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Get more local news online: www.boscombe.infoRizzle Kicks at Night Air
Win a meal for twoVivienne Westwood on BCCAThree in a Bed?
YOUR NEW COMMUNITYMAGAZINE LAUNCHES
HELLO & WELCOMEto your new Boscombe Magazine
Welcome to the very �rst edition of the new Boscombe Magazine. This free, pocket-sized local magazine will be coming out bi-monthly with all the latest local news, events, listings, interviews, o�ers from local shops and businesses plus some great puzzles, competitions and other fun stu�!
I’d personally like to take this opportunity to thank the companies, groups and organisations that have helped bring this �rst edition together, without their help it wouldn’t have been possible.What do you want to see in future magazines? Let me know by emailing your ideas to [email protected]
Tom FaullCONTENTS PageLocal News 4Useful Dates & Events 5 Urban Reef Competition 6What Did Alice Find? 8Vivienne Westwood on BCCA 10-11What Goes on at Hamilton Hall? 14Boscombe Map 16-17Crime Prevention Scheme 18-19Social Groups & Things To Do 20-21Help Your Child Get A Head Start 22Looking Back at Boscombe’s History 24-25Useful Contacts 26-27How to Advertise Your Business 28Puzzle Page 29Subscribe & Support 30
EditorTom Faull
Feature Editor & SalesClaudine Harley07739 378978
Thanks toLawrence Roots+ all our supporters, readers and advertisers
Websitewww.boscombe.infoTelephone0845 388 [email protected]
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We can accept no responsibility for inaccuracies or complaints arising from advertising features.
Statements and opinions expressed in the magazine are those of the contributors or of the editorial sta�, and may not represent the o�cial position of the Pure Glow Media.
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BOSCOMBE NEWS & EVENTSlocal news from Boscombe, Pokesdown & Boscombe East
facebook.com/boscombe.infotwitter.com/boscombeinfo
Boscombe Community Photography ProjectStarting on the 18th August and running for 3 weeks, this is a new and exciting opportunity for young people aged 13 - 19 to get snap-happy in their local area.
Co-ordinator Clare Belmont told us more, “We will be working with local businesses to showcase our young people’s skills, print images onto canvas, display them in the Sovereign Centre Project Shop, a Sovereign Centre Exhibition, local guest houses and restaurants. Our mentors and volunteers include students currently studying Photography, Bournemouth Youth Service, and Young Enterprise, where students will have the option and opportunity to learn about social enterprise, as pro�ts from any prints sold will be split between the student and funding the project for the future.”
Find out more, email [email protected] or call 07716 585411.
Boscombe’s the place to be for Night AirRizzle Kicks and Newton Faulkner are both headlining the brand new Night Air at the Piers live music programme. Both Bournemouth and Boscombe Piers will host jam-packed evenings of music at the stages sponsored by Corona, with the lion’s share of big name performances appearing not at Bournemouth but at Boscombe Pier!
On Thursday 30th August, there will be performances by local bands chosen by Wave 105 starting at 5.15pm. Headlining the Friday night will be popular UK musician Newton Faulkner, supported by Honey Ryder, Ben Montague and Britain’s Got Talent star Ryan O’Shaughnessy. The evening will start with a stunning performance by the Robbie Boyd Band, kicking-o� at
6pm. Saturday night will see performances by the amazing Rizzle Kicks supported by Scouting for Girls and the Loveable Rogues from Britain’s Got Talent with another stunning performance to start the show at 6pm. See www.bhlivetickets.co.uk for tickets.
Recession Fund Bene�ts BoscombeThe Bournemouth Chamber of Trade (BCTC) has secured a grant from the Council’s Recession Fund for work in Boscombe. Chamber President Nigel Hedges told us, “The BCTC is proud to have the Sovereign Centre as members and we have established through them the Boscombe Business Forum. The forum is open to all Boscombe businesses with the Sovereign Centre as its hub. Our Recession Fund project work will see a BCTC Project Manager based there regularly and the full raft of full Bournemouth Chamber membership bene�ts will stem from the ‘one membership , two bene�ts’ scheme for Boscombe business who join the BCTC directly.”For more information visit www.bournemouthchamber.org.uk
Useful Dates & Events - September & October 201225 Aug Big Bat Night with Friends of Boscombe Chine Gardens. £1 per
person. Meet by the spa shelter at the entrance to the gardens, opposite Boscombe Pier. See boscombechinegardens.org
8 Sept Murder Mystery Evening. 7pm at St Andrews Church. See standrewschurchboscombe.com for details.
14-16 Sept Boscombe Community Fair. A popular community run music and arts festival in Kings Park. See Facebook page for more: facebook.com/boscombefair
19 Sept Boscombe Beach Aquathlon. Join the sea swim and �at sea front promenade run, £12. Registration at Boscombe Pier at 6pm.
27 Sept Nik Kershaw and Band at o2. Experience one of the UK's premier singer/songwriters live in concert. Book online.
30 Sept 10km & 5km Charity Run. Dorset Blind Association’s third annual Charity Run. Start and �nish at Boscombe Pier Promenade. Entry is £5 (£10 if registering on the day). See dorsetblind.org.uk
19 Oct Newton Faulkner at o2. The Brit-nominated, acoustic guitar virtuoso tours the UK following the release of his third album ‘Write It On Your Skin’. Book online.There’s so much going on in our vibrant part of Dorset, check our online calendar for many more events. Want to see yours listed? Email [email protected] with the details.
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BOSCOMBE NEWS & EVENTSlocal news from Boscombe, Pokesdown & Boscombe East
facebook.com/boscombe.infotwitter.com/boscombeinfo
Boscombe Community Photography ProjectStarting on the 18th August and running for 3 weeks, this is a new and exciting opportunity for young people aged 13 - 19 to get snap-happy in their local area.
Co-ordinator Clare Belmont told us more, “We will be working with local businesses to showcase our young people’s skills, print images onto canvas, display them in the Sovereign Centre Project Shop, a Sovereign Centre Exhibition, local guest houses and restaurants. Our mentors and volunteers include students currently studying Photography, Bournemouth Youth Service, and Young Enterprise, where students will have the option and opportunity to learn about social enterprise, as pro�ts from any prints sold will be split between the student and funding the project for the future.”
Find out more, email [email protected] or call 07716 585411.
Boscombe’s the place to be for Night AirRizzle Kicks and Newton Faulkner are both headlining the brand new Night Air at the Piers live music programme. Both Bournemouth and Boscombe Piers will host jam-packed evenings of music at the stages sponsored by Corona, with the lion’s share of big name performances appearing not at Bournemouth but at Boscombe Pier!
On Thursday 30th August, there will be performances by local bands chosen by Wave 105 starting at 5.15pm. Headlining the Friday night will be popular UK musician Newton Faulkner, supported by Honey Ryder, Ben Montague and Britain’s Got Talent star Ryan O’Shaughnessy. The evening will start with a stunning performance by the Robbie Boyd Band, kicking-o� at
6pm. Saturday night will see performances by the amazing Rizzle Kicks supported by Scouting for Girls and the Loveable Rogues from Britain’s Got Talent with another stunning performance to start the show at 6pm. See www.bhlivetickets.co.uk for tickets.
Recession Fund Bene�ts BoscombeThe Bournemouth Chamber of Trade (BCTC) has secured a grant from the Council’s Recession Fund for work in Boscombe. Chamber President Nigel Hedges told us, “The BCTC is proud to have the Sovereign Centre as members and we have established through them the Boscombe Business Forum. The forum is open to all Boscombe businesses with the Sovereign Centre as its hub. Our Recession Fund project work will see a BCTC Project Manager based there regularly and the full raft of full Bournemouth Chamber membership bene�ts will stem from the ‘one membership , two bene�ts’ scheme for Boscombe business who join the BCTC directly.”For more information visit www.bournemouthchamber.org.uk
Useful Dates & Events - September & October 201225 Aug Big Bat Night with Friends of Boscombe Chine Gardens. £1 per
person. Meet by the spa shelter at the entrance to the gardens, opposite Boscombe Pier. See boscombechinegardens.org
8 Sept Murder Mystery Evening. 7pm at St Andrews Church. See standrewschurchboscombe.com for details.
14-16 Sept Boscombe Community Fair. A popular community run music and arts festival in Kings Park. See Facebook page for more: facebook.com/boscombefair
19 Sept Boscombe Beach Aquathlon. Join the sea swim and �at sea front promenade run, £12. Registration at Boscombe Pier at 6pm.
27 Sept Nik Kershaw and Band at o2. Experience one of the UK's premier singer/songwriters live in concert. Book online.
30 Sept 10km & 5km Charity Run. Dorset Blind Association’s third annual Charity Run. Start and �nish at Boscombe Pier Promenade. Entry is £5 (£10 if registering on the day). See dorsetblind.org.uk
19 Oct Newton Faulkner at o2. The Brit-nominated, acoustic guitar virtuoso tours the UK following the release of his third album ‘Write It On Your Skin’. Book online.There’s so much going on in our vibrant part of Dorset, check our online calendar for many more events. Want to see yours listed? Email [email protected] with the details.
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Enjoy a delicious lunch for two, including drinks, to the value of £50, at the funky and informal Urban Reef Restaurant. Pop down, chill out & enjoy some of the very best panoramic views in town. To be in with a chance of winning, just answer this ‘sunshine’ themed question:
Win Pizza for 2
Terms and ConditionsOne winner will be picked at random and informed by email. One entry per person. The judges decision is �nal. There is no cash alternative. Your information is protected by the Data Protection Act 1998. Competition closes 30th October 2012. Prize to be redeemed by March 2013, Sunday through to Thursday.
Enter online at www.boscombe.info/competition or email your name, address & answer to [email protected]
In Greek mythology, who �ew too close to the sun?a. Icarus b. Medusa c. Nick the Greek
WIN A MEAL FOR TWOat Urban Reef
Boscombe Area Regeneration GroupBARG is for Residents and Businesses, come and have your say.
Let's ALL make Boscombe a better place to live, work and visit!
The next meetings are at 7pm on: • Tuesday 11 September 2012 • Tuesday 9 October 2012
At The Factory, 107a Haviland Road, Boscombe BH7 6HJ
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Enjoy a delicious lunch for two, including drinks, to the value of £50, at the funky and informal Urban Reef Restaurant. Pop down, chill out & enjoy some of the very best panoramic views in town. To be in with a chance of winning, just answer this ‘sunshine’ themed question:
Win Pizza for 2
Terms and ConditionsOne winner will be picked at random and informed by email. One entry per person. The judges decision is �nal. There is no cash alternative. Your information is protected by the Data Protection Act 1998. Competition closes 30th October 2012. Prize to be redeemed by March 2013, Sunday through to Thursday.
Enter online at www.boscombe.info/competition or email your name, address & answer to [email protected]
In Greek mythology, who �ew too close to the sun?a. Icarus b. Medusa c. Nick the Greek
WIN A MEAL FOR TWOat Urban Reef
WHAT DID ALICE FIND?vintage style in Pokesdown
We spoke to Nicki, owner of ‘What Alice Found‘, a quirky boutique in the vintage quarter of Pokesdown in Boscombe.
Nicki explained what you can expect to �nd in the store, “We sell items from my online vintage ladies boutique ‘The Cherry Closet‘ and ‘Ikkonik’ vintage menswear. In our wonderland you’ll also �nd vintage and Alice in Wonderland inspired work by various local
artists and upcycled jewellery from designers of ‘Follow the White Rabbit ’.”
She continued, “We stock an ever-changing selection of vintage treasure, o�ering an a�ordable alternative to high street fashion. Choose from an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, accessories, hats, bags, shoes, homeware, wedding attire, unique collectibles and art. Oh, and the odd �amingo”.
On the design of the shop Nicki told us, “I decorated the shop inspired by elaborate �lm sets of era’s gone by, full of carefully chosen cherry picked items. Our window displays are popular with shoppers too, with my imagination running riot! The boutique attracts an interesting mix of customers, and so far we have been featured in Glamour, Closer, ASOS blog, The Daily Mail, DV8, Listed and IDOL magazine.”
What Alice Found is a place that’s fun to shop in, and aims to o�er customers those one o�, highly individual items that make a great gift, or addition to any wardrobe and home. Every week in the shop is di�erent to the last, so just pop in - you never know what you may �nd!
They are open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 6pm and visit their website for more www.whatalicefound.co.uk
Did You Know?• In February 2012 the boutique was named in the
Top 10 Vintage Shops in the South West by Country Calling magazine.
• Nicki has provided vintage styling for The Daily Mail, dressed theatre productions and freelances for photo shoots.
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WHAT DID ALICE FIND?vintage style in Pokesdown
We spoke to Nicki, owner of ‘What Alice Found‘, a quirky boutique in the vintage quarter of Pokesdown in Boscombe.
Nicki explained what you can expect to �nd in the store, “We sell items from my online vintage ladies boutique ‘The Cherry Closet‘ and ‘Ikkonik’ vintage menswear. In our wonderland you’ll also �nd vintage and Alice in Wonderland inspired work by various local
artists and upcycled jewellery from designers of ‘Follow the White Rabbit ’.”
She continued, “We stock an ever-changing selection of vintage treasure, o�ering an a�ordable alternative to high street fashion. Choose from an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, accessories, hats, bags, shoes, homeware, wedding attire, unique collectibles and art. Oh, and the odd �amingo”.
On the design of the shop Nicki told us, “I decorated the shop inspired by elaborate �lm sets of era’s gone by, full of carefully chosen cherry picked items. Our window displays are popular with shoppers too, with my imagination running riot! The boutique attracts an interesting mix of customers, and so far we have been featured in Glamour, Closer, ASOS blog, The Daily Mail, DV8, Listed and IDOL magazine.”
What Alice Found is a place that’s fun to shop in, and aims to o�er customers those one o�, highly individual items that make a great gift, or addition to any wardrobe and home. Every week in the shop is di�erent to the last, so just pop in - you never know what you may �nd!
They are open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 6pm and visit their website for more www.whatalicefound.co.uk
Did You Know?• In February 2012 the boutique was named in the
Top 10 Vintage Shops in the South West by Country Calling magazine.
• Nicki has provided vintage styling for The Daily Mail, dressed theatre productions and freelances for photo shoots.
VIVIENNE WESTWOODoffers support to the Boscombe Centre for Community and Arts
Dame Vivienne Westwood has joined forces with locals in Boscombe in a bid to save the Boscombe Centre for Community and Arts (BCCA) from demolition by the local Conservative council, who wish to build eleven houses on the site.
Dame Westwood said, “The arts, culture and our heritage should be enjoyed and harnessed for all the bene�ts they can bring to this and future generations,” and that, “it is inconceivable the local Council would even
consider destroying this building located in the heart of the community, and so close to the beach, which is a legacy of the Shelley family for only eleven houses – especially as the Council seek to regenerate Boscombe through the Creative Industries.”
Katherine Edgar of BCCA Friends, the action group heading up the campaign for over 4 years, told us more, “Their social enterprise business plan, based on research with 2,663 residents, requires no funding from the Council and could breathe ‘economic, cultural and social revival’ to the seaside resort.”
BCCA Friends member, Linda Ni’Man added, “There are no wet weather facilities, or attractions in Boscombe to draw tourists to, so businesses have been failing for years. The site and building is large enough for a theatre/cinema; workshops for creatives; small gym; museum to the Shelley family; with room left to meet residents’ needs. Locals cannot understand why the Council have failed to put the BCCA out to tender to attract wider interest; we know there are parties interested in it.”
Katherine continued, “It was frustrating that quality housing is desperately needed, over ½ mile away around Boscombe Crescent is where most of the housing and social problems are, families could be provided for by converting Houses of Multiple Occupancy as they come
up for sale. At asking prices of £250K, each one could provide 2 large 3 or 4 bedroom �ats with gardens for families; this would start to produce a much needed more balanced demographic around the Crescent and still retain the desperately needed BCCA. Not only has our business plan - which is essentially a ‘Vision for Boscombe’- got the backing of residents it also has the written backing from various educational and health establishments, as well as businesses. What I want to know is what will happen to David Cameron’s ‘Big Society’ if it can’t be supported by a Conservative Council!”
At the time of going to print the BCCA Friends were awaiting a government response to their letter and evidence to what they say is a lack of due process over the handling of the planning application.
BCCA Friends were successful in obtaining Listing for the two original school rooms with English Heritage in 2008. An indenture signed in 1879 by Sir Percy F. Shelley contains Restrictive Covenants, restricting the use of the site and buildings to the people of the area for educational purposes; it was originally a school and later in 1962 it became the �rst Theatre in Education commissioned by any education authority in England; Dame Sybil Thorndike was patron.
Planning application for the demolition of the BCCA was put forward by Bournemouth 2026 and granted by Bournemouth Council on 18th June, despite 938 objections from residents and only two residents in favour.
BCCA Friends can be emailed at [email protected] or �nd out more online www.BoscombeArts.org.uk
What do you think should happen to the site? Have your say on our website and see what others are saying on this subject www.boscombe.infoVivienne Westwood Photo Credit: Christian Shambenait
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VIVIENNE WESTWOODoffers support to the Boscombe Centre for Community and Arts
Dame Vivienne Westwood has joined forces with locals in Boscombe in a bid to save the Boscombe Centre for Community and Arts (BCCA) from demolition by the local Conservative council, who wish to build eleven houses on the site.
Dame Westwood said, “The arts, culture and our heritage should be enjoyed and harnessed for all the bene�ts they can bring to this and future generations,” and that, “it is inconceivable the local Council would even
consider destroying this building located in the heart of the community, and so close to the beach, which is a legacy of the Shelley family for only eleven houses – especially as the Council seek to regenerate Boscombe through the Creative Industries.”
Katherine Edgar of BCCA Friends, the action group heading up the campaign for over 4 years, told us more, “Their social enterprise business plan, based on research with 2,663 residents, requires no funding from the Council and could breathe ‘economic, cultural and social revival’ to the seaside resort.”
BCCA Friends member, Linda Ni’Man added, “There are no wet weather facilities, or attractions in Boscombe to draw tourists to, so businesses have been failing for years. The site and building is large enough for a theatre/cinema; workshops for creatives; small gym; museum to the Shelley family; with room left to meet residents’ needs. Locals cannot understand why the Council have failed to put the BCCA out to tender to attract wider interest; we know there are parties interested in it.”
Katherine continued, “It was frustrating that quality housing is desperately needed, over ½ mile away around Boscombe Crescent is where most of the housing and social problems are, families could be provided for by converting Houses of Multiple Occupancy as they come
up for sale. At asking prices of £250K, each one could provide 2 large 3 or 4 bedroom �ats with gardens for families; this would start to produce a much needed more balanced demographic around the Crescent and still retain the desperately needed BCCA. Not only has our business plan - which is essentially a ‘Vision for Boscombe’- got the backing of residents it also has the written backing from various educational and health establishments, as well as businesses. What I want to know is what will happen to David Cameron’s ‘Big Society’ if it can’t be supported by a Conservative Council!”
At the time of going to print the BCCA Friends were awaiting a government response to their letter and evidence to what they say is a lack of due process over the handling of the planning application.
BCCA Friends were successful in obtaining Listing for the two original school rooms with English Heritage in 2008. An indenture signed in 1879 by Sir Percy F. Shelley contains Restrictive Covenants, restricting the use of the site and buildings to the people of the area for educational purposes; it was originally a school and later in 1962 it became the �rst Theatre in Education commissioned by any education authority in England; Dame Sybil Thorndike was patron.
Planning application for the demolition of the BCCA was put forward by Bournemouth 2026 and granted by Bournemouth Council on 18th June, despite 938 objections from residents and only two residents in favour.
BCCA Friends can be emailed at [email protected] or �nd out more online www.BoscombeArts.org.uk
What do you think should happen to the site? Have your say on our website and see what others are saying on this subject www.boscombe.infoVivienne Westwood Photo Credit: Christian Shambenait
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the factory
Boscombe Cinemateque and Turnaround Textiles, both educational social enterprises, will be joining the Blackwell Dance Academy & ThaiWorks Boxing and Gym at The Factory.
Boscombe Cinemateque will be teaching set design, model making and how to make your own documentary along with film clubs. Turnaround Textiles is all about recycling fabric and teaching skills. Learn sewing and pattern cutting, quilting, embroidery, how to make costumes and do your own alterations. Sessions for the above will be 9.30-11.30am, 12.30-2.30pm, 3.30-5.30pm and 6.30-8.30pm, Monday-Sunday. Each two hour session is £3 and for ages 12 and up. See www.BoscombeArts.org.uk
Whats on at THE FACTORY
launching10 September
2012
The Factory107a Haviland Rd,
Boscombe, Dorset, BH7 6HG
For more information visit: BlackwellDanceAcademy.co.uk Thaiworksgym.co.uk
the factory
Boscombe Cinemateque and Turnaround Textiles, both educational social enterprises, will be joining the Blackwell Dance Academy & ThaiWorks Boxing and Gym at The Factory.
Boscombe Cinemateque will be teaching set design, model making and how to make your own documentary along with film clubs. Turnaround Textiles is all about recycling fabric and teaching skills. Learn sewing and pattern cutting, quilting, embroidery, how to make costumes and do your own alterations. Sessions for the above will be 9.30-11.30am, 12.30-2.30pm, 3.30-5.30pm and 6.30-8.30pm, Monday-Sunday. Each two hour session is £3 and for ages 12 and up. See www.BoscombeArts.org.uk
Whats on at THE FACTORY
launching10 September
2012
The Factory107a Haviland Rd,
Boscombe, Dorset, BH7 6HG
For more information visit: BlackwellDanceAcademy.co.uk Thaiworksgym.co.uk
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WHAT GOES ON AT HAMILTON HALL?John Bellamy bares all
One the most popular episodes of Channel 4’s hit show ‘Three in a Bed’ featured Boscombe based hotel Hamilton Hall. We met up with owner John to �nd out more about the intriguing venue and what it o�ers locals.
John explained the ethos behind Hamilton Hall, “We o�er an aura of spiritual, sexual and personal self development of mind, body and soul and the whole venue o�ers a wonderful healing and supportive atmosphere rarely found for men only. We are open all year for B&B with delightful and spacious bedrooms and the wonderful atmosphere can be felt as soon as you enter. ”
We asked what reaction he received after to his apperance on Channel 4, “After the episode of ”Three in a Bed” was aired we had thousands of emails and phone calls - largely from the straight community congratulating us on how we run Hamilton Hall and how we stood up to homophobia - bullying and bigotry. We still get a �urry of positive emails each time it is repeated or shown overseas.”
Hamilton Hall also runs a comprehensive programme of activities, classes and events, open to non-residents. Below is a small selection, check the Hamilton Hall website for full listings and see if there is anything that tickles your fancy! Please call 399227 to book.
Stunning B&B all yearClothes optional venueBeautiful accommodationNumerous chill out roomsSmall GardenVery friendlyFree pick up from the stationFree WiFi throughoutCheck out the web site for details
01202-399227Credit Cards accepted
THE ONLY GAY MENSHOTEL IN BOURNEMOUTH
AS SEEN ON
CHANNEL 4’s
“THREE IN A BED”
EVENTS AND CLASSES AT HAMILTON HALLSept 7 - 9 Conspiracy Theories. A weekend to share all sorts of thoughts and ideas from 911 to chemicals in food and even Aliens! Sept 14 - 16 Tantra 4 Gay Men. This course invites you to awaken our ecstatic and sexual energy in a group of men. Sept 24 & Nov 26 Breatheasy Workshop. Explore the technique, for integrated breathing and inner well being. Oct 5 - 7 Naked Chill Out Workshop Oct 12 - 14 Massage Workshop Oct 26 - 28 Spiritual Virgins. If you feel the time is right to awaken to a more spiritual lifestyle then this is the weekend for you!
www.hamiltonhall.info
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WHAT GOES ON AT HAMILTON HALL?John Bellamy bares all
One the most popular episodes of Channel 4’s hit show ‘Three in a Bed’ featured Boscombe based hotel Hamilton Hall. We met up with owner John to �nd out more about the intriguing venue and what it o�ers locals.
John explained the ethos behind Hamilton Hall, “We o�er an aura of spiritual, sexual and personal self development of mind, body and soul and the whole venue o�ers a wonderful healing and supportive atmosphere rarely found for men only. We are open all year for B&B with delightful and spacious bedrooms and the wonderful atmosphere can be felt as soon as you enter. ”
We asked what reaction he received after to his apperance on Channel 4, “After the episode of ”Three in a Bed” was aired we had thousands of emails and phone calls - largely from the straight community congratulating us on how we run Hamilton Hall and how we stood up to homophobia - bullying and bigotry. We still get a �urry of positive emails each time it is repeated or shown overseas.”
Hamilton Hall also runs a comprehensive programme of activities, classes and events, open to non-residents. Below is a small selection, check the Hamilton Hall website for full listings and see if there is anything that tickles your fancy! Please call 399227 to book.
Stunning B&B all yearClothes optional venueBeautiful accommodationNumerous chill out roomsSmall GardenVery friendlyFree pick up from the stationFree WiFi throughoutCheck out the web site for details
01202-399227Credit Cards accepted
THE ONLY GAY MENSHOTEL IN BOURNEMOUTH
AS SEEN ON
CHANNEL 4’s
“THREE IN A BED”
EVENTS AND CLASSES AT HAMILTON HALLSept 7 - 9 Conspiracy Theories. A weekend to share all sorts of thoughts and ideas from 911 to chemicals in food and even Aliens! Sept 14 - 16 Tantra 4 Gay Men. This course invites you to awaken our ecstatic and sexual energy in a group of men. Sept 24 & Nov 26 Breatheasy Workshop. Explore the technique, for integrated breathing and inner well being. Oct 5 - 7 Naked Chill Out Workshop Oct 12 - 14 Massage Workshop Oct 26 - 28 Spiritual Virgins. If you feel the time is right to awaken to a more spiritual lifestyle then this is the weekend for you!
www.hamiltonhall.info
BOSCOMBE MAPwhere it’s all at!
Christchurch Road
Christchurch Road
KingsPark
Knyveton Gardens
ShelleyPark
Woodland Walk
Woodland W
alk
Fisherman’s W
alk
Woodland Walk
ChurchillGardens
EastCemetry
Ashley Road
Holdenhurst Road
Italianate Gardens
Surf Reef UpdateThe surf reef was created to enhance waves for surfers but has been criticised for not working properly.David Weight, who helped instigate the controversial arti�cial surf reef commented in August, "The problem lies with the reef's top layer, not the whole structure. The base is sound and secure and has already become a habitat for hundreds of �sh and marine life. It may be possible to clear the damaged bags from its top layer and then look at replacing them with fewer, lighter ones. This is a system which has worked very well in Germany, recently."
Current Status: Out of action after being damaged by a boat propeller in March 2011
Boscombe Land TrainThe popular Land Train has stops at Boscombe Pier, The Precinct (by the entrance to the Royal Arcade), and Boscombe Chine Gardens. You can reach East Cli� and Bournemouth Pier on the train. Unlimited travel all day for only £5.00 per person, or £18 for a family ticket.
BoscombeChine Gardens
Car Park
Boscombe Chine GardensOriginally a splendid Victorian garden, now a central part of Boscombe.Features include �oral displays, mini golf, a water play area, multi-use games area, cafe and totem poles.
Shopping
Land Train Stop
Sovereign Centre
Southbourne
BoscombeEast
Pokesdown
A338 W
esse
x Way
Boscombe Pier
Parks and Gardens
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BOSCOMBE MAPwhere it’s all at!
Christchurch Road
Christchurch Road
KingsPark
Knyveton Gardens
ShelleyPark
Woodland Walk
Woodland W
alk
Fisherman’s W
alk
Woodland Walk
ChurchillGardens
EastCemetry
Ashley Road
Holdenhurst Road
Italianate Gardens
Surf Reef UpdateThe surf reef was created to enhance waves for surfers but has been criticised for not working properly.David Weight, who helped instigate the controversial arti�cial surf reef commented in August, "The problem lies with the reef's top layer, not the whole structure. The base is sound and secure and has already become a habitat for hundreds of �sh and marine life. It may be possible to clear the damaged bags from its top layer and then look at replacing them with fewer, lighter ones. This is a system which has worked very well in Germany, recently."
Current Status: Out of action after being damaged by a boat propeller in March 2011
Boscombe Land TrainThe popular Land Train has stops at Boscombe Pier, The Precinct (by the entrance to the Royal Arcade), and Boscombe Chine Gardens. You can reach East Cli� and Bournemouth Pier on the train. Unlimited travel all day for only £5.00 per person, or £18 for a family ticket.
BoscombeChine Gardens
Car Park
Boscombe Chine GardensOriginally a splendid Victorian garden, now a central part of Boscombe.Features include �oral displays, mini golf, a water play area, multi-use games area, cafe and totem poles.
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CRIME PREVENTION SCHEME Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme
The economic downturn has led to an inevitable increase in retail crime, and retailers need every tool available to protect their business. With this in mind, the Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme was successfully launched earlier this year as a partnership between the Sovereign Shopping Centre, the police, retailers and Guarding UK.
The purpose of the scheme, operated from a control centre located in the Sovereign Centre, is to combat crime and anti-social behaviour and improve the area for all. The scheme gives a clear message to the public that our town is a safe and pleasant place in which to shop.
The scheme is open for new retail members and all members bene�t from:
• Security staff logging incidents with date, time and radio ID and acting as liaison between members, CCTV and the police 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• issuing of Exclusion Orders
• radio rental
• access to up-to-date intelligence reports and photos of known offenders and their movements
• services of a Scheme Manager
• training and advice
• quarterly security meetings
The scheme is being rolled out to Pokesdown, Southbourne and Springbourne, and relationships have been established with the Bournemouth and Poole Shop Watch schemes.
Lee Sham, Store Manager of Boots in Boscombe, told us about their experience with the scheme, “Boots Boscombe has been part of a town link network for some years and now I am delighted that the Sovereign Centre has refocussed its attention into improving the current scheme. We �nd information easy to receive and transmit between shops, the centre and the police and we often bene�t from this intelligence in our battle against crime. I would urge more businessess to get involved as the more intelligence we have, the more we can do to prevent crime and antisocial behaviour.”
If you’d like your local business or organisation to be part of the Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme and help eliminate criminal and anti-social behaviour from Boscombe, please contact Malcolm Spicer on 07436 090937.
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CRIME PREVENTION SCHEME Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme
The economic downturn has led to an inevitable increase in retail crime, and retailers need every tool available to protect their business. With this in mind, the Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme was successfully launched earlier this year as a partnership between the Sovereign Shopping Centre, the police, retailers and Guarding UK.
The purpose of the scheme, operated from a control centre located in the Sovereign Centre, is to combat crime and anti-social behaviour and improve the area for all. The scheme gives a clear message to the public that our town is a safe and pleasant place in which to shop.
The scheme is open for new retail members and all members bene�t from:
• Security staff logging incidents with date, time and radio ID and acting as liaison between members, CCTV and the police 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• issuing of Exclusion Orders
• radio rental
• access to up-to-date intelligence reports and photos of known offenders and their movements
• services of a Scheme Manager
• training and advice
• quarterly security meetings
The scheme is being rolled out to Pokesdown, Southbourne and Springbourne, and relationships have been established with the Bournemouth and Poole Shop Watch schemes.
Lee Sham, Store Manager of Boots in Boscombe, told us about their experience with the scheme, “Boots Boscombe has been part of a town link network for some years and now I am delighted that the Sovereign Centre has refocussed its attention into improving the current scheme. We �nd information easy to receive and transmit between shops, the centre and the police and we often bene�t from this intelligence in our battle against crime. I would urge more businessess to get involved as the more intelligence we have, the more we can do to prevent crime and antisocial behaviour.”
If you’d like your local business or organisation to be part of the Boscombe Crime Prevention Scheme and help eliminate criminal and anti-social behaviour from Boscombe, please contact Malcolm Spicer on 07436 090937.
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SOCIAL GROUPS AND THINGS TO DO in Boscombe, Pokesdown and the surrounding area
Dorset HumanistsDiscuss humanism, science, atheism & philosophy - and much more. The group invites open minded people who want to learn what it's like to live without religion, using reason, evidence, science and ethical behaviour as their guide. Regular local meetings and talks. See www.dorsethumanists.co.uk
Boscombe Camera ClubA small and friendly club whose aim is to promote the enjoyment and knowledge of photography among its members. Meet at United Reform Church Hall, Ropley Road, BH7 6RU on alternate Wednesdays from 7.30pm - 10pmSee www.boscombecameraclub.co.uk
The Silly ArmyAn alternative sports club for adults, based in King's Park. An excuse for adults of all ages to run around like kids, playing silly games and sports like we used to do at school. During the Summer - free Wednesday outdoor sessions from 7pm. See www.spangle�sh.com/sillyarmy
Boscombe Life Drawing GroupA friendly, mixed ability group, untutored with the aim to improve through practice. Meets on the last Saturday of each month at The Wellspring Centre, St Georges Church Hall, Haviland Road from 1pm - 4pm. For more email [email protected]. Soakell
Are you involved in a social group or local activity?Email [email protected] with the details!
Friends of Boscombe Chine Gardens Get involved and help enhance & conserve Boscombe Chine Gardens for the enjoyment of the community & visitors.See ww.boscombechinegardens.org
Boscombe Vintage MarketA vibrant vintage market by the sea! Every �rst Saturday of the month, inside the Royal Arcade from 10am - 4pmVintage & fashion & textiles & art & accessories & craft & collectables & live music. FREE entry!See www.boscombevintagemarket.co.uk
Boscombe Library GroupsToddler Tales Tuesday 10.30 - 11amBaby Wriggle and Rhyme Thursday 10 - 10.30amPolish Baby Wriggle and Rhyme Wednesday 10 - 10.30amReading Group Last Friday of the month 3 - 4pm. Thrillers Reading Group 1st Tuesday of the month 3 - 4pm. Computer Peer Support for Over 50s Mondays 10 - 12pm and 2 - 4pm, Thursdays 2 - 4pm. Booking essential, call for detailsWhat's Out There Information Shop (WOTIS) Tuesday 1.30-2.30pmFor more information about services at Boscombe Library, call 01202 452777.
Free Creative Art Workshops with ‘Creative Kids’FREE monthly art workshops for children aged 4 to 12 at the Sovereign Centre Community Shop, Unit 6E. Each workshop has a theme and runs from 10am – 4pm. Sat 22 Sept is “Harvest Moon” & Sat 27 Oct is “Halloween”. Call Cary on 07974 543 899.
Inspieration - Friends of Boscombe Pier A group actively promoting the fabuolous Boscombe Pier and it's surroundings as space for artistic and cultural events. A not for pro�t organisation. See www.inspieration.org
Bournemouth Natural Science SocietyThe society's headquarters at 39 Christchurch Road, is a listed building which provides the venue for its lectures and various interesting meetings. See www.bnss.org.uk for an events list and more information.
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SOCIAL GROUPS AND THINGS TO DO in Boscombe, Pokesdown and the surrounding area
Dorset HumanistsDiscuss humanism, science, atheism & philosophy - and much more. The group invites open minded people who want to learn what it's like to live without religion, using reason, evidence, science and ethical behaviour as their guide. Regular local meetings and talks. See www.dorsethumanists.co.uk
Boscombe Camera ClubA small and friendly club whose aim is to promote the enjoyment and knowledge of photography among its members. Meet at United Reform Church Hall, Ropley Road, BH7 6RU on alternate Wednesdays from 7.30pm - 10pmSee www.boscombecameraclub.co.uk
The Silly ArmyAn alternative sports club for adults, based in King's Park. An excuse for adults of all ages to run around like kids, playing silly games and sports like we used to do at school. During the Summer - free Wednesday outdoor sessions from 7pm. See www.spangle�sh.com/sillyarmy
Boscombe Life Drawing GroupA friendly, mixed ability group, untutored with the aim to improve through practice. Meets on the last Saturday of each month at The Wellspring Centre, St Georges Church Hall, Haviland Road from 1pm - 4pm. For more email [email protected]. Soakell
Are you involved in a social group or local activity?Email [email protected] with the details!
Friends of Boscombe Chine Gardens Get involved and help enhance & conserve Boscombe Chine Gardens for the enjoyment of the community & visitors.See ww.boscombechinegardens.org
Boscombe Vintage MarketA vibrant vintage market by the sea! Every �rst Saturday of the month, inside the Royal Arcade from 10am - 4pmVintage & fashion & textiles & art & accessories & craft & collectables & live music. FREE entry!See www.boscombevintagemarket.co.uk
Boscombe Library GroupsToddler Tales Tuesday 10.30 - 11amBaby Wriggle and Rhyme Thursday 10 - 10.30amPolish Baby Wriggle and Rhyme Wednesday 10 - 10.30amReading Group Last Friday of the month 3 - 4pm. Thrillers Reading Group 1st Tuesday of the month 3 - 4pm. Computer Peer Support for Over 50s Mondays 10 - 12pm and 2 - 4pm, Thursdays 2 - 4pm. Booking essential, call for detailsWhat's Out There Information Shop (WOTIS) Tuesday 1.30-2.30pmFor more information about services at Boscombe Library, call 01202 452777.
Free Creative Art Workshops with ‘Creative Kids’FREE monthly art workshops for children aged 4 to 12 at the Sovereign Centre Community Shop, Unit 6E. Each workshop has a theme and runs from 10am – 4pm. Sat 22 Sept is “Harvest Moon” & Sat 27 Oct is “Halloween”. Call Cary on 07974 543 899.
Inspieration - Friends of Boscombe Pier A group actively promoting the fabuolous Boscombe Pier and it's surroundings as space for artistic and cultural events. A not for pro�t organisation. See www.inspieration.org
Bournemouth Natural Science SocietyThe society's headquarters at 39 Christchurch Road, is a listed building which provides the venue for its lectures and various interesting meetings. See www.bnss.org.uk for an events list and more information.
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HELP YOUR CHILD GET A GREAT STARTthis coming school term
Your child may just need a con�dence boost, help with some basic skills, or an extension to what they are learning at school. Bournemouth NumberWorks’nWords can help them be their best and do their best at school.
Edward and the sta� at Bournemouth NumberWorks'nWords say their primary goal is to make a di�erence for children by increasing their con�dence, developing skills on how to learn, and to make learning maths, English, and verbal reasoning fun.
You will see your children’s con�dence grow as they learn new skills and methods of learning. This all leads to success in school.
These small accomplishments can add up over time and change a child's perspective to school and learning. The more ways in which we learn to solve problems, the more we learn.
Bo and Maya love coming to Bournemouth NumberWorks’nWords at the end of the school day or on Saturdays to start their extra tuition sessions, once or twice a week. Their mums say, “they love it; they get hands-on learning with individualised attention and we can see their improvement”.
Edward notes several studies where high quality after-school programmes are linked to signi�cant gains in standardised test scores. Most interesting is the �nding that regular participation in after school programmes demonstrates improvements in work habits, overall behaviour and general academic achievements. Evaluators in one study found that academic outcomes linked to after school programmes included better attitudes toward school and higher education aspirations; better performance in school as measured by test scores and grades; higher school attendance; and less disciplinary action.
The tutors at Bournemouth NumberWorks'nWords are always happy to assess children's levels of maths and English skills and discuss their needs without any obligation.
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Free assessments can be booked by calling the centre at 01202 433673 or emailing them at [email protected] NumberWorks ’n Words is located in the Southbourne Crossroads area, near the beach, at 107/109 Belle Vue Road, BH6 3DJ
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HELP YOUR CHILD GET A GREAT STARTthis coming school term
Your child may just need a con�dence boost, help with some basic skills, or an extension to what they are learning at school. Bournemouth NumberWorks’nWords can help them be their best and do their best at school.
Edward and the sta� at Bournemouth NumberWorks'nWords say their primary goal is to make a di�erence for children by increasing their con�dence, developing skills on how to learn, and to make learning maths, English, and verbal reasoning fun.
You will see your children’s con�dence grow as they learn new skills and methods of learning. This all leads to success in school.
These small accomplishments can add up over time and change a child's perspective to school and learning. The more ways in which we learn to solve problems, the more we learn.
Bo and Maya love coming to Bournemouth NumberWorks’nWords at the end of the school day or on Saturdays to start their extra tuition sessions, once or twice a week. Their mums say, “they love it; they get hands-on learning with individualised attention and we can see their improvement”.
Edward notes several studies where high quality after-school programmes are linked to signi�cant gains in standardised test scores. Most interesting is the �nding that regular participation in after school programmes demonstrates improvements in work habits, overall behaviour and general academic achievements. Evaluators in one study found that academic outcomes linked to after school programmes included better attitudes toward school and higher education aspirations; better performance in school as measured by test scores and grades; higher school attendance; and less disciplinary action.
The tutors at Bournemouth NumberWorks'nWords are always happy to assess children's levels of maths and English skills and discuss their needs without any obligation.
01202 [email protected]
107/109 Belle Vue Road, Bournemouth BH6 3DJ
numberworksnwords.com
Free assessments can be booked by calling the centre at 01202 433673 or emailing them at [email protected] NumberWorks ’n Words is located in the Southbourne Crossroads area, near the beach, at 107/109 Belle Vue Road, BH6 3DJ
A LOOK BACK AT BOSCOMBEcan you guess the year these photos were taken?
Boscombe Arcade
Crescent Gardens
Christchurch Road, entering Boscombe
Royal Arcade Entrance
See more historic images of Boscombe online at www.visitbournemouth.com/history/boscombe24
A LOOK BACK AT BOSCOMBEcan you guess the year these photos were taken?
Boscombe Arcade
Crescent Gardens
Christchurch Road, entering Boscombe
Royal Arcade Entrance
See more historic images of Boscombe online at www.visitbournemouth.com/history/boscombe
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USEFUL BOSCOMBE CONTACTSnumber for local and national services
Landline Call Costs. Mobiles will vary.0800, 0808, 0500 are free to call. 0845 charged at local rate and 0870 charged at national rate.
MedicalBoscombe Manor Medical PracticeShelley Manor Medical CentreCentral Needle Exchange - Gloucester RdBoscombe & Springbourne Health CentrePoole Hospital Bournemouth HospitalNHS Direct
Dentists740 DentalBeechwood Dental PracticeWooton Lodge Dental Practice
Emergency ServicesBoscombe Safer Neighbourhood TeamBournemouth PoliceCrimestoppersDorset Fire & RescueFloodline (info and advice)British Gas (report leaks)Environment Agency
ServicesSouthern ElectricBournemouth WaterWessex WaterBritish Gas Customer ServiceNuisance Call Report Line
Local ResourcesPokesdown Train StationBoscombe LibraryBoscombe Precinct Post O�ceBournemouth CouncilDorset Lesbian & Gay HelplineLocksmith (Southern Securities)Broken Boiler (British Gas)24 hour glazier24 hour plumberBoscombe Community Interest CompanyBoscombe Regeneration PartnershipBoscombe Seafront O�ceBoscombe Children's Centre
National ServicesDVLAConsumer Direct The Pension ServiceGiving BloodOrgan DonorTalk to Frank (drug advice)Shelter (housing)National DebtlineVictim SupportChildlineMissing PersonsSamaritans
Visit www.boscombe.info for a comprehensive directory of local shops, services and websites.
Bournemouth Small Business Group on LinkedInAn online LinkedIn group for small businesses, independent traders and online companies based in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch. Completely free, join online: www.tinyurl.com/BsmallB
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USEFUL BOSCOMBE CONTACTSnumber for local and national services
Landline Call Costs. Mobiles will vary.0800, 0808, 0500 are free to call. 0845 charged at local rate and 0870 charged at national rate.
MedicalBoscombe Manor Medical PracticeShelley Manor Medical CentreCentral Needle Exchange - Gloucester RdBoscombe & Springbourne Health CentrePoole Hospital Bournemouth HospitalNHS Direct
Dentists740 DentalBeechwood Dental PracticeWooton Lodge Dental Practice
Emergency ServicesBoscombe Safer Neighbourhood TeamBournemouth PoliceCrimestoppersDorset Fire & RescueFloodline (info and advice)British Gas (report leaks)Environment Agency
ServicesSouthern ElectricBournemouth WaterWessex WaterBritish Gas Customer ServiceNuisance Call Report Line
Local ResourcesPokesdown Train StationBoscombe LibraryBoscombe Precinct Post O�ceBournemouth CouncilDorset Lesbian & Gay HelplineLocksmith (Southern Securities)Broken Boiler (British Gas)24 hour glazier24 hour plumberBoscombe Community Interest CompanyBoscombe Regeneration PartnershipBoscombe Seafront O�ceBoscombe Children's Centre
National ServicesDVLAConsumer Direct The Pension ServiceGiving BloodOrgan DonorTalk to Frank (drug advice)Shelter (housing)National DebtlineVictim SupportChildlineMissing PersonsSamaritans
Visit www.boscombe.info for a comprehensive directory of local shops, services and websites.
Bournemouth Small Business Group on LinkedInAn online LinkedIn group for small businesses, independent traders and online companies based in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch. Completely free, join online: www.tinyurl.com/BsmallB
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