Pulman's View from Seaton & Beer, January 13, 2015

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Seaton Hospital set to gain
Night storage heater
sparks cause callout
eight beds from Axminster FIREFIGHTERS were called when sparks
flew from from a night storage heater in a
property in Fosse Way Court, Seaton, on
Saturday, January 10th.
The alarm was raised just before 1:45am
and a spokesperson for the fire and rescue
service said: “Crews discovered there had
SEATONHospital will gain eight in-patient by Anders Larsson matched by increased rates of chronic disease, in- been a small fire in the electrical storage
beds, taking the total to 18, when Axmin- cluding dementia. heater which was now out. This was in a fifth
ster Hospital beds are temporarily closed [email protected] “Compared to other parts of Devon, there is floor apartment. Crews inspected to make
greater vulnerability to acute illness, leading to a sure it was safe.”
and transferred for the winter season.
higher rate of hospital admissions.
Whether the expansion is temporary or perma-
Chairman of trustees for Seaton and District Hos- “Providing this inpatient care close to home, in
nent depends on attempts in Axminster to block the
pital League of Friends, Dr Mark Welland, said: a hospital at the heart of the local community, is
move and a decision on a long-term proposal, ex-
“The right course of action would be for NDHT to particularly valuable to our older population.
pected in late February or early March.
restore bed numbers at each hospital to a minimum “Closing beds ahead of a decision by the CCG
Last week’s decision was made by Northern
of 16. would potentially be very damaging to community
Devon Healthcare NHS Trust (NDHT) because of
“This would prevent the current practice of lone services in the affected area.
staffing levels and patient safety issues. working for trained nurses, and go some way to “Furthermore, closure of beds in either Axmin- Selling this year?
It is a temporary move and separate to Northern,
meeting the clinical demand in both areas for com- ster or Seaton will lead to increasing pressure on
Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commission- Contact us for a free no obligation market appraisal
munity hospital beds. the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, and would
ing Group’s proposal to permanently move in-pa-
“The population served by Seaton Hospital is one be a retrograde step.” 12-13 Cross Street, Seaton, Devon EX12 2LH
tient beds from Axminster to Seaton as part of a
of the oldest in the region. This increased age is Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Email: [email protected]
wider reorganisation.
Colyton Grammar students (cid:0)JUST before Christmas, students aC opmrompoisssailo ntoin pge Grmroaunpe nitsl yc umrroevnetl yin c-opnastiuelntitn bge odns www.pennys.net • 01297 22224
in Oak House at Colyton Grammar
School organised a collection of from Axminster to Seaton as part of a wider reor-
donate to foodbank
food for the Exeter Foodbank. ganisation.
The annual school appeal, this This is a separate process to NDHT’s temporary
NAIL CUTTING SERVICE
time organised by Todd Olive in Year measure, and a decision will be made after the con-
11, is in its eighth year and this year sultation comes to an end in mid-February. IN YOUR AREA
a total of 1,344 items were donated Axminster Hospital League of Friends and
– well over the 1,000 item target Axminster Hospital Action Group are actively op- Home visits available
which the students had set them-
posing any transfer of beds from Axminster.
selves. Monday and Wednesdays
The latter has offered £300,000 to help recruit
Foodbank representative Pete
Scott, who came into the school to extra nurses and resolve staffing levels and patient Covering Axminster, Seaton, Colyton, Lyme Regis,
collect the donation at the end of safety issues. Charmouth and surrounding villages.
December, said: “We would once NDHT has confirmed it is considering the offer Rates for the elderly
again like to thank the Colyton com- and is part of a committee (also including Axmin-
munity for their help.” ster Hospital League of Friends and Axminster For more information or to make a booking
by student reporter Todd O Hospital Action Group) set up to urgently look at please call Ann: 01297 34585 or 07766303991
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DESPITEbeing on top for large parts of Saturday’s
Funky 10 piece band are back at game at Feniton, Axminster Town joint manager
Part of Tindle Newspapers Limited Keith Somers was frustrated to see his charges once
The Gateway in Seaton again end up empty-handed against St Martins in a
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for full report
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Diary Dates - Our weekly
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Managing Director and Editor
PHILIP EVANS 01297 446155
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Quotes of the week...
Deputy Editor “
JAMES COLES 01297 446155 I have been astounded how much support
there has been from local nurses and
health care assistants willing to work at
Sports Editor
Axminster Hospital, either in the short-
HOWARD LARCOMBE 01297 446152 term or long-term. Northern Devon
Healthcare Trust have told us these people
Chief Reporter do not exist.”
ANDERS LARSSON 01297 631120 Dr James Vann of Axminster Hospital
Action Group after a number of nurses and
Reporter
health care assistants offerend to work at
FRANCESCA EVANS 01297 446154
Axminster Hospital as NHDT decided to
Reporter BEER: Michelin star temporarily close its 10 in-patient beds
trained chef Josh Mc-
JACK DIXON 01297 446161 “ due to staff shortage
Donald-Johnson is OTTERY: Parliamen-
I do not believe we will have the traders.
Production Manager bringing the first ever tary candidate Claire We certainly do not seem to have the sup-
JACKIE EVANS 01297 446141 pop-up restaurants to Wright said she is con- port of the people of Ottery. It is unfortu-
the seaside villages of fident of overturning nate but I do not see it being of benefit to
Beer and Branscombe the 11,000 majority us, or to the town, to have the market.”
Group Sales Manager in February held by Conservative Councillor John Harding on the town
NATALIE EDMEADES 01297 446145 MP Hugo Swire at the council’s decision to scrap the Mill Street
Deputy Sales Manager general election in May market after a six-month trial period
JEMMA MOORE 01297 446158
Advertising Executive (cid:2) AXMINSTER: Ro- MST Haangar 1. Marcus Road
JENNA WELLMAN 01297 446147 tarian Bill Coltham DDunkeswell, EX14 4LB
recently put to good Tel: [phone]
use his late father’s email:[email protected]
AUCTIONEERRSS
Distribution ceremonial Royal Website: www.mmssttaauuccttiioonneeeerrss..ccoo..uukk
ALISON KING 01297 446057 Navy uniform for a
‘Nautickle Night’
OTTERY: Chef Robin FORTHCOMING AUCTIONS
theme dinner at the
Accounts Rea, from the Rusty Pig
Devon Rotary District Tuesday 27th January at 10.30
ANITA ROUTLEY 01297 446149 restaurant, is teamed Conference.
up with emergency Office furniture: desks, chairs & storage. IT equipment.
couriers the Devon
Large flat screen TVs / monitors, Carpets tiles. Gifts & toys.
Freewheelers and will
Devon, Dorset and Somerset be running a number of Beds. Vending machines. Evening dresses. Live Plants
Series of Newspapers Limited, fundraising events for
Large qty of Commercial Catering Equipment, incl, ranges,
Unit 3, St Michael’s Business Centre, the charity during 2015.
refrigeration, tables, dish washers, D/F fryers, griddles,
Church Street, Lyme Regis,
FEATURES
Dorset DT7 3DB 100s chairs & tables, crockery etc. 40+ Lloyd loom chairs +
(cid:1) JEMMA tables. Several House clearances. Fishing rods & tackle
Telephone [phone] & JENNA TO Antique & Period furniture, china, collectables & clocks.
01297 631120 THE RESCUE: Wednesday 28th January at 10.30
Email Pages 12-13
Garage & MoT equipment, body jig, welders etc.
[email protected] (cid:1) VIEW 2:
Builder’s plant & tools. Compressors, clipper road saw,
Pages 21-24 Do you recognise Leo? A young lad
[email protected]
(cid:1) JOBS: who has turned up with us – if you are potter’s wheel & kiln, key cutters, concrete slab casting table
Websites Pages 18-19 missing him please get in touch! He’s & moulds, power tools, mowers, warehouse equipment.
axminster-today.co.uk (cid:1) PROPERTY: missing you too... Woodworking: Millennium 5 head moulder, band saws,
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TOP STORIES
SIDMOUTH
FROM ALL
From the editor’s chair
THE OTHER Project to strengthen
coastal defences
EAST DEVON Another twist in this tale
WORKis underway to strengthen Sidmouth’s
TOWNS
coastal defences, as part of a £100,000 project
GREATdisappointment in Axminster that de- admired and well run hospitals so in the final
backed by the Environment Agency.
spite herculean attempts to make the North analysis I reject the complaint that there was
East Devon District Council has begun a six-
Devon Healthcare NHS Trust see sense, the de- any great bias towards Axminster.
OTTERY STMARY cision was made to temporarily transfer all in- It seems ironic to me that whilst elsewhere week process of beach recycling at Sidmouth’s
patient beds at Axminster Hospital to Seaton. the National Health Service is on the point of main beach, with heavy machinery arriving to
Council abandons Great anger as well – especially over the collapse, there are three very fine local hospi- clear surplus layers of shingle.
manner the NHS Trust meeting was conducted tals (Ottery included) that are underused and The excess material will be picked up and
last week, with a number of claims of the dis- could be taking the pressure off the Royal moved from the western end of the beach, op-
town market courteous manner in which campaigners were Devon and Exeter Hospital. posite the Bedford Hotel, to the eastern end,
treated. The argument that has prompted the tempo- where levels have depleted.
COUNCILLORS have opted to scrap the Mill Following the four-page supplement on the rary closure of the Axminster beds that it’s dif- Experts advise that the shingle ‘recycling’ is an
Street market, after it failed to win the support of fight to save the Axminster beds in last week’s ficult to get staff is proving to be a bit of a red effective method of coastal protection designed
Pulman’s View, this newspaper has been ac- herring. As reported in our front page, several
traders over a six-month period. to limit the impact of waves hitting the shore-
cused of showing bias towards Axminster. qualified medical staff have come forward to
Despite calls to persist with the venture, town What we failed to make clear, and I apologise say they are prepared to work at Axminster line.
councillors voted to “cut their losses” and sus- for this, was that the four pages were paid for and this has led to the NHS Trust setting up a The material helps to take the force out of
pend operation of the market this year. as an advertisement and the content submitted committee to urgently look into staffing mat- waves and protects the sea wall my minimising
Mayor of Ottery Glyn Dobson conceded that was not written by our own editorial staff. ters. This in turn has given the local campaign- the impact of wave ‘overtopping’.
traders’ table fees were falling short even of the However, I don’t think any of the content was ers the hope that the decision to transfer the The process threatens damage to residential
amount needed to cover the cost of a manager to overtly critical of Seaton and it was made clear ten beds from Axminster to Seaton to can be and commercial property on or near to the
supervise the market once a month. that the best solution would be to return both reversed whilst the battle to save the long term seafront, and risks flooding in the town centre.
Councillor John Harding, chairman of the coun- Seaton and Axminster hospitals to 16-beds future of the beds continues.
But with financial backing from central gov-
cil’s finance committee and a driver of the street apiece. This column has repeatedly stressed So there may well be another twist in the sad
ernment, council bosses say the right steps are
market project, said repeated efforts to turn the that no one wants to see a battle between two tale. Philip Evans
now being taken to ensure that Sidmouth is
market around had met with a negative response
SEATON/AXMINSTER HONITON protected from the forces of nature.
from local businesses.
Councillor Andrew Moulding, EDDC’s deputy
“I do not believe we will have the traders,” he
said. Hospital to gain eight Bold plans set to leader and chairman of the Sidmouth Beach
Management Plan steering group, said the
“We certainly do not seem to have the support
of the people of Ottery. beds from Axminster transform college council was addressing residents’ concerns
“It is unfortunate but I do not see it being of about cliff erosion at East Beach.
benefit to us, or to the town, to have the market.
SEATONHospital will gain eight in-patient beds,
“Therefore, I would suggest that this council de- taking the total to 18, when Axminster Hospital beds MODERNteaching facilities and a state-of-the-
cides not to progress with the market once a are temporarily closed and transferred for the winter art fitness centre will replace outdated school
month for 2015.” season. buildings over the next three to four years, as
The council has tried on a number of occasions Whether the expansion is temporary or perma- part of an ambitious development programme
to revive the town’s traditional market, but has nent depends on attempts in Axminster to block the set to “transform” Honiton Community College.
been knocked back by various problems. move and a decision on a long-term proposal, ex- School bosses say the new-look college will be
In 2013, the market’s success was blighted by pected in late February or early March. unrecognisable from its current design, at the Learn Photography, Lightroom editing and Printing in small
motorists ignoring parking restrictions designed Last week’s decision was made by Northern Devon completion of a multi-phase project to overhaul groups and private lessons.
to create more space for stallholders. And even Healthcare NHS Trust (NDHT) because of staffing much of its existing architecture. www.gecreativephotography.com
after a well-publicised relaunch in May last year, levels and patient safety issues. With the first stage of the project – the con- Gift Vouchers
the market failed to attract interest from enough It is a temporary move and separate to Northern, struction of a new languages and technology Available for
traders for the council to continue its investment. Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commissioning block – nearing completion, senior leaders are al- classes and
Discussing the market at a meeting last week, Group’s proposal to permanently move in-patient ready pressing ahead with a funding bid to cover workshops
a majority of members voted in favour of scrap- beds from Axminster to Seaton as part of a wider re- the cost of phase two.
ping it with immediate effect – though they organisation. And over the next three to four years, bosses
would be open to reviewing the decision later in Chairman of trustees for Seaton and District Hos- are planning a major overhaul of the school’s old-
the year. pital League of Friends, Dr Mark Welland, said: “The est buildings, with ambitions to completely re-
right course of action design large sections of the college.
would be for NDHT to re- “The college has grown in all sorts of ways in re-
store bed numbers at cent years, but some of our old buildings have not
each hospital to a mini- stood the test of time,” said the college’s finance Learn to use your digital camera or work towards
mum of 16. director Gary Wills. Royal Photographic Society Distinctions
“This would prevent “We are continually striving to enhance our fa- New Classes Week Commencing 9th February
the current practice of cilities in order that our staff can use the very Sidmouth, Honiton, Lyme Regis & Seaton
lone working for trained best resources to provide the outstanding educa- For more information contact Gill on
nwuarys teos m, eaentdin gg toh es colmine- tion that our students deserve.” [email protected] or 07894 113945.
ical demand in both
areas for community
hospital beds.
WEEKLY ANTIQUES “The population served EAST DEVON BRANCH
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Chef launches pop-
up restaurant in Beer
MICHELIN star trained chef Josh one in Honiton it has really snow- “And because we only use sea-
McDonald-Johnson is bringing balled.” sonal produce it means I don’t
the first ever pop-up restau- And at the heart of his concept decide the menu until a few days
rants to the seaside villages of is local food with McDonald- before when I see what is avail-
Beer and Branscombe, writes Johnson, who has set up his base able.”
KEVIN FAHEY. in Feniton, using local sustainable McDonald-Johnson is going to
McDonald-Johnson learned his and ethically sourced produce so Branscombe’s Branoc Hall first
craft alongside top Michael when diners come to Beer and on Saturday, February 7th, while
Caines at the Royal Clarence Branscombe they will be eating the Mariners’ Hall in Beer hosts
Hotel in Exeter, and has also had truly local food. the Beer Grub Club on Saturday,
spells working with Daniel Clif- “We look to source 80 per cent February 28th with a three-
ford and John Campbell, who of our ingredients from within 10 course meal costing £23.
The Paper Shop
boast two Michelin stars. miles of each venue which Further events are also being
10 New Street, Honiton EX14 1EY He has also traveled exten- means that anyone coming to held in Budleigh Salterton (Feb-
sively through Asia, North Beer will also be supporting the ruary 21st) and Lyme Regis
Tel: [phone] America, Australasia and Europe local rural economy and sup- (March 14th).
WENOWOFFERAQUALITYHOMENEWS so can call upon lots of different porting many of our wonderful Bookings are essential and for
influences in his ever growing suppliers,” said McDonald-John- further details see the website
DELIVERYSERVICEINTHEFOLLOWING
repertoire. son. at www.pickleshack.co.uk
VILLAGESANDSURROUNDINGAREAS
McDonald-Johnson, who was
Awliscombe • Monkton • Rawridge • Uppottery born and bred in the village of (cid:2)POP-UP| Josh
Cotleigh • Offwell • Wilmington • Shute • Whitford Sheldon, near Honiton, returned McDonald-John-
Umborne • Dalwood • Stockland • Yarcombe • Farway home in 2014 and has now son will be cook-
Northleigh • Churchinford • Marsh • Smeatharpe launched his own company ing up a treat at
Branscombe’s
Pickle Shack but with no restau-
SERVICE IS OUR SUCCESS Branoc Hall and
THEPAPERTHROWHONITON- SERVINGRURALCOMMUNITIES Death Notice rant of his own is bringing his Beer’s Mariners’
cooking direct to the people. Hall next month
newlooknews HILLIER- Frances Anne (née Nimmy) on “The concept of the pop-up
1 January, aged 67, after an illness, bravely restaurant comes from big cities
borne. Much loved mother of Graham, like London and we have brought
19 Harbour Road, Seaton EX12 2LX Jenny, David and Vikki, daughter of Patricia, it to the South West and I am
sister to Susan, Carolyn and Nick, deeply keen to take it all around East
Devon, the Jurassic Coast and ul-
Newspaper Delivery Service loved friend. A Thanksgiving Service/
timately all over Devon,” said
Reception to be held at Seaton Town Hall
Throughout Seaton & Axmouth McDonald-Johnson.
on Friday 23rd January at 1.00pm.
“It is something quite different,
Tel: [phone] No Flowers please but donations, if desired, an alternative way of dining
for LCD, Yeo Ward (RD&E) and FORCE which we can mix up and keep
may be given at the Service, online at fresh and since we held our first
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View Family
BEER Panto People de- Tables will cost £6 and magic number’ at Tickets wil be avail-
cided to give the tradi- can be booked by calling the Branoc Hall on Fri- able on the door costing
Announcements tional Christmas offering Audrey (tel: 01297 day, January 30th at £5 for adults and £2.50
a miss this winter and in- 20048). 7:30pm. for children.
stead stage a Variety Refreshments will be
Show at the Mariners on offer as well as half
Foodbank stretched
Hall on Friday, January price RNLI Christmas
NIGEL BROOM
23rd . cards an(cid:1)d c a(cid:1)le n(cid:1)dars. over Christmas
Written and directed by
John Chilcott, the format LEADINGBritish actors
HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY will comprise comedy Bill Nighy, Imelda FOODBANKin Seaton was under such pres-
sure during the run up to Christmas that it
sketches interspersed by Staunton and Dominic
run out of some products.
WITH LOVE ALISON, NICK, RYAN a musical number, vary- West star in the comedy
Secretary Simon d’Albertanson said: “We
ing from The Sound of drama Pride, which is
LINDSEY & JET XX Music to George the next feature for the had our busiest week ever, giving out 651
meals.
Formby’s ‘Leaning on a Beer Film Society on
“Our well-stocked shelves were deci-
Lamp post’. Monday, January 26th.
LISA GALLOWAY FABULOUS AT 40 During the interval a As usual the film will msuagtaerd, t. inWnee dw veergee tsahbolerts ,o frfu mit,i slkp,o fnrgueit pjuudicdes,
ploughman’s supper will be shown at Steamers
40 and fabulous LLoobbeeyy & Christmas puddings, shampoo, jam, mar-
be served (included in Restaurant and tickets
malade, honey, savoury rice, savoury bis-
the price). Hot drinks will be on sale on the
cuits, rice pudding, custard and evaporated
will be available and the night costing £5.
On the 14th of January 2015 milk.”
With love from Michelle, Ian, Lots of love from all the girls bar upstairs will be open For further details see Anyone interested in donating is asked to
all evening. the website at www.beer
Sophie & Jamie xxxx XXXXXXX check www.facebook.com/FoodbankSeat-
Tickets will be avail- filmsoci(cid:1)et y .(cid:1)or g (cid:1).uk on for details
able from Beer Post Of-
FREE FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENT FORM fice and the Beer Village THE annual general Lions clarification
Store at £5 per adult and meeting of the Beer Hor-
Message............................................................................................................................................................................................. £3 for children. Tickets ticultural Society will FURTHER to a recent story about the 30th
.......................... will also be on sale on take place tonight (Tues- anniversary of Seaton & District Lions, the
................................................................................................................................................................... the even(cid:1)in g (cid:1) p r i(cid:1)ced £6. day, January 13th from club wishes to clarify that the amount raised
Datefor inser.t.i.o..n.. .T..u..e.s..d..a..y.. ._. ._.. ./. ._.. . _.. ./.. _.. ._.............................................................................................. 7:30pm in the Function in this time is £400,000.
Send to:Devon, Dorset & Somerset Series of Newspapers Limited, Unit 3, St Michael’s Business Centre, Church THESeaton Beer & Dis- Room of the Dolphin A club spokesperson said: “The money we
Street, Lyme Regis, Dorset, DT7 3DB trict branch of the RNLI Hotel. have raised has helped both our local com-
Signed: .................................. Telephone: ................................................. Address: .................................................................. will be holding a table New members will be munities and national disaster funds.
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... top sale at the Mariners welcom(cid:1)e t o (cid:1) co m(cid:1)e along. “Should anyone wish to join the club, or
Please include SAE for return of any photos. Hall on Saturday, Janu- just find out more about its activities, call
PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept announcements without a signature, address and telephone no. ary 31st from 9am to THEBranscombe Play- George Mabon on 01297 21572.”
All announcements must be in by 12 noon on Friday for the following week’s publication. 1pm. ers will stage ‘3...is a
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HAVE YOUR SAY ON SUPERFAST EXTENSION PLANS
country
LASTFebruary, MP Neil Parish band to areas where the mar- 45,000 properties without im-
said he would return to Upot- ket has failed to invest, has proved broadband for the rest
tery 12 months later to see designated 90 per cent of the of this decade. HOTEL
how broadband provision had parish and large areas of the Upottery Parish Council have
improved - and will do so on Blackdown Hills as ‘out of pro- organised a public meeting on
February 6th. gramme’. the situation at the Manor
Since his visit last year, Con- In April, CDS will sign con- Rooms on Friday, February 6th MULTIPLE RESTAURANTS • PARTIES & EVENTS
necting Devon & Somerset tracts with suppliers for a from 6pm-8pm, which will be
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local authorities and BT deliv- sion Programme, but this will will feature a number of invited
ering next generation broad- leave over 100,000 people in guests.
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News briefs Parishes aid project
(cid:0)Policehave appealed for informa- Axminster-based The Project has council has given us, as well as the wider
tion after a parked car was vandalised made good use of a £9,000-plus Parishes community."
in Axminster’s lynch close at some together Fund grant awarded last year. Designed to provide financial solutions
point between 6pm on Saturday Jan- The Project supports young people (aged to local issues, the Parishes together
uary 4th and 9am the following day. 13-24) from across east Devon experi- Fund is a joint east Devon District Council
Anyone with information is asked to encing emotional and mental health is- and Devon County Council initiative in
call police on 101. The crime reference sues, as well as their parents and carers. which the sum of £1.10 per elector is put
is cR/001062/15. Founder and co-ordinator Debbie Hum- into a pot, which parishes can then apply
(cid:0) NothiNg seems to have been berstone, whose own daughter Jess suf- to for funding towards local projects.
stolen when two cars were broken fered mental health issues as a teenager, District councillor ray Bloxham said: " i
into off trinity hill Road, Axminster. Pc said that the grant has enabled the or- am delighted to see how the parishes of
Kevin Bennett said: "if you saw any- ganisation to develop the increasingly- Axminster, All saints, Dalwood, Chard-
thing suspicious in the area between sought after services it offers. she stock, Hawkchurch, membury, musbury
11am and 11.40am on Sunday January explained: "We've been blown away by and Yarcombe all worked together to
4th, please call 101 quoting crime ref- the level of community support. "The achieve funding for The Project, which is
erence cR/903/15." funding that we received has gone a long an excellent community resource.
(cid:0)Policecommunity Support offi- way towards meeting our annual running Founded in september 2013, The Project
cer Amanda Wooster did her last shift costs of £40,000. provides friendly fortnightly group meet-
in Axminster on Friday January 2nd, "it has enabled us to focus on not only ings for young people experiencing emo-
and said: "i am leaving my role as a maintaining, but also improving the pro- tional and mental health issues, together
PcSo in Axminster to work in the fessionalism of our service, which is with a programme of creative and social
control room in exeter permanently. something we are very proud of. "We re- activities. There are monthly group meet-
"i have thoroughly enjoyed my time ally appreciate the help that our local ings for parents and carers, too.
working with the communities over Debbie said that because The Project is
the last eight years in Axminster, it receiving more referrals from schools and
has been a real pleasure." healthcare professionals across east
(cid:0)A NeW group has been launched to Devon, the service must maintain a high
standard of professional development.
support parents of young children in
she added: "The grant has funded train-
the Axe Valley.
ing for new and existing volunteers, as
The children’s centre in clapper
well as resources, refreshments and ma-
lane, honiton, hosted its first Thurs- terials for the various workshops and 100 club prize draw
day 10-11.30am ‘one+Fun’ session for
group sessions.
one-to-three-year-olds last week.
"We have already successfully piloted a
The centre is also working with li-
mental health awareness schools work-
brary staff to deliver ‘storytime’ ses-
shop and one of the most significant im-
sions at the libraries in Axminster on (cid:1)The January prize draw for Axminster Tourist Information's 100 Club
provements that the finance has made to
the second Thursday of the month was won by ticket number 83, which was worth £11 and belonged to
The Project is that the team is now able to
and at Seaton on the fourth Thursday. Sarah Painter. Pat Powell secured the £6 runner-up prize while Alistair
afford to pay for clinical supervision."
For more information on the activi- (cid:1)Debbie Humberstone, left, founder and For more information on The Project, Ruddick held a ticket which won him third prize, £4. The draw was made
ties available, contact Axe Valley chil- co-ordinator of The Project and her visit www.theprojectyp.org.uk or contact by Lesley Frankau of Axminster Phoenix Ladies Club. Pictured are Pat
dren’s centre on 01297 20542. daughter Jess Debbie on 07970 167341. Powell, Lesley Frankau (with TIC mascot Amos) and Anne Seward.
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Bill dusts off his heirlooms for Rotary
(cid:0)Appropriate
attire: Sue and
Bill Coltham
HOW often do you look at heirlooms handed lege at Pangbourne as a 17-year-old midshipman, his 50s, and his ceremonial cocked hat, gold braid
down to you over the years and wonder what you subsequently becoming a lieutenant in the Royal epaulettes, ceremonial sword and sword belt were
can do with them? Navy. passed to Bill and ended up in his loft in Devon.
Axminster Rotarian Bill Coltham and his wife Bill said: "He then joined the Royal Indian Navy Eighty years on, Bill realised that the items were
Sue had the answer as they put several items of 80- at the outbreak of war in 1939, becoming a Lt in excellent condition, although a little tight as his
year-old Royal Navy ceremonial dress items to Commander in charge of a minesweeper operating 17-year-old father was much slimmer in the 1930s
good use. in the Persian Gulf, receiving a number of ‘Men- than the 70-year-old Bill in 2014.
Before attending the recent Devon Rotary Dis- tioned in Dispatches’ for rescuing torpedoed Ger- Bill said: "A bit of spit and polish on the sword,
trict Conference at Woodbury Park Hotel, they man sailors from the sea. still with its leather scabbard and inscribed with his
were made aware that an informal dinner on the "After the end of the war, at Indian Independence initials, brush down the beaver on the hat and all
first night was to be a "Nautickle Night" and that in 1947 he was required to resign his commision looked new."
dressing appropriately would add to the occasion. and return to the UK with my mother and three He wore his father’s ceremonial dress sword, the
Bill’s father, Walter George Coltham, born in children. He was not allowed to rejoin the Royal cocked hat, epaulettes and belt, and, with much pri-
1918, was an officer IN the Royal Navy. Navy." vate pride, joined the Rotary throng of Cornish pi-
In the 1930s he was sent to the Royal Naval Col- Bill's father died of cancer 40 years ago when in rates and sailors.
Online police investigation
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Last month Axe Valley Community College in "Parents are being asked to be vigilant and check
Axminster issued an alert about an adult male al- their child’s Facebook and other social media ac-
legedly impersonating a 14-year-old on Facebook. counts as a precaution."
In a letter to parents, head teacher Martin Smith A police spokesman added: “We would ask anyone
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The college also issued advice and spoke to students come ‘friends’ with people they know in the real
during assemblies. world as not everyone is who they say they are online.
Police have issued a statement saying: "Devon and We would ask people not to post text or images that
Cornwall Police is investigating reports of inappropri- make them uncomfortable or that they wouldn’t be
ate behaviour on Facebook by a male towards a num- happy to show everyone.”
ber of teenage girls in the Axminster area. For more safety advice, visit: http://www.devon-
"The investigation has identified a number of stu- cornwall.police.uk/advice/community-concerns/par-
dents connected to Axe Valley Community College enting/protecting-your-child-online.
who may have been befriended by the man. Anyone with information or concerns about the in-
"None of the activity being investigated by the cident is asked to contact Devon and Cornwall Police
police took place at the school and the male is not on 101, quoting log number 308 of 14/12/14.
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Top year for RNLI fundraisers
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branch manager Ian Carvell
THE Seaton Beer and District the year is £11,229,” said Mrs gust plus £337.45 from the sale
Branch of the Royal National Cummins. of RNLI Christmas cards and
Lifeboat Institution is reflecting “Donations have been received RNLI souvenirs.
on another successful year after during the year from Beer Lug- “We also took part in Seaton
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In her annual report branch “Highlights of 2014 include October (the five miles Coly Val-
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revealed that sales of £32,800 station in March and receiving a Christmas collection on Friday
were achieved from the £700 donation from the Axe Val- 19th December at Tesco Seaton
sales kiosk overlooking the ley Runners, the 12 Hour Music raised £489.45.
beach in Beer with a further Marathon at Winstons that raised “Everyone at the Seaton Beer
£2,100 from sales at events held £1,111.02, while Beer Lifeboat and District Branch would like to
in the area. Week raised a total of £1,600.” thank all their volunteers and
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Golf club team on Eggheads
AXE Cliff Golf Club owners Simon and Jill “I said that we come from Midsomer Norton, route. According to the greenkeeper who accom- to do his ice bucket challenge so that he had a
Wellington will appear on BBC2’s Eggheadson so we were with a team from that area and he said panied him, Tony Robinson chose the cliff edge spectacular backdrop to his personal video.”
Wednesday, January 21st. that he was from Yeovil but had joined Axe Cliff
The recording of the show, hosted by Jeremy when he moved to Devon.
Vine, was made before the couple took over the “It transpired that his team from Yeovil were
golf club near Seaton in September last year, amongst several groups that had been through the
Simon explained: “We had just taken over Axe audition day at a big hotel in Bristol.
Cliff Golf Club when I was looking at a quiz “We all had to ham it up a bit for the cameras
poster on the notice board. so maybe that's why he recognised me. I would
“Another member tapped me on the shoulder like to track him down again if he reads this
and said: ‘I recognise you from somewhere’. story.
“I told him that Jill and I had just moved to the “Just a few weeks ago Tony Robinson, alias
area and taken over the running of the club, so it Baldrick, broadcast a programme on Channel 4
could not have been around Seaton. on the Pitchfork Rebellion and we gave him
“His face lit up and he said: ‘Did you go to the signed permission to walk and film the course.
Eggheadsauditions in Bristol?’ “Apparently the rebels would have walked that
New exhibition at THG
(cid:0)MP Neil Parish and district Matisse was one of the 20th cut-outs that he produced in
councillors Tom Wright, Paul century’s most influential the last four years of his life,
Diviani, Andrew Moulding, John artists. His vibrant works are when confined to his bed.
O'Leary (EDDC culture cham- celebrated for their extraordi- The exhibition at the Honiton
pion) and Frances Newth nary richness and colour; his gallery runs until February 7th.
opened the Thelma Hulbert spectacular paper cut-outs Admission is free and the
Gallery’s Matisse exhibition on were his final triumph. gallery is open Tuesday to Sat-
Saturday afternoon, along with ‘Matisse: Drawing with Scis- urday, from 10am - 5pm.
(cid:0)CONTESTANTS| Simon and Jill (third and second curator Angela Blackwell sors’ features 35 lithographic Call 01404 45006 for more
from the right in front row) during the show (seated). reproductions of the famous information.
ANTIQUE, VINTAGE &
COLLECTABLE AUCTION
Saturday 17th January
Sale Commences 10.00 A.M, Sale viewingFriday 16th January 9.00 A.M. – 6.00 P.M.
Items included Early English oak furniture,
including antique pine, oak, walnut and mahogany
furniture, architectural salvage including sandstone
staddle stones, floorboards, horse drawn cart,
interior decorators items including retro and
vintage, industrial lighting & furniture, Chinese
ceramics works of art & furniture, silver, gold and
other jewellery including Rolex, Roamer, Cartier
Early 20th century horse drawn cart
watches, Clarice Cliff, Studio Pottery, Royal Doulton,
Spode, Beswick, Royal Worcester, Dresden, Meissen,
Sevres and other continental ceramics, glass
World War II Rolex pocket watch
including Daum, Whitefriars, stained glass windows,
large amount of enamel signs, stamps & coins,
typewriters & adding machines, vintage records,
ethnographica, swords, militaria & medals,
automobilia, rugs, paintings & prints by Lowry,
Pegler, vintage textiles and fashion, retro & vintage
Modern Diamond Ring Chinese Carved Jade Snuff Bottle toys. Catalogue available online 13th Jan
[email protected] www.otteryauctionrooms.co.uk 01404 811800 07777 698752