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June / July 2015

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Welcome to the June/July edition of your local magazine. If you have noticed a different look about the DC&U this month that’s because I am pleased to have taken over the DC&U from Moira Buist who has been publishing it since 2012 and who also publish-es the Wotton Directory.

The DC&U will now be under the ’umbrella’ of The Five Valleys Directory which has been established for nearly ten years in the Stroud area and there are great advantages to advertising in both!

If you would like to advertise in either or both Directories then please email me at [email protected] or tele-phone 01666 504700. You can also visit our website www.fivevalleysdirectory.co.uk

I hope you enjoy reading this edition and continue to use our won-derful local businesses. Best wishes Catherine Dixon Editor

Accountancy/ Business/Education Beauty/Hairdressing/Therapies/fitness Computer Services Dental Care Funeral Directors/memorials Gardening/Garden Mainte-nance Home & Home Mainte-nance/ Legal Services/Mediation Live-in Care & Rest Homes Pet care Printing Services Pubs/Restaurants

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A Peek into the PastA Peek into the PastA Peek into the PastA Peek into the Past When King Richard the Lionheart died, his brother, John, took over the throne of England.

King John’s rule was characterised by failure. Chiefly, he quarrelled with the Pope and lost an expensive war with France. In order to raise money he sold off church offices and imposed heavy taxes on the nobility.

The Bishops were furious and called for action. The Barons took up arms, but instead of a civil war they used their position and power to draught the Magna Carta, which they forced King John to sign.

The Magna Carta was essentially a peace treaty between King John and his Barons. It guaranteed that the king would respect the feudal rights and privileges of the nobility; uphold the freedom of the church and maintain the nation’s laws.

It put a limit on the king’s power and ensured that he too, would have to obey the law. It also stated that no man could be punished except by the lawful action of his peers. Eventually this would become trial by jury.

Thus the Magna Carta is one of the cornerstones in the development of British democracy.

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In fact, we ought to inspect our roof twice a year - before and after the winter. This way we can stop damage before it becomes extensive and therefore expensive.

Here is a checklist of points to watch for:

Look for holes, tears or buckling in the flashing (this is the metal used to seal bends and joints around skylights and chimneys etc.). Over 90% of roof leaks occur in these areas.

Look for obviously loose, cracked or missing tiles.

Check the tiles around the edge of the roof, as these are particularly susceptible to damage from wind, rain and ice.

Inspect gutters and down pipes and make sure they are attached securely to the house. Clear out all loose leaves and debris from gutters and drains.

Check for dark areas on the roof. It could be a damp patch or an area of algae growth caused by water getting in.

If you decide you need a roofing contractor, what services can they offer?

Most roofers specialise in one or more of the following:

Roof slating and tiling: using traditional or modern tiles to cover a pitched roof or

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Built up felt roofing and mastic asphalt: tends to be used on flat roofs to provide a waterproof barrier.

Roof sheeting and cladding: tends to be used on factory units and involves covering with light, synthetic sheets.

Leadsheeting: traditional covering used on old schools and churches.

Thatching: a highly specialised skill. Roofing can be dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing, so it is best left to the experts.

When employing a roofer check:

That they have adequate liability cover.

That they have appropriate qualifications (City and Guilds, NVQ or SVQ)

That they can provide evidence of NFRC registration (National Federation of Roofing Contractors) or CORC registration (Confederation of Roofing Contractors). If in doubt check with the body concerned.

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Summer is fast approaching and it is time to step up the beau-ty game. With summer comes long nights, bright sunshine and more and more time spent outdoors; but, it also brings with it a whole host of beauty dilemmas and problems that are not there in winter - melting makeup, frizzy hair and dry skin to name a few. Luckily, there are some beauty tips and tricks for summer to keep the beauty woes at bay and to keep you looking your best.

Get Summer Ready Get yourself summer ready with these simple beauty tips and tricks. The summer months are the perfect time to experiment with your beauty regime and to take on-board some little tweaks to get the most out of your look.

Coconut Oil Your Hair Though coconut oil is great for a number of different uses, one of the most popular is for keeping hair soft and protected from summer dryness. Simply coat your hair in coconut oil - a little goes a long way - and leave; it can be left for anywhere between half an hour and overnight, the longer the better! Once happy your hair has been moisturised and nourished, wash it out. Applying the shampoo before any water It really is that simple.

Deeply Moisturise Your Face In summer your skin is put to the test; air conditioning, sun and sweat all work to keep your skin from looking its best. By moisturising your skin regularly with a deeply moisturising cream or gel you can combat all of these and your face will have a great summer glow.

Keep Heels Looking Great It’ll soon be time to start wearing sandals, flip flops and open shoes, but this brings the wor-ry of cracked heels and dry feet. A top way to combat this is to moisturise your feet over night with body moisturiser or Vaseline. Coat your feet - focusing on the heels - in your cho-sen product and put on a pair of socks. Leave overnight and allow for the moisturiser to soak in and remove all traces of dry skin or cracked heels.

Avoid Powdery Makeup One of the biggest problems with beauty and the heat is keeping your makeup looking its best after a long day at the office or an evening out with friends. The heat can cause makeup to ‘melt’ off your face and hinders staying power. However, one way of combating this is by swapping powdery blushes and bronzers for cream based products. They stay put for a lot longer and tend to last longer without lifting. Although there are a number of beauty tips and tricks for summer, these four cover all bases - hair, face, makeup and feet. Summer does not need to mean that your beauty regime or practices are affected, but with a few extra additions summer can be a breeze.

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Zoe Warner owner of Vanilla Moon and founder of Therapies4Forces, has been chosen by The British Association of beauty therapy and cosmetology

(BABTAC) as an award finalist in the category of Inspiring person of the year, Zoe not only runs a full time business she also founded Therapies4Forces, who provide free com-plementary therapy treatments to combat injured veterans and their families, Zoe has recruited and looks after over 200 volunteer therapists. In addition to this Zoe has started a therapist online support group which has nearly 2 hundred members and growing daily, the support group provides business advice, Anatomy and Physiology and other useful information as well as a place to share ideas and meet and speak to therapists. Many therapist work alone and can feel isolated and the one stop support page has give thera-pists a meeting place with other professionals. Zoe does all this while looking after her family and doing a full time degree in Health and complementary therapies at Glouces-

tershire University. To celebrate this award Vanilla Moon will be offering readers of the DC&U £5 off a personalised massage, booked between now and the end of June 2015, please bring along your direc-tory to claim, one per person, both new and existing clients welcome to redeem this.

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Summer is fast approaching and it is time to step up the beau-ty game. With summer comes long nights, bright sunshine and more and more time spent outdoors; but, it also brings with it a whole host of beauty dilemmas and problems that are not there in winter - melting makeup, frizzy hair and dry skin to name a few. Luckily, there are some beauty tips and tricks for summer to keep the beauty woes at bay and to keep you looking your best.

Get Summer Ready Get yourself summer ready with these simple beauty tips and tricks. The summer months are the perfect time to experiment with your beauty regime and to take on-board some little tweaks to get the most out of your look.

Coconut Oil Your Hair Though coconut oil is great for a number of different uses, one of the most popular is for keeping hair soft and protected from summer dryness. Simply coat your hair in coconut oil - a little goes a long way - and leave; it can be left for anywhere between half an hour and overnight, the longer the better! Once happy your hair has been moisturised and nourished, wash it out. Applying the shampoo before any water It really is that simple.

Deeply Moisturise Your Face In summer your skin is put to the test; air conditioning, sun and sweat all work to keep your skin from looking its best. By moisturising your skin regularly with a deeply moisturising cream or gel you can combat all of these and your face will have a great summer glow.

Keep Heels Looking Great It’ll soon be time to start wearing sandals, flip flops and open shoes, but this brings the wor-ry of cracked heels and dry feet. A top way to combat this is to moisturise your feet over night with body moisturiser or Vaseline. Coat your feet - focusing on the heels - in your cho-sen product and put on a pair of socks. Leave overnight and allow for the moisturiser to soak in and remove all traces of dry skin or cracked heels.

Avoid Powdery Makeup One of the biggest problems with beauty and the heat is keeping your makeup looking its best after a long day at the office or an evening out with friends. The heat can cause makeup to ‘melt’ off your face and hinders staying power. However, one way of combating this is by swapping powdery blushes and bronzers for cream based products. They stay put for a lot longer and tend to last longer without lifting. Although there are a number of beauty tips and tricks for summer, these four cover all bases - hair, face, makeup and feet. Summer does not need to mean that your beauty regime or practices are affected, but with a few extra additions summer can be a breeze.

Beauty Tips and Tricks for Summer by Zoe Warner of Vanilla Moon

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May Lane Dursley

GL11 4JH

Mon 9.30am-5pm Tues 9.30am-6.30pm

Wed 9.30am-2pm Thurs 9.30am-5pm Fri 9.30am-6.30pm

Sat 9.30am-4pm

Library TIMES OF OPENING

We look forward to seeing you soon….

WiFi is currently available in Gloucester, Cheltenham and Cirencester libraries and in the eight community libraries. Between May and the end of September this year, WiFi

will be extended to cover all libraries in the county. Library users will be able to bring their phone, laptop or tablet when they visit their local branch and use the WiFi to access emails, the internet and to help them with their research or studies or carry out job searches. It will also help people access county council and library services

digitally, including online forms and requests for services, whilst further supporting people to use eBooks and

eAudiobooks. The new WiFi will be supported by a suite of upgraded PCs which are due to be installed across the

county's libraries from April. The new PCs will have improved software to make searching the web and carrying out tasks even easier, as well as increasing security for users. Further information will be made

available in individual libraries as new PCs and free WiFi head their way. Whilst the PCs are being replaced, they

will not be bookable in advance or be available for drop in use though we will endeavour to release PCs for drop in

use as soon as they have been replaced. Peoples Network PCs will still be available at nearby libraries. You can see

the commonly asked questions and keep uptodate on the Library WiFi page or through local library staff. We will

give customers as much notice as possible as to when the upgrade will take place in each library and in all cases

we aim to keep disruption to a minimum. The roll out of WiFi will start in the main libraries at

Stroud, Tewkesbury, Dursley, Newent, Stow and Coleford in May

Contact Dursley Library For further details. Tel: 01453 543059.

We have recently had free Wifi installed so come along with your portable devices! You don’t need to be a library

member to use this.We are also looking forward to the Summer Reading Challenge which begins on Saturday July 11th until Saturday September 5th. This is aimed at children of Primary School age and there will be craft activities on offer throughout the

summer, so come along and sign up.Please call in to the library for more information.


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May Lane Dursley

GL11 4JH

Mon 9.30am-5pm Tues 9.30am-6.30pm

Wed 9.30am-2pm Thurs 9.30am-5pm Fri 9.30am-6.30pm

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Library TIMES OF OPENING

We look forward to seeing you soon….

WiFi is currently available in Gloucester, Cheltenham and Cirencester libraries and in the eight community libraries. Between May and the end of September this year, WiFi

will be extended to cover all libraries in the county. Library users will be able to bring their phone, laptop or tablet when they visit their local branch and use the WiFi to access emails, the internet and to help them with their research or studies or carry out job searches. It will also help people access county council and library services

digitally, including online forms and requests for services, whilst further supporting people to use eBooks and

eAudiobooks. The new WiFi will be supported by a suite of upgraded PCs which are due to be installed across the

county's libraries from April. The new PCs will have improved software to make searching the web and carrying out tasks even easier, as well as increasing security for users. Further information will be made

available in individual libraries as new PCs and free WiFi head their way. Whilst the PCs are being replaced, they

will not be bookable in advance or be available for drop in use though we will endeavour to release PCs for drop in

use as soon as they have been replaced. Peoples Network PCs will still be available at nearby libraries. You can see

the commonly asked questions and keep uptodate on the Library WiFi page or through local library staff. We will

give customers as much notice as possible as to when the upgrade will take place in each library and in all cases

we aim to keep disruption to a minimum. The roll out of WiFi will start in the main libraries at

Stroud, Tewkesbury, Dursley, Newent, Stow and Coleford in May

Contact Dursley Library For further details. Tel: 01453 543059.


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Jayne Mills became a volunteer at Longfield charity shop in Dursley for a very special reason. She wanted to say thank you to the charity’s Hospice at Home nurses who helped care for her husband Dave. “The nurses came out through the night and they were brilliant,” said Jayne, from Cam. “I wanted to give something back.” She joined the shop in 2012 and now divides her time as a shop volunteer and part-time deputy manager. Every year Longfield’s 14 shops raise almost half of the money needed for the charity to provide its free services.

Cotswold Care Hospice has changed its name to Longfield as part of its focus on expanding its community care. Longfield was the name of the charity’s original premises when it first launched in Minchinhampton in 1989. Kaylee Jordison, shop manager, is ap-pealing for volunteers to help in Durs-ley’s two Longfield shops. “Just a few hours a week can make such a differ-ence to what we do and the services we provide,” she said. Volunteers need to be able to offer a minimum of four hours a week, have good customer service skills, be open to training for using a till and be able to use their initiative. To find out more about how to volun-

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Jayne Mills and Kaylee Jordison at Longfield's charity shop in Dursley

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Jayne Mills became a volunteer at Longfield charity shop in Dursley for a very special reason. She wanted to say thank you to the charity’s Hospice at Home nurses who helped care for her husband Dave. “The nurses came out through the night and they were brilliant,” said Jayne, from Cam. “I wanted to give something back.” She joined the shop in 2012 and now divides her time as a shop volunteer and part-time deputy manager. Every year Longfield’s 14 shops raise almost half of the money needed for the charity to provide its free services.

Cotswold Care Hospice has changed its name to Longfield as part of its focus on expanding its community care. Longfield was the name of the charity’s original premises when it first launched in Minchinhampton in 1989. Kaylee Jordison, shop manager, is ap-pealing for volunteers to help in Durs-ley’s two Longfield shops. “Just a few hours a week can make such a differ-ence to what we do and the services we provide,” she said. Volunteers need to be able to offer a minimum of four hours a week, have good customer service skills, be open to training for using a till and be able to use their initiative. To find out more about how to volun-

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Jayne Mills and Kaylee Jordison at Longfield's charity shop in Dursley

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Where were you born and brought up? I was born in the German coastal town of Anklam, and brought up with strong family values, along with my twin sister, and older brother & sister. With my mother as the strong centre of the family, education was always important for us, and it’s from her that I have inherited my strong work ethic and core values of equality, honesty and fairness.

What did you do when you left school? At 18 I moved to Muenster, where I wanted to study psychology. Howev-er, I decided that I did not agree with the problem-focused approach and instead did a bachelor degree in finance. It was there that I became inter-ested in everything related to what I now know is referred to as ‘Positive Psychology’; an interest that I followed and still do to this day.

Moving to England was a kind of calling to me, when in 2004, much to the surprise of my family and friends, I one day decided to head over here and start a new life. My family have always been close. However, as with a lot of families we are now scattered all over, but always get together at least once a year. They understood that I needed to find my path, and so I did.

Looking back, being a Hypnotherapist is the thing that makes sense of all I have done in the past. People and their attitudes towards life have al-ways fascinated me. In fact, learning to understand how we can interact more effectively and stay in control has been a common theme. Even during my finance days I found that my interest in patterns and dynamics of behaviour would tend to lead me into niches, which would require solu-tion-focused skills.

The corporate world can be a great teacher and you learn to deal with re-sentment, anger, frustrations, breakdowns, personalities clashes, pres-sure, stress, bullying etc. I was often a mediator, and responsible for re-organising people, tasks and companies into new structures. This expe-rience has proven to be so valuable for my work as a hypnotherapist now.

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23You could say that I am one of those people who loves to use holi-days and leisure time to explore and study, and over the years un-derwent several courses of study (e.g practitioner in ‘Neuro Linguistic Programming’ NLP with Richard Bandler and ‘Electro Chrystal Ther-apy’ in London, life coaching in Germany, counselling to become an effective listener). But I can remember the moment very clearly when I decided to specialise in Hypnotherapy. It was whilst attend-ing the ‘Happiness Course’ at The Clifton Practice in Bristol. This course was so inspiring for me. It draws heavily from the fields of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness, and NLP, and of course Solution Focused Hypnotherapy. I later did my studies and now also practice there in addition to my regular days at ‘Nailsworth Natural Health Centre’.

Any interests and hobbies? Well, my work is also my hobby. And I love to dance, to interact, and be in the great outdoors. However, my number one interest is defi-nitely my little boy Eddie.

What of your home life?

We, my partner Sam and our son Eddie and I live in Berkeley, which is a good mid way point between my practices. Eddie’s now almost 2, and I just love watching him grow. We’ve had quite a few firsts this year already – first time with him on a bike, first family swim, first words, and sentences both in English and German, and even counting.

Any plans for the future? I am really excited to now also be running courses in Happiness my-self and working with it’s inventor, after having being so inspired by this all those years ago. Look out for details for the Nailsworth course. Additionally, I am also expanding my practice to include my partner Sam, who has been supporting me in the background since the beginning. His Hypnotherapy studies are now well underway, and he is offering free initial consultations and relaxation sessions at Nailsworth Natural Health Centre during Spring and Summer. This is a great way for people to find out more about how Hypnotherapy can help, whilst providing free relaxation sessions as a taster of what the centre has to offer. Simply call 01453 367 870 for bookings.

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by Jon Mason of Highfield Garden World in Whitminster

With everything coming to life now is an excellent time to start feeding ourplants. Established shrub borders and fruit trees would benefit from a goodmulching of Westland Gro-Sure farmyard manure.Now is a great time to be sowing seeds. Lots of annuals and vegetable plantscan be sown this month. Use a good quality seed compost or Jacks Magic multipurpose.Seed potatoes can now be planted, watch out for any late frosts and cover withfleece to protect young delicate shoots.The Garden Centre is now full with a huge range of plants. Small herbaceousplants can go in now, I recommend planting in groups of 3 for a quicker, bolderdisplay. New shrubs can fill in any gaps that you have, just remember to keepthem all watered if we have a dry spell.Lawns will be starting to grow very quickly now and will require a regular weeklycut. If moss is a problem treat with lawn sand now to kill off the moss. Amonthly feed with Miracle Gro Lawn Feed will keep your lawn a lush greencolour.


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I have been rescuing and rehabilitating hedgehogs for about five years and completed the

Vale Wildlife Hedgehog Rehabilitation course in 2011. I also have a local vet who is available 24 hours when needed. I am fully equipped to take emergencies and have the capacity for in the region of 50 hedgehogs.

Please remember: hedgehogs are generally shy nocturnal animals and if you see one out in the day something may be wrong.

Hedgehogs are waking up from hibernation all over the UK at the moment. Their urgent need is fresh drinking water in a sturdy ground level dish (to avoid tipping) and dry hedgehog food. Dry food can be left down for longer than wet food.

Hopefully they will start to breed in the coming weeks and after around 32 days gestation hoglets will be born. It is important to move bonfires before lighting, check well before strimming and carefully move compost piles as there may be nest of hoglets or hedgehogs sleeping in these areas.

If you have an ornamental pond, please ensure there is some way for hedgehogs to climb out. Pea netting and goal nets are a common hazard. If netting is at least 8” off the ground hedgehogs can pass under safely. Goal nets need to be removed when not in use as they are a danger to general to wildlife and sometimes domestic pets.

Apart from the obvious visible injuries, dog bites, open wounds, fractures and burns there are other problems that could need attention. A hedgehog out in the day wobbling, unsteady on its feet, with flies around it or sunbathing (hedgehogs do not sunbathe) will need urgent medical attention.

If you find a seemingly uninjured hedgehog out in daylight during Spring, Summer and Autumn it could be a nursing mother foraging. It is very important if you find a hedgehog and feel you need to take it to a rescue that you write down the details of exactly where it was found. If it is a female and is too unwell to be released immediately then the rescue will be alerted to the possibility of hoglets and hopefully they can be rescued or reunited quickly.

These are hard times for the hedgehog - has declined massively from an estimated 36 million to approximately 1 million in the last 50 years. There are many rescues working hard for the survival of this native species and you can help them too by providing water, food (not milk and bread!)and being vigilant if they are in difficulties.

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I have recently moved to Dursley from North Yorkshire, where I was

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Dursley Neighbourhood Policing Team in partnership with Gloucester Domestic Abuse Support Services (GDASS) recently held a stand during the lunchtime at Rednock school. Unfortunately there are a number of children that experience these behaviour at home or they could be a victim of Domestic Abuse themselves, so Dursley Neighbourhood Policing Team and GDASS wanted to promote that there is support available to these students if they are experience this type of behaviour. We spent two days at Rednock, handing out pens and leaflets to the children.

FootballDursley Neighbourhood Policing Team were recently having problems with Anti-social behaviour at Kingshill Parade. To try and tackle this problem, we have worked with Rednock school and have managed to arrange for the youths to play on the All Weather Pitch.

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