brand automotive battery “Fuller” and in 1996 The Company incorporated and the wholesale part of the business was moved to much larger premises in Kirkby in Ashfi eld, Nottinghamshire whilst retaining the Nuthall shop as a depot. The company continued its diversifi cation and included a battery pack building facility for bespoke rechargeable batteries.The business continued to grown and in 1990 secured a contractor to be sole distributor status for “Fisch” Batteries. In 1997 the businesses adopted a superhero corporate image “Superdick” that originated from a nickname given to the current MD by some customers. Many local business people and customers will know Richard as an extremely fl amboyant and fun character with an exuberant personality – just great to be around with his positive attitude to business but extremely humble in his brilliant business

achievements. As technology developed within the business world County Battery launched its ecommerce website in 1998 being one of the fi rst battery websites to have an online ordering facility. With further growth the business again relocated to a 5000 sq ft warehouse in 2003 and the same year achieved a prestigious ‘Investors in People’ Award.In 2008 County Battery recycled over 400 tonnes of batteries in one month and became the fi rst battery supplier in the UK to have all its products SDP approved. The business developed over the next two years and in 2010 opened the Fuller Recycling as a separate division. Not one to rest on his laurels in 2012 Richard launched a new website and online trading portal to deal with increased demand. Then with increased stock, in 2013 he expanded his retail outlet once again.It is not wide knowledge that County Batteries are great exporters and in 2013 their export sales topped at £150,000 in one month. Current areas include Southern Ireland, France and Spain. So if you want advice from a man who can and did!More recently the Kirkby wholesalers has expanded from purely car batteries and diversifi ed into selling a variety of motoring goods including; wiper blades, bulbs and products for maintenance including car wash and oil. Also in relation to the batteries they have expanded their

product range and now sell torch batteries and ‘green batteries’. Richard stated “We can even run your house on green energy batteries so come and talk to us about how we can do this”.Richard has recently taken over as Chairman of the Mansfi eld and Ashfi eld Branch of the Federation of Small Business, running a branch meeting on the second Monday of the month. This

meeting meets at the Mansfi eld Manor Hotel at 6.30pm for a sit down dinner followed by speaker(s) on a business subject and close of meeting at 8.00pm. All visitors will be made very welcome.County Battery.County Battery Services is a family-run business, established in 1974, with over 37 years experience and expertise in servicing customer requirements within the battery industry.Ideally located in the centre of the country with branches in the midlands, which provides easy access to the whole of the UK. County Batteries stock batteries for all applications including modern and classic cars, commercial vehicles, plant, motorcycles, industrial, mobility, emergency, alarm, cordless phones, digital cameras, and battery-operated toys - if it has a battery we can supply it!County Battery Services also stocks a range of chargers, test equipment for all types of batteries, automotive bulbs and other battery accessories. Richard FullerCounty Battery Services LtdUnit F4 Field Industrial EstateLowmoor Road, Kirkby in Ashfi eldNottinghamshire, NG17 7LJDirect 01623 727810Mobile 07957 353946richardfuller@countybattery.co.ukwww.countybattery.co.uk

Local Business Success Richard Fuller of County +- Battery

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Mansfi eld & Ashfi eld Branch MeetingInsurance Essentials and Working with Schools.Mansfi eld Manor Hotel, Windmill Lane, Mansfi eld, NG18 2AL.The next meeting of Mansfi eld and Ashfi eld Branch will be on Monday 15th April. The speaker will be Simon Misiewicz talking about Time Management. Refreshments will be served. The format for all meetings will be the same; registration, buffet and networking from 6.30pm.Presentations and questions from 7.00pm and optional networking from 7.45 / 8.00pm until close at 8.30pm.Venue:Meetings will be held at the freshly refurbished Mansfi eld Manor Hotel. A location map is available on the booking page. Manor hosts Paul Andrews and Diane Doran will be serving hot food.A warm welcome for FSB members and non-members: The meeting is open to members and non-members. There is no cost for members to attend the meetings and the usual fee of £5.95 for non-members will be waivered.Book Your Place Today!To book for the February event please visit the Eventbrite registration page.Meeting Contact:Steve Johnson, Branch Secretary, Email: steve@designercopilot.co.uk, Mob: 07711 315399

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IWB Celebrating Women in Business Now with over 300

local professional membersLadies at Lunch Thursday 18th April

Venue: Oakham Suite 155 Nottingham Road, Mansfi eld, Nottinghamshire. NG 18 4AE

Be part of a friendly, supportive, informative & inspirational women’s business group.

Regular Networking events including our monthly It’s Women’s Business

Ladies at Lunch

• Delicious buffet with coffee / tea• Informal business atmosphere• Specialist member presentations£13 Premier Members / Guests £11.50 P+ Members

To Book the above event or Join our IWB Membership, call Diane Carter; Chair & Founder on 07916 245 367

Or email: diane@marathon-media.co.uk

www.itswomensbusinessclub.co.uk

IWB Celebrating Women in Business IWB Celebrating Women in Business

Venue: Oakham Suite 155 Nottingham Road,

Be part of a friendly, supportive, informative &

Regular Networking events including our monthly

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Sponsor a Student to attend a Mansfi eld 2020 Breakfast meetingFor only £8.50 you can introduce a local student into the business world through attending a Mansfi eld 2020 Breakfast Meeting. Photo shows local businessman Stewart Rickersey with his sponsored student: Craig Boyton. Stewart stated ““I think supporting students from our local schools who show an interest in business is important for the future of our economy and helps schools and the students understand the needs of businesses when they are looking to recruit young people. Exposure to business organisations like Mansfi eld 2020 is part of the learning process and I believe strengthens the business and education partnership.”

Craig said “I have always wanted to be in business and felt this was a great opportunity to get involved in the local business community”.To sponsor a student contact:-Berni Dickinson of Mansfi eld Learning Partnership on bdickinson@thebrunts.org.

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“The business behind the numbers”We provide value based services under fi xed price

agreements; so you know exactly what you are getting and exactly what our fees are.

At Adkin Sinclair we focus on understanding your business and explaining the numbers, not just recording and reporting

them.Our experience in advising owner-managed businesses means that we are well placed to be regarded as your

“Outsourced Finance Director”. Delivering valuable insight and knowledge to many of the essential areas of business,

fi nance and taxation.Our clients receive unlimited free telephone support as well as unlimited meetings with their reporting Partner – all at no

extra cost…And all of our services are backed by our “no quibble money back guarantee”.

To fi nd out what sets Adkin Sinclair apart from other accountants, call now and speak to Chris Adkin or Michelle

Walker on 01623 645243.

Alternatively visit our website www.adkinsinclair.co.uk

Whiplash Adds £118 to Each Car Insurance Premium

Following reports from leading insurer Aviva that whiplash claims are adding money to our car insurance premiums, it has been revealed that 94% of drivers now blame third parties for

increased car insurance premiums. The recent research of over 2000 drivers has revealed that almost 2 in 3 think that people seek compensation to get money to spend on whatever they choose rather than rehabilitation. Indeed this view is supported by Aviva’s research of almost 400 UK drivers who have made a Personal Injury claim which found that only 33% of people spent their cash compensation on medical treatment or physiotherapy. Others said that it was used to pay off household debit (29%), to by luxury items such as TVs (12%) or to go on holiday (9%).Jennifer from Midlands Insurance Services voices concern at the growing level of car insurance premiums. “Rising premiums make the customer unhappy and most UK drivers want to see an end to a perceived ‘personal injury’ compensation culture.”

“Ministry Of Justice Reforms due to be in place by August 2013 are aimed at tackling the compensation culture and will involve making lawyers cost proportionate, claimants having to settle their own costs, and banning referral fees, which should all help

to tackle the problem at source.”Jennifer Needham is Business Development Manager for Midlands Insurance Services and an IWB Silver Specialist.

Some general tips for what to do if you have an accident

Take a photo on your mobile phone Take the other party’s details (they are required to give you these under the Road Traffi c Act) and if they won’t give you their details, take their number plate and vehicle make/model and report to your Insurer. Report the incident to your Insurer immediately Take any witnesses contact details. Don’t admit liability even if you think the accident is your fault– most people don’t realise that your Insurer requires you to do this, as they will establish who is liable. Only call the police if somebody is injured. Once you’ve taken a photo and provided there are no injuries, you are free to move your vehicles to the side of the road for recovery. If somebody brakes suddenly in front of you for no reason, or you suspect that it might be a ‘cash for crash’ scenario, tell the police and your insurer immediately.

A warm invitation is offered to all SME Business to attend theNNN Business Breakfast Group held on the 2nd Tuesday of every monthVenue: The Garden Room, Edwinstowe House, Centre

for Business Excellence, Nottinghamshire, NG21 9PR.

Date: Tuesday 9th April 2013 7.30am –9 am

Release Your Business Potential in 2013 Through:-

• Effective business networking

• Informal business introductions

• Informative Presentations

To book our next meeting contact:-

Chair; Diane Carter on: 07916 245 367 Or email:

diane@marathon-media.co.uk

Pay at the event but you must pre-book. Cost £4

including coffee, tea orange juice and biscuits

Visit www.nononsensejustnetworking.wordpress.com

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Profi le Plus: An Introduction to Local Business people

Profi le PlusWould you like to have your profi le on this page?Please offer your details as per the profi les on this page.Also send a high resolution (200dpi) head and shoulders photo.We will do our best to place your business profi le on this page.Send to diane@marathon-media.co.uk

Name: Anthony Scott

Business Name & Role: Fiducia

Managing Director

Introduction: I run the fi nancial services

boutique called Fiducia. We are based

in the East Midlands plus an offi ce in

London too. I play tennis & football and chase after my

soon to be 2 year old to stay fi t! ‘On Ashover Hill’, my

book, is available through my site www.anthonyscott.co.uk

Twitter is @onashoverhill

Name: Elaine McGreade

Business Name & Role: Owner of Hops

in a Bottle

Introduction: Hops in a Bottle is a chocolate heaven for the real ale enthusiast, and a dream come true for its owner Elaine McGreade, who is a former information analyst. This delightful shop located on Market Street in the centre of Mansfi eld opened in December 2011. Elaine has built a loyal client base of regular customers and has developed trusted relationships with the many local micro breweries that the shop helps to support by selling their wide variety of bottled ales, ciders and perrys.As a real ale enthusiast Elaine is delighted to have been able to combine her hobby into a business and enjoys visiting the local breweries and real ale festivals to uncover new brews. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her husband, has three adorable cats and is a fanatical Rugby Union fan following all the major international games.www.hopsinabottle.co.uk

April 2013

NNN Breakfast NetworkingTuesday 9th AprilVenue: Edwinstowe House, Edwinstowe. NG21 9PRPay at the event but you must pre-book. Cost £4, refreshments coffee, tea, orange juice and biscuitsInformal networking & business support for all SME businessesTo book contact Diane Carter; Chair at diane@marathon-media.co.ukVisit www.nononsensejustnetworking.wordpress.com

FSBThe next meeting of Mansfi eld and Ashfi eld Branch will be on Monday 15th April Venue: Mansfi eld Manor Hotel, Windmill Lane, Mansfi eld, NG18 2AL,Registration, buffet and networking from 6.30pm, presentations and questions from 7.00pm and optional networking from 7.45 / 8.00pm until close at 8.30pm.

IWB Ladies at LunchThursday 18th April 12-2pmVenue: Oakham Suite 155 Nottingham Road, Mansfi eld, Nottinghamshire. NG 18 4AE If you wish to attend please email Diane Carter, Chair at diane@marathon-media.co.uk Visit www.itswomensbusinessclub.co.uk

M2020 Business BreakfastThursday 25th AprilVenue: Mansfi eld Civic Centre, Chesterfi eld Rd, Mansfi eld NG19 7BH.Time: 7.15 – 9 am.To book: www.mansfi eld2020.com

IWB Pink Carpet ExhibitionThursday 20th JuneVenue: Portland college, Nottingham Rd, Mansfi eldSee advert on page 15

April 2013

Diary Dates for Business Events

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When Serco Leisure Apprentice, Matthew Robson left the Dukeries

College in New Ollerton in 2011 he had studied hard and achieved 10 GCSE’s and 3 ‘A’ Levels in Leisure, IT and Business Studies. These have proved invaluable over the last 18 months. Matthew explains:

How did you get your fi rst job?

Having not achieved the grades I required to entre the better HE establishments I recognised that gaining real work skills and knowledge could benefi t me as greatly as attending University.

Not one to rest on my laurels, I converted my part time position at McDonalds that had helped to fund my Sixth form Studies into a full time post gaining experience in Customer Service skills in particular. Having attended ‘Next Step’ and gained information and guidance I opted to pursue an Apprenticeship as I believed this would allow me to gain both qualifi cations and job skills while earning a wage. I had interviews with various apprenticeship agencies having searched the National Apprenticeship Service website to research positions available to my local area. I targeted both Business Administration and Leisure as these were related to my ‘A’ level qualifi cations.

After several rejections, I fi nally secured a position as a Leisure Assistant at Water Meadows Swimming & Fitness Complex studying an Intermediate Apprenticeship in Leisure Operations.

Did you get the job there and there then?

The process involved an Initial Assessment, which included verbal reasoning, numerical and logic. Having done well in this I progressed to a fi nal interview with Mark Welch Operations Manager and Steve Baker Commercial Manager who were able to inform me more about the position.

When did you actually start?

I was taken on in August 2012 and began my Apprenticeship Studies. The experience I have gained over the last 7 months includes roles as a Leisure Assistant which include cleaning and set up and take down of equipment, but also

working on reception dealing with customers. I was also involved in doing some Business Administration work with the tills. I created an interim stock taking spreadsheet while awaiting more formal software and trained other staff on how to use this. I have also learnt how to use a till software ‘Legend’ and have again acted as a mentor for other staff to help develop their knowledge and skills with Legend.

What has happened since?

I have gained other qualifi cation

during my Apprenticeship, most recently completing a National Pool Lifeguard Qualifi cation funding by Serco Vocational Training which will allow me to offer more fl exibility to my employer as I can work on poolside as a lifeguard in addition to my other roles. My employer has also invested in me as I am currently completing my L2 Gym Instructors Certifi cate, enhancing my employability and CV further.

Is it all work and no play for Matthew?

No I work hard but play hard. I play 5-a-side football recreationally on a regular basis with a group of friends. I also play English pool and have competed in league competitions in the past.

A word from the employer…

“Matt has been a real asset to our organisation. His ICT skills have really added to the experience of our Front of House team and had signifi cantly improved customer service levels. Matt has been self motivated and enthusiastic working alongside the existing team. In fact Matt has been so successful we have created a job for him”.

A word about the future…

Matt is due tom complete his Apprenticeship at the end of July and his thoughts are turning to the future. Having been a success in the workplace Matt

is in the happy position now of having options. He has gained many Industry specifi c qualifi cations but also many transferable skills and with his strong skills and background in Leisure, Business and IT he can choose to develop his career within Leisure or use this experience as a stepping stone to new ventures.

About Serco Leisure & Serco Vocational Training

Serco manages the infrastructure, assets and staff of over 70 leisure facilities on behalf of Sport England, Local Authorities, Community Leisure Trusts, Universities and MoD Facilities. Serco is committed to supporting the drive to increase Apprenticeship opportunities and bringing service to life.

Serco Vocational Training has expanded greatly over the last 18 months to meet both the desire and need for a greater number of Apprentices within Serco . Their goal is to deliver high quality on the job training, in a motivating and supportive manner to add value to learners in a large range of skill sectors.

In his own words A Young Apprentice’s Story

“After several rejections, I fi nally secured a position”

“Matt has been so successful we have created a job for him”

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Your ISA allowance – a wasted opportunity?In the current environment of low interest rates, low economic growth and modest but persistent infl ation, savers and investors need to make the most of every opportunity to maximise the returns on their money. Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) represent just such an opportunity; yet many people are wasting the valuable tax-saving advantages and investment potential provided by their annual ISA allowance.

ISAs were introduced by the government in 1999, in the midst of the stock market dot-com bubble, replacing PEPs and cash-based TESSAs as the latest scheme to encourage people to save and invest for their future in a tax-effi cient way. For many years the amount that could be invested in an ISA each tax year was limited to £7,000. But this has since increased; up to £11,280 can be invested in this tax year, and the allowance is due to rise each year in line with infl ation. From 6 April it will increase to £11,520. The catch with the annual ISA allowance is that if you don’t use it, you lose it.

There are two types of ISA: Cash ISAs are savings accounts where the interest is paid tax-free and Stocks & Shares ISAs, as the name suggests, that allow investment into a wider range of stock market and other fi nancial instruments. The attraction of a Stocks & Shares ISA is that both income and capital gains attract no further tax liability. However, there are restrictions on how much can be invested in each type. The full annual allowance can be invested in a Stocks & Shares ISA, but only half the allowance - £5,640 this year – can be saved in a Cash ISA, although the balance of the allowance can still be invested in a Stocks & Shares version. Of course, the favourable tax treatment given to ISAs is subject to changes in legislation and may not necessarily be maintained in future.

Undoubtedly, ISAs have been a success story. Over £390 billion has been invested

across all ISA types since their launch. Cash ISAs represented 49% of all ISA accounts opened in the fi rst year. Yet, despite interest rates remaining at record lows, Cash ISAs accounted for a huge 80% of total applications in the last tax year, refl ecting almost certainly the increased risk aversion prompted by the fi nancial crisis in recent years. As a result, over 16.5 million people hold a total of £200 billion in Cash ISAs (source: HMRC, September 2012).

But there is a sting in the tail. The squeeze on savers from record-low interest rates

is also being felt by those with Cash ISAs. Figures from the Bank of England

in December showed that the average Cash ISA deposit rate is just 0.65%. The interest rate on the best-buy Cash ISA has fallen below 3% for the fi rst time since 1999. Furthermore, only two Cash ISA accounts currently pay a rate that beats infl ation (source: Moneyfacts, January 2013). That a huge chunk of £200 billion in savings is failing to beat infl ation is a stark illustration of how this rare tax-saving opportunity is being wasted.

The reality is that the tax benefi ts provided by ISAs are best maximised by investing for the long term in assets capable of achieving capital growth and rising income. The likelihood is that interest rates will remain very low for a number of years to come and, regrettably, savers cannot even be sure that their Cash ISA account is achieving a better rate than a standard deposit account. Against that backdrop, whilst cash is certainly the right home for money that might be needed in the short term, ISA allowances might be better utilised by investing in a diversifi ed portfolio of assets that have the scope to deliver higher levels of income and long-term capital gains and, in doing so, make the most of the tax freedom on returns. Of course, investors need to bear in mind that the value of a Stocks & Shares ISA may fall as well as rise and it does not provide the

security of capital associated with a Cash ISA.

As well as considering the best use of this and future years’ ISA allowances, those who have already built up signifi cant ISA funds might be able to improve the income and capital returns on offer. All too often, people do not review their ISA portfolio strategy frequently enough. How are the investment managers performing? Is the asset mix, geographic spread or fund choice still right for them? Can they improve the income-generating potential of their ISA portfolio? Are they happy with the service they’re receiving?

A thorough review of an ISA portfolio by an experienced wealth manager can ensure that it is appropriately structured and diversifi ed to help achieve immediate or future fi nancial goals. ISAs should be a cornerstone of fi nancial planning, but it is also important to consider them in the context of an overall investment strategy and to ensure that an ISA portfolio can be

adjusted easily to cater for changing needs.

As a fi nal thought, parents,

grandparents, and indeed anyone who might want to help a child build capital for his or her future, should not overlook Junior ISAs, which were introduced in November 2011 to give under-18s a similar tax-effi cient savings opportunity. The limit for investment in this tax year is £3,600; but given the future fi nancial challenges faced by the children of today, any help will provide them with a valued head start.

To receive a complimentary guide produced by St. James’s Place Wealth Management, covering Wealth Management, Retirement Planning or Inheritance Tax Planning, contact Mark Pennington of Ryley Wealth Management Limited, on 0115 905 1480, by email at enquiries.rwmltd@sjpp.co.uk or visit www.ryleywm.co.uk.

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Pennies Count - Money Advice from Mark

“people are wasting the valuable tax-saving advantages..”

“Undoubtedly, ISAs have been a success story. Over £390 billion has been invested across all ISA types since their launch. .”

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April’s here. Yippee! I absolutely love the feeling that the trees are starting to bud and the bulbs are fi nally

displaying their prize blooms after a cold winter, interned in the hard ground.Spring always seems like such a sweet reward after the winter months – and this rather snowy year, has resulted in more people yearning for a bit of colour in our landscape than usual, I suspect. My job involves me talking to a wide variety of people in the Mansfi eld area and thinking back, the conversation always seems to start with something like, “let’s hope the better weather will be here soon” That brings me on to our gardens. As the daughter of two very committed gardeners, I was brought up in the 1970’s going to National Garden Scheme open days, helping my Dad to dig the carrot patch and pricking out seedlings in the greenhouse ready for that blaze of garden colour. As a child I seemed to infuse the latin names of plants, even though as a teenager, I would have described my parents’ hobby as ‘boring’.As an adult of course, I now look back very fondly on my Dad’s greenhouse operation which was so distinctive in smell, and so full of promise for the fertile season to come -

the paraffi n heater would be quietly chugging away and keeping the chill off the tender seedlings while the emerging sun, got stronger and coaxed the plants outside into the soil.My garden efforts nowadays tend to focus on what can be done quickly and will effectively counteract the damage the dog and children do to the infrastructure of the garden. Concentrating on pot arrangements, makes it as more of a tick-box exercise than a passion. I do however get a lot of pleasure from seeing the care that other people take with their gardens and know that here in Mansfi eld, there are many of us that are truly in love with our fl ora – a simple and natural way to express our creativity and embrace nature’s cycles. I relish the day when I too will have the time and resources to nurture my garden and really make the most of the Spring and Summer seasons as they arrive. Unsurprisingly on my bucket list, there’s a greenhouse .Jennifer Needham, BDM at Midland Insurance Services

Femme pageIn this section of the magazine the focus is on the ladies. Our regular writer Jennifer

Needham, sharing her High Life experiences. Trying to lose weight for the summer? Why not try Hypnotherapy. Top 10 tips for safe summer sizzling skincare.

AApril’s here. Yippee! I absolutely love the feeling that pril’s here. Yippee! I absolutely love the feeling that

Jennifer’s Leisure Blog

Skincare tips for using sunscreen – when the sun shines that is!1. Always use a high, broad spectrum SPF (30 to 50) before you apply make-up. 2. Remove your make-up thoroughly each and every night. If you are being good and using sunscreen every day, removing your make up and skincare at the end of the day is essential. 3. Drink a glass of water every 2 hours. Set the alarm on your phone, put up post it notes, just don’t forget to hydrate. Sip water throughout the day and measure how much you are having. 4. Go lighter with your make-up. Think water-based formulas, tinted moisturisers, mineral make-up and of course BB creams. 5. Ditch the powder and instead go for matte type lotion under your make-up. These high tech formulas tackle the oily T-zone and

over-stimulated oil production at the source instead of powder that only adds to the problem.6. Spritz your face. A hydrating face spritz will keep your skin beautifully fresh and your make up will last longer. 7. Exfoliate your skin every second day with a gentle, non-abrasive face scrub to remove any dead skin cells and residue of sunscreen. 8. Use a face mask every week to hydrate and repair damage from sun, surf and late nights.9. Use an eye cream. This is not the time to skip important, skin saving routines. Eye cream will help keep your eyes in top shape. 10. Sleep tight. Back to back partying is a killer for creating skin stress. Sleep is still the number one way to refresh and beautify your skin. If you can’t get to bed early, try a siesta after lunch or a ‘disco’ nap before you go out.

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Fashion: Sea To ShoreThis Year’s Bikini Wish ListCalling all colour fi ends,

this summer’s bikinis

are bright, bold and

beautiful. Neons, primary colours and

gentle pastels are trending in 2013.

This summer, fashion is all about

the midriff and with bra tops making

dramatic news beneath minimal two

piece suits, it’s even easier to take your

bikini look right off the sandy shores

and into the cocktail lounge. Ladies,

it’s time to meet this year’s best bikini

trends.

Pattern Passion. Detailed, intricate and

busy patterns are huge this summer.

Animal prints, geometric patterns

and native American inspired

feather motifs are all

on the must have list,

but fl orals take the

top spot with their

charming feminine

chic. This fl oral

swimsuit from Marks

and Spencer is right

on trend and,

with a black

background,

balances

heavy

patterning with

slimming style.

Vintage Nostalgia. Halter necks and

high waisted briefs mix classic with fun.

Go for nostalgic vintage patterns in bold

candy stripes and oversize polka dots,

or minimise the kitsch with modern

colours and prints. Retro swimsuit

shapes offer the benefi t of a fl attering

lower cut on the leg and there’s also a

great selection of loose retro shorts

on the high street to take

your bikini onto

dry land in fi fties

pin-up style. Try this

fi fties style blue polka

dot bikini from Marks

and Spencer.

Feminine Frills. One of this

season’s key day-wear looks -

the minimal frill - has also found

its way into swimwear. Bringing a

hint of girlishness to simple, classic

designs, the frill is a modern way to

add detail. This neon bandeau bikini

top from George at ASDA is a great

way to get the look at just £8, with

matching bottoms available at

£4.

The Cut-Away. When a

bikini feels too revealing,

the cut-away swimsuit is

ideal. There’s a wide range

of cut-aways on the high street

this year to suit all body shapes.

A great cut-away gives the slinky

illusion of a bikini while covering

up those troubling areas.

This pink

swimsuit

from Marks and

Spencer hides

the tummy while

showing off curvy

waists.

Printed Pants. Take your bikini look

into the night by swapping your bikini

bottoms for printed pants. These

tapered pants from

Topshop hit two of this

summer’s key trends

head on - neon and

fl oral prints - making

them a summer

must have.

Perfect for

teaming with

a classic

black bikini

top these

pants

effortlessly shift

your look from day to night. For

even more adventure, experiment with

clashing patterns.

IMAGE INFORMATION :

Floral swimsuit, pink cut-away swimsuit and blue polka dot bando bikini all MARKS & SPENCER

Neon bandeau bikini top from GEORGE at ASDA

Neon tapered pants from TOPSHOP, 0845 121 4519, www.topshop.com

Fashion by Natalie

About NatalieA local freelance journalist with a passion for fashion, I write for local news websites and blogs, specialising in lifestyle and popular culture. When I’m not writing I can usually be found with my head buried in the pages of fashion magazines, watching the latest catwalk shows or scouring the high street for the latest designer inspired looks. I love fashions infl uenced by the 1930’s, 40s and 50s. Think Peter Pan collars, A-line skirts and vintage patterns - that’s me

Pattern Passion. Detailed, intricate and

busy patterns are huge this summer.

Animal prints, geometric patterns

and native American inspired

feather motifs are all

on the must have list,

but fl orals take the

top spot with their

charming feminine

chic. This fl oral

swimsuit from Marks

and Spencer is right

on trend and,

with a black

background,

patterning with

top from George at ASDA is a great

way to get the look at just £8, with

matching bottoms available at

£4.

The Cut-Away. When a

bikini feels too revealing,

the cut-away swimsuit is

ideal. There’s a wide range

of cut-aways on the high street

this year to suit all body shapes.

A great cut-away gives the slinky

illusion of a bikini while covering

up those troubling areas.

This pink

swimsuit

from Marks and

Spencer hides

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� e High Life Travel & Leisure FairIn association with Travel Counsellors, � e

High Life are proud to present a Travel & Leisure Fair on Saturday 20th April at the Manor Hotel, Carr Bank Park, Mans� eld NG18 2AL. � e event starts at 10am and ending at 3pm is FREE to attend. Why not come along if you want inspiration for a variety of travel & leisure events across the UK, Europe and the world.

Luxury Cruises? City Breaks? Adventure Holidays? Singles

Tours? Weddings abroad? Honeymoons?

Wave goodbye to the stresses and strains of everyday life, enjoy the heat of the sun, the fun of the snow, discover historical buildings or taste the culture of faraway places. Maybe consider a spa day out on your doorstep or camp out in the notorious Sherwood Forest. � e High Life warmly invites you to come along and visit our variety of travel & Leisure stands to consider a holiday to suit you and your budget.Mandy Rhodes and Donna Horner of Travel Counsellors will be on hand at the event o� ering expert advice to ensure you have a wonderful smooth journey from the moment you choose what holiday you want to embark upon.

A variety of stands will be available to showcase the choice of holidays plus a number of holiday items for sale to get you ready for departure. Plus a beautician on the day to help you prepare for take-o� and even some advisors on health and � tness to ensure you look fabulous.

For more details or to book a stand, call Diane Carter Editor of � e High Life & Organiser on: 07916 245 367 or email:diane@marathon-media.co.uk. (See poster opposite)

About Travel CounsellorsWe are a truly dynamic and global travel company. Founded in the UK in 1994, the company has over 1,100 full time professional agents operating across six countries and is widely regarded as the most professional home-based travel company in the world.

Our Travel Counsellors take pride in getting to know their clients, providing them with the highest possible levels of personal service and taking care of all their travel requirements, down to the last details. With an average of 19 years experience they o� er a level of expertise and personal knowledge that few other travel companies can match.We are one of the leading companies in the world when it comes to customer loyalty and satisfaction. Using the Net Promoter Score System, Travel Counsellors has consistently achieved a world berating score of over 9%, far higher than that achieved by other travel companies and putting it amongst just a handful of companies that are rated so highly by their customers.Travel Counsellors has won numerous awards including: Best Travel Agent, as voted by readers of � e Guardian, Observer Unlimited and the Queens Award for Enterprise for 2003 – 2008, the UK’s highest accolade. � e company is also listed in the Telegraph’s 1000 Britain’s brightest business.It’s reassuring to know that everything you book with Travel Counsellors is � nancially protected. � e air holiday packages and charter � ights we provide are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Alongside ATOL protection we are proud to operate the Travel Counsellors Trust which protects every other element of your booking.

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� e High LifeTravel & Leisure Fair

Saturday 20th April 2013at � e Manor Hotel

Carr Bank Park, Mans� eld. NG18 2ALTime: 10 am—3pm FREE TO ATTEND

A Flagship Event for Mans� eld & Ash� eld Showcasing a Host of Holiday Ideas • Luxury Cruises• Camping & Caravanning• Weddings & Honeymoons Abroad• City Breaks & Days out • Solo & Adventure Holidays• Spa Venues

• Local Tourist Attractions• Lots of Travel Items to Buy

The High Life Magazine for Mansfi eld and Ashfi eld warmly invites you to come along and visit our variety of Travel & Leisure stands to fi nd ideas

for your next planned holiday or event

Book a stand to showcase your business to the thousands of local readers of The High Life Mansfi eld and Ashfi eld lifestyle magazine

For More information call Diane Carter Editor on 07916 245 367 or Email; diane@marathon-media.co.uk

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County Cricket Testing Loan

As part of a long established business relationship with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club,

Rushcliffe Borough Council, along with three other key partners (Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council and East Midlands Development Agency) provided a £1.23m loan to ensure Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club was able to complete for and retain its Test Match status. The loan in 2008 was used to fi nance important ground improvements including the redevelopment of “The New Stand”, permanent fl ood lights, replaced score board and Test Match offi cial facilities. The investment by the four partners resulted in an immediate investment return as Trent Bridge was the only ground outside London to be utilised in the 2009 ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup. In respect of Rushcliffe, the loan was an essential element in our strategy to invest in both the local economy and community. The agreement reached with the Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club included the requirement for them to develop and deliver the Positive Futures programme, a project which has been nationally recognised as making a signifi cant contribution to reducing crime and social behaviour whilst improving the opportunities for young people in Cotgrave. Councillor Neil Clarke, Leader of the Council’s response:“In 2008, Rushcliffe Borough Council’s proportion of a loan

made in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council and East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA) was £1.23m. Following the magnifi cent result in reducing anti-social behaviour and crime within Cotgrave over a fi ve year

period, the programme also transformed and improved the opportunity of outcomes for many of the young

people of the Town. Therefore, we agreed – following a request from Nottinghamshire

County Cricket Club – to convert £450,000 of the original loan to grant and an additional commitment to convert a further £90,000 per annum for a maximum of four years

in exchange for the expansion and continuation of the Positive Futures project within Rushcliffe. This, we believe, represents excellent value for money whilst also assisting the Cricket Club in retaining its Test Match status in exchange for the provision of a nationally acclaimed community partnership which will continue to inspire, nurture and benefi t our young people. I fi rmly believe our approach will continue to maintain Trent Bridge’s world renowned reputation whilst continuing

the support for our local business community.”

redevelopment of “The New Stand”, permanent fl ood lights, replaced score board and Test Match offi cial facilities. The investment by the four partners resulted in an immediate investment return as Trent Bridge was the only ground outside London to be utilised in the 2009 ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup. In respect of Rushcliffe, the loan was an essential element in our strategy to invest in both the local economy and community. The agreement reached with the Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club included the requirement for them to develop and deliver the Positive Futures programme, a project which has been nationally recognised as making a signifi cant contribution to reducing crime and social behaviour whilst improving the

Councillor Neil Clarke, Leader of the Council’s response:

people of the Town. Therefore, we agreed – following a request from Nottinghamshire

County Cricket Club – to convert £450,000 of

Fairtrade Giveaway!

Caterers at the Lindhurst Rooms at Mansfi eld Civic Centre supported Fairtrade Fortnight

by giving away 282 bananas.

Fairtrade Fortnight – which ran from Feb 25 to March 10 – this year asked the British public to focus on where their food comes from and to help support smallholders in the developing world.

And to show support for the campaign, Sodexo Prestige – which runs all the catering and conferencing at the Lindhurst Rooms at Mansfi eld Civic Centre – were distributing fairtrade bananas to every delegate that attended a meeting or conference over the last two weeks.

aterers at the Lindhurst Rooms at Mansfi eld Civic Centre supported Fairtrade Fortnight

by giving away 282 bananas.

Fairtrade Fortnight – which ran from Feb 25 to March 10 – this year asked the British public to focus on where

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The Forest Stone WalkForest Stone Walk approx 2.87 Miles

Starting on the Old Newark Road pass the edge of Bellamy road estate and cross the A617 before turning south towards the MARR and head to the forest Stone and Harlow wood. climb up the hill take a left at the top and pass lindhurst farm before turning left and back to cross the MARR and head for old Newark road retracing your steps for the last part of the walk.Along the route the old forest stone is visible - This old Commemorative stone was erected 1752 by Henrietta Cavendish Holles Harley Ashlar. The stone stands inside a square base and the plaque that marks site of the great forest court and swain-moot. Also visible from many vantage points are the 5 great wind turbines erected a few years ago. For a longer walk you can venture into Harlow wood a ways to enjoy the tall pines and local wildlife.

If you know of a good local walk why not register it on the Walk-4-Life website

You can also send us your photos of the walk and we will try and publish for others to enjoy

Woodland Walks

Regular Feature: The Modern worldMy name is Anthony Scott and despite my youthful good looks passed down to me by Lord Byron himself, I have in fact lived in and around Mansfi eld for all of my 47 years. During this time I have seen the whole landscape that we once knew disappear before my very eyes. Many of you will remember the industries that used to be part and parcel of what our area was. This has now changed dramatically, some for the better and some not so.

One huge thing that is so very different is how we talk to one another. As a lad the best I could hope for to arrange those blissful late night meet ups was happening to be the playground at the right time in the right place to get the gen on the evenings entertainment. If I missed that due to an over zealous teacher demanding lines from me then I missed the whole nights fun! You would think using the home phone would have been an

option, but in our house asking for the use of the phone was akin to asking for a £50 note. Only emergencies counted and my meeting with the pals was not, in my father’s books, one such emergency.

Now with the arrival of such delights as Facebook, Twitter, mobile messaging and the rest, meeting up has never been so easy. I’m surprised any of us are ever in! The Jam in 1977 released a wonderful song called ‘This is the Modern World.’ It turns out it wasn’t! This is.

See you next time.

Anthony Scott is the MD of the Fiducia Group, a fi nancial services boutique based across the East Midlands. He is also the author of ‘On Ashover Hill’ and you can follow him on his site www.anthonyscott.co.uk

It's a park lifeGreen spaces across the Mansfi eld District have been given a spruce up as part of a £28,000 programme of investment.Over the winter months Mansfi eld District Council's Parks Department have been busy adding new features to Larkhills open space (off Holly Road) in Forest Town, Thompson's Grave between Southwell Road West and Berry Hill Lane, Rainworth open space off Southwell Road East and Warsop Road recreation ground in Mansfi eld Woodhouse.New features include new litter bins and seating, mixed perennial borders, new fencing, planting of trees and the creation of new footpaths. At Thompson's Grave (photo), the resting place of Charles Thompson* who was buried in 1784, new interpretation panels have also been installed. Work has been carried out to restore the ornamental gates to the grave area and open up

the entrance to the site, but retaining the original stones.

The projects have been funded by Section 106 money generated from developments in areas surrounding the green spaces.Cllr Philip Shields, Portfolio Holder for the Environment, said: "Across the District there are some true hidden gems of open spaces, parks and nature reserves, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to play, relax and exercise. This project to enhance these areas will make them even more enjoyable for many."For more information about local parks, open spaces and nature reserves visit www.mansfi eld.gov.uk/parks

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at Sherwood Pines Forest

Friday 14 JuneBLONDIE+ THE LIGHTNING SEEDS (ACOUSTIC)

Saturday 15 JunePALOMA FAITH+ SPECIAL GUESTS

What’s on AprilThe Wizard of OzMonday 8 AprilExercise Thrugh DanceMonday 8 April – Monday 24 JuneAlice in WonderlandWednesday 10 AprilBest Friends ForeverThursday 11 AprilThe Super Sonic 70’s ShowFriday 12 AprilThe Brighouse and Rastrick BandSunday 14 AprilJethroWednesday 17 AprilBelly DancingThursday 18 April – Thursday 4 JulyColin FryThursday 18 AprilFabulous Johnny Cash RoadshowSaturday 20 AprilMade in BrumWednesday 24 AprilWe’ll Meet Again - Farewell TourThursday 25 AprilHow to Catch a StarSaturday 27 AprilMike HardingSunday 28 April

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Winner of 2 tickets to see Blondie in Sherwood Pines

Q: Who is performing with BlondieA: The Lightning SeedsWinning entry is: Pam Morston from Kings ClipstoneThanks to everyone who entered and you can still buy tickets - see the advert above.

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Useful ContactsMansfi eld District Council 01623 463463Ashfi eld District Council 01623 450 000 Nottinghamshire C. C. 01159 823823Nottinghamshire Police 01623 420 999Non emergency number 101Crimestoppers 0800 555 111Community First Responders 01623 796 295Nottinghamshire County NHS 01159 691 300Mansfi eld Citizens Advice 01623 651 177Job Centre Plus 01159 793 638Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service 01159 670 880Severn Trent Water 0800 783 4444Mansfi eld Community & Voluntary Service: phone number is 01623 651177 & website is www.mansfi eldcvs.org.Useful Websiteswww.mansfi eldtowncentre.co.ukwww.masp.infowww.mansfi eld2020.comhttp://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Sutton-Town-Centre-Group/114801795199925 http://www.facebook.com/#!/Idlewells Plus visit The High Life online atwww.thehighlifemagazine.co.uk

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Film Review: Iron Man IIIDirector: Shane BlackRelease: 24th April

And so it goes on… Robert Downey Jr. returns as Tony

Stark aka Iron Man, although director Jon Favreau has departed the franchise with ‘Kiss Kiss Bang Bang’ director Shane Black picking up the reigns. Co-star Don Cheadle (Lt Rhodes/War Machine) promises more action and fun in the third in the series, also hinting at a return to the original offbeat character-driven style (rather than

the disappointing sequel, we hope). Gwyneth Paltrow and Scarlett Johansson are due to reprise their roles as Pepper Potts and Natalie Rushman respectively.

Book Review: Whiskey BeachNora RobertsReleased: 18th AprilEli Landon seems to have the perfect life. A beautiful wife, a wonderful house, a dazzling legal career. But when his wife is brutally murdered after confessing to an affair, Eli is named prime suspect - without a shred of evidence. After a year-long ordeal the case is dropped, but Eli’s world is in tatters.

Abandoned by his friends, hounded by the media and a detective with a grudge, Eli retreats to the small-town sanctuary of Whiskey Beach and Bluff House, his beloved grandmother’s home by the sea. Bluff House has belonged to the Landons for generations and is the perfect place for Eli to regain his strength and rediscover his fi rst love - writing. He is helped in his recovery by Abra Walsh - nurturing, courageous and a survivor herself. As Eli heals, he begins to open his heart to Abra, and for the fi rst time, dares to dream of a future.

But as Abra and Eli take their fi rst steps towards each other, a dangerous enemy is watching from the shadows. An enemy determined to make sure Eli Landon will never have that ‘perfect life’ - whatever the cost...ISBN-13: 978-0749958114 Amazon £10.19

SPRING POEM To you sweet fl owers, waken now,

Rise up your stems to sunlight,Bluebells ring out your chimes,

Your colour true, not white or pinkBut angels’ hue from sky be given.

Hawthorn, be it red or white and apple blossom fl owing,Will carpet paths with colour glowing

To those who’ve chanced upon these scenes,With eyes to wonder at these sights be given –

Will stop and look at them as if they are in Heaven.

Buttercup, a shade of gold so brightBut don’t take all the glory or colour,Share it with your kind for all to see.

Daisy, cuckoo pine, violet and dog-roseAre not second-best, as well you know.

To each its gift of rainbow’s colour,From Solfe the brook to river.

Arches will glow with pride, its gift to shareWith seeking eyes of lesser kinds,

A gift to humankind to cherish in lasting mind.

© Arthur Radford 2012

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