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This issue: Friday, September 28 to October 5, 2012 VOL 19: 969 UK NO.1 Advertising closes for next issue on Friday, September 28 at 5pm.

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Wash, Cut & Finish £16.50Open Razor Shave £27.50

An exclusive Paul Mitchell for Men SalonCall us to book your appointment

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[email protected]

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Th e weather m a y

have been miserable on Sunday, but nothing could dampen the success of the H u n g e r f o r d Food Festival which saw crowds packing H u n g e r f o r d Town Hall all day.

“I would like to thank all the volunteers and local community supporters and sponsors who made this event possible,” said Tony Drewer-Trump from organisers HEAT (Hungerford Environmental Action Team). “An awful lot of work went into planning the festival but it’s defi nitely worth it when you see the interest in cooking and local food.”

Two of HEAT’s main aims are to promote locally sourced food and provide community events. The next events are Apple Pressing Days on Sat 6 Oct 11am - 2pm at Hungerford Garden Centre and Sun 28 Oct 10am - 1pm at the Thames Valley Farmers’ Market in front of the Town Hall. Bring your own apples along to press into juice!

If you have surplus apples that you are happy to donate or if you would like to become involved with HEAT please contact Tony on 07590 555877. - Penny Locke

HUNGERFORD PLAYGROUP

13th October

1-4pm

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THE HUNGERFORD

ADVISERFriday, September 28 to October 5, 2012

YOUR MOST UP-TO-DATE FREE GUIDE TO SALES and SERVICES

FOOD FESTIVAL A GREAT SUCCESS

Hungerford’s new marina would bring money and jobs to the area, the general manager Mr Sean Lucas told The Adviser. Amendments

were being sought to the basin. A small shop and about 118 berths were planned. Work was unlikely before Chistmas he said.

MARINA TO BRING MONEY AND JOBS

Monday’s Marlborough Town Council meeting was deferred as a mark of respect, after Town Clerk Derek Wolfe (57) died that afternoon, having

been taken ill earlier in the day. Councillors met for prayers and silent contemplation, led

by the chaplain Father John Blacker.Mr Wolfe was taken to Great Western Hospital in Swindon

after suffering chest and stomach pains.Appointed in January, he made his mark as “a good man

and a good town clerk”. He commuted to Marlborough each week from his home in Axminster, Devon.He leaves his wife Lynette.

The funeral date will be set following a post-mortem. The council offi ces are being run by the Offi ce Manager, Sue Fry in liaison with councillors.

Marlborough does not have a deputy town clerk.

SUDDEN DEATH OF MARLBOROUGH TOWN CLERK

DEREK WOLFE

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HowardsPet Care Ltd

Unit 4 Charnham Lane, Industrial Estate

Tel: 01488 681888

Charnham Street

T: 01488 682512

F: 01488 [email protected]

www.thebearhotelhungerford.co.uksales@hungerfordbooks.co.ukwww.hungerfordbooks.co.uk

The Hungerford Bookshop

24 High Street01488 683480

- 109 High Street –01488 681117

www.peppermint-cream.co.uk

Shabby Chic

peppermint cream

Tel: 01488 684105Charnham Lane

sales@hungerfordgardenmachinery.co.ukwww.hungerfordgardenmachinery.co.uk

T: 01488 682162

The Sun Inn Hungerford (Charnham Street)

Roberta of Hungerford21 Charnham Street

Tel: 01488 68 28 88

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www.roberta-of-hungerford.co.uk

Tel: 01488 682721117 High Street

www.threeswans.net

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www.casanova-restaurant.co.uk

Chilton FoliatTel: 01488 682202Fax: 01488 683589

[email protected]

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Martin& the

Magpie120 High Street Tel: 01488 681062

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44 High StreetHungerford

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Mr Fry

THE DOWNGATE

Traditional Country Pub on the edge of Hungerford Common

01488 682708 www.the-downgate.co.uk

THE OLD FIRE STATION, 3 CHARNHAM STREET, HUNGERFORD, RG17 0EP

TEL: 01488 681944

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The Adviser is an independent family publication published by Universal Press Limited from Bridge House, Chilton Foliat, Hungerford RG17 0TG Telephone 01488 682328. Facsimile 01488 681899, email: [email protected]. The Adviser is totally unsubsidised from government, lottery or charitable sources and must therefore stand on its own feet and charge for space required in it. The family policy has been to promote established and new business and to help community and charitable events where possible. The Adviser also maintains an independent editorial policy. The Adviser is hand distributed to residences and businesses throughout the area by independent deliverers. The best possible care is taken to assure thorough distribution. The Adviser sets guidelines for distributors but cannot be responsible for the actions of those distributors. The Adviser seeks reliable people for distribution in most areas and these can make contact via the telephone or address above. In the event of a distribution complaint, it may be made by telephoning the above number or writing to the address. The Adviser specialises in advertising and publicity. Its low advertising rates are based on a distribution number well below the number normally distributed. Advertising enquiries may be made to the above telephone number or address.

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Deep tissue massage, reflexology. Claire Digweed, 01488682187 / 07810 886673

VISITING practice Jane Darby WMSCh MPS Pract . Tel. 01672 512211.

RobertaBest for

Hair & BeautyRoberta of Hungerford Tel: 01488 68 28 88

www.roberta-of-hungerford.co.uk

CHIROPODIST

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Sports injuries, postural and tension aches, RSI’s etc treated. Sarah Gomer, Hungerford (01488) 681331/07879 040621

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CHRIS RADFORD, Wagon Yard, Marlborough. 0800 731 6879, evenings 01672 516006.

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Open Morning

come and meet our girls

Every year in and around Hungerford there are manyincidents of poaching of trout from our rivers. Most years with the help of the local police and the Environment Agency

Fishery Officers there are convictions and fines imposed on the poachers in the courts.

Poaching is an ancient pasttime but animals, birds and fish can be cruelly left injured and dying by the illegal acts of poachers.

This week after reports of illegal fishing a small party of poachers were apprehended while fishing with hand lines using bread as bait during the early evening. The poachers were actually fishing when apprehended and those with lines let the lines drop into the water and trout swam away with hook and the hand line attached.

While the incident was being addressed by the police a baited hand line was seized by a duck and hooked, it flew off with the hook and line in its bill. Neither fish nor duck could be traced to remove the hook and line form their mouths.

Fishing is a great recreational pastime but no one can fish without first holding an Environment Agency Permit, and a Club Ticket with adherence to the rules for the river, canal or lake. If fish are landed without relevant permits, it is considered theft, and where it takes place on private land it is considered trespassing and a criminal offence.

Offenders will be accordingly prosecuted and these days face considerable fines.

- ROBERT JAMES

This October sees the return of national Cancer Awareness Month which is a collaboration of national public service organizations, professional medical associations and government agencies

working together to promote breast cancer awareness, share information on the disease, and provide greater access to services. At the forefront of this campaign is the Pink Ribbon Foundation Charity Number 1080839.

Each year 47,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer. That is more than five women every hour and sadly the disease claims the lives of around 12,000 women each year. The number of women being diagnosed with breast cancer is rising but, the good news is that with your help, more women are surviving the disease than ever before.

The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to fund projects and provide financial support to UK charities which relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, or who have been affected by breast cancer or who work to advance the understanding of breast cancer, its early detection and treatment. There are a large number of such charities in the UK, each as deserving as the next. Many of the charities supported are the smaller ones, which operate on a shoestring.

The Pink Ribbon Foundation has very little infrastructure. It relies on the hard work freely given by Trustees (who don’t even claim expenses), interested parties and its Patrons. This is done in order to maximize the amount going to the charities that benefit from the funds raised.

Almost two-thirds of women diagnosed with breast cancer today now survive their disease beyond 20 years and your help contributes to this incredible progress.

Newbury Building Society are proud to be donating £5 to the Pink Ribbon Foundation for each open Pink Ribbon Saver Account at 15 November 2012. The account is available in our Hungerford Branch from the 24th of September 2012. Terms & Conditions apply. For further details visit www.newbury.co.uk/savings or call 01635 555777.

See advertisement on page 6.

NEWBURY BUILDING SOCIETY HELPS NATIONAL CANCER

AWARENESS

POACHERS APPREHENDEDAT HUNGERFORD

Hungerford’s roadworks appear to be going well with a minimum of disruption and the town fully open for

business.No completion date has been confirmed.

HUNGERFORD ROADWORKS GOING WELL


THE DISTRICT’S MOST UP-TO-DATE WEEKLY DIRECTORY The Adviser, Friday, November 11 to 18, 2011

with the Adviser

Home & GardenHome & Gardenwith the Adviser


HungerfordTree Surgery & Garden Services

All aspects of Tree care, Hedge cutting & garden maintenance

One off or regular visits completed with care & expertise

T: 01488 682174 M: 07770 688780

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PAVE-RITE LIMITEDFor a professionally installed

high quality block paved driveway or patio please contact

Andrew Scaife Mobile 07778 734500

24hr ans/fax 01264 791132 email [email protected]

Over 25 years experience

HUNGERFORD JOINERY COMPANY LTD

All Bespoke joinery undertaken

Mark Hopkins Master Craftsman

www.hungerfordjoinery.comTel: 01488 681979

Mob: 07786 385291

RM GARDEN SERVICESGeneral landscaping: patios: fencingGarden/ground maintenanceHedge cutting/reducing, mowingStump grinding, pruning etcFULLY INSURED01672 28813107763 [email protected]

ALAN ARCHERFENCING & LAND MANAGEMENT SERVICES

FULLY INSURED

All work carried out to the very highest standard

Email: [email protected]: 01672 540534 or 07801 239763

FOR YOUR ENQUIRIESRing 01488-683807

07768 400578

All types of fencing supplied & erected. Tree lopping & pruning etc. Hedgecutting

Licensed for removal of rubbish.FREE estimates. FULLY insured

R.J. CRIPPSFENCING & SERVICES

• All trees topped, pruned & shaped• Dead & dangerous trees taken down

and removed• Hedges shaped & reduced

• All waste removed

0800 783 4424 / 07760 216 449

The Adviser 01488 682328

“We get loads of work through you. We would never not

advertise with you”. Chem-Dry Flair 01635 524110

34a High Street, Hungerford, Berks, RG17 0NFtel: 01488 686685

www.thefurnishingplace.co.uk

From fi ne Indian Rosewood to 100 year old reclaimed Pine, you are sure to fi nd a piece that will become a treasured

family heirloom.

Home furnishings that inspire the heartThe Furnishing Place

Local Grounds & Garden Maintenance Service Grass Cutting, Hedging, Land Clearance, Turfi ng, Weeding, Leaf Clearing, Weekly / Monthly Visits, and so much more.

Local, Friendly & Competitive Service [email protected]

BPP(grounds & gardens)Contract Grounds & Garden Maintenance

0800 023 5965

WINDOWS • DOORS • CONSERVATORIES • ROOFLINE

Home improvements you can trust

Serving the community for over 60 yearsA quality service based on honest values

Complete property maintenance service01488 684923 / 07595 225077

REPAIRS, NEW WORKS, RENOVATIONS, REFITSCall R&K We take Care of It All - No job too small

• Kitchens • Bathrooms • Carpentry • Tiling• Joinery • Plumbing • Building works • Guttering


THE DISTRICT’S MOST UP-TO-DATE WEEKLY DIRECTORY The Adviser, Friday, November 11 to 18, 2011

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MAN WITH A VAN

MAN WITH A VANHouse / Offi ce MovesGarage / HouseClearanceRubbish removal

Phone Andy on 01488 684726mobile 07768 655136

Manuela’s IroningProfessional Ironing Service

Bring it in crumpled - get it back fl at

Collection & Delivery service available

01672 512884

IRONING

CITROEN, PEUGEOT, RENAULT25 years’ French car experience.

19 years’ on Citroen.All makes of car serviced. Excellent rates.

FULLY INSURED

01672 521053 Mobile 07974379226Tel: Mark Dunn @ Ramsbury

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Adviser Directory Your most up-to-date FREE guide to shops and services in the district

Try Line Dancing!!Tel: Tessa 01672 520336

**LINE DANCING**Beginners or Intermediates

want to feel better, burn calories, have lots of fun?!

LINE DANCING

RIDING

RIDE LOCALLYin beautiful countryside with

Sue Acworth. Supervised rides & lessons for children & adults

Long Rides & Pony DaysTel: 01488 683253

Little Hidden Farm, Hungerford Newtown

[email protected]

MOBILITY

FLORENCE GRACETHE CURTAINMAKER

Tel. 01672 514369Top quality curtains & soft furnishings

expertly made to measure. Fitting service available, free estimates, reasonable rates

Period properties a specialityPlease call for prompt service

CURTAIN MAKER

• All aspects of tree & hedge work undertaken • FREE quotes • Competitive rates • Fully insured

Professional tree & hedge care with personal service.

All work conforms to British Standards 3998.Proprietor: Dan Last NCHA, ANC Arb

To find outmore, please:

Telephone: 07753 600 156 visit www.laststreecare.co.uk

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Mobile: 07980 536156 E: [email protected]

J Hawkins TREE SURGEON

All aspects of tree workHedge cutting and stump grinding

Trees and hedges supplied and plantedSeasoned mulch and logs available

• Local Authority and Forestry Commision approved• Established 1990 • £10,000,000 liablity

Hedge and stump grinding

The Hungerford and Marlborough Weekly Advisers provide platforms for the people of the district to promote their services and wares.

They are a commercial family venture offering promotional space at a price.

The Adviser family works very hard to help your businesses and services and believes that in most cases service is successful.

In the case of charities, we offer space at a 50% discount, bearing half the cost ourselves.

We welcome input and comment on our services and regret that we are unable to provide free space other than for exceptional circumstances.

For promotional space enquiries you are invited to contact [email protected] Tel. 01488 682328.

HELPING THE DISTRICT

Hungerford’s mayor Cr Martin Crane told the last Hungerford Town council highways and transport committee meeting he had asked West Berkshire Council

for lower kerbs in Bridge Street. He reported that there had been no agreement reached on a Bridge Street pedestrian crossing. Cr David Small said there was chamber of commmerce concern of possible loss of parking spaces.

LOWER KERBS SOUGHT



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SEPTEMBER 201227: Probus - A Quest to Create28: Macmillan Coffee UR Church Hng’29: C’ton Foliat V Hall Quiz night 7.30pm29: Ald Band Concert Rams Church30: ARK Marlb - Meadow Day30: Worlf Rivers Day - Marlb

OCTOBER 20121: Marlb Embroidery Guild AGM3: Marlb WI Wesley Hall 7.30pm3: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm4: HEAT Green Drinks 8pm The Plume4: Merchant’s House Lecture5: Open Mic night MTFC

6: Camera Club exhib Hung TH7: Camera Club exhib Hung TH7: HEAT walk 10am Town Hall steps7: St Lawr’ Hung’d Harvest Fest 11am13: Conc’t Holy Cross Ramsb’y14: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm15: Marlb Embroidery Guild16: MU Signing Choir for deaf Crft Hall20: Charity Dance Marlb TH21: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm23: Marlb Embroidery Guild25: Probus - Bruce Trust27: Flashback (band) @ Marl Town FC28: Spirals Craft Fair & Refreshments 10-4pm HTH28: Hung’d Farmers Mkt

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garage doorsRepairs, Locks, Automatic Operators, New doors, Fixquick Garage Doors, 01488 648016 www.fi xmygaragedoor.co.uk

Heads to Tails, DOG GROOMING IN HUNGERFORD.07733 156064 / 01488 682999

Dog Grooming

Tuesday to Sunday.www.thelobsterpot.net

Tel: 01488 686770 (ext 5)Cobbs Farm Shop, Hungerford

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Handyman

Rob handyman services your expert for home repairs Tel: 07731 392874

1st

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of Hungerford

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What’s On in Hungerford, Marlborough & district with The Adviser

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See our extensive range of made to measureblinds and shutters

OPENING TIMES: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 10am-4pm Unit 4d, Fitz Gilbert Court, Castledown Business Park, Castledown Road, Ludgershall, Wiltshire SP11 9FA

Tel: 01264 791400Mob: 07802 852852

WWW.SEANWILLMONTCARPETS.COMEmail: [email protected]

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KENNET TUTORSExpert professional Coaching

& Tuition by experienced local tutors in all main subjects. All ages.

CONTACT:- CALL: 01672 810032

www.kennettutors.org.uk

Local support for small business in all aspects of Human Resources, Free HR Health Check www.lam-consultancy.co.uk

HUMAN RESOURCES CONSULTANCY

Child Care

Child care needed for 4 to 5 days a week from mid October for a 2 year old girl living near Hungerford. For further details email: [email protected]

Each year 47,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer. That is more than fi ve women every hour and sadly the disease claims the lives of around 12,000 women each year. The number of women being diagnosed with breast cancer is rising but, the good news is that with your help, more women are surviving

the disease than ever before.

Newbury Building Society are proud to be dona� ng £5 to the Pink Ribbon Founda� on for each open

Pink Ribbon Saver Account at 15 November 2012. The account is available in our Hungerford Branch from the

24th of September 2012. Terms & Condi� ons apply. For further details www.newbury.co.uk/savings or call 01635 555777.

Fiction and non-fi ction -new, classic and ‘old favourites’

history, biography, cookery, gardening,travel, maps, children’s books

and ‘oh, look, that’s interesting...’Art and craft materials

10% discount on all hardbacks.The White Horse Bookshop

136 High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1HN

THE WHITE HORSEBOOKSHOP

136 High Street, Marlborough

Tel: 01672 512071www.whitehorsebooks.co.uk

Auction in Town Hall Thursday 18th October.

Entries close 8th Oct.

Contact Dennis:

07890 268631

www.hungerfordauctions.co.uk

HOME EDUCATIONPERSONAL TUTORS

Specialising in Maths, English, Science, Speech & Drama to GCSE level

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The Hare Restaurant and Bar

Ermin Street Lambourn Woodlands Berkshire RG17 7SD. Tel: 01488 71386 www.theharerestaurant.co.ukErmin Street Lambourn Woodlands Berkshire RG17 7SD.

THESHEARS INN

THESHEARS INN

Open 7 days a week - Closed on Sunday [email protected] www.theshears.co.uk

COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS - 01264 850304Top quality food relaxed surroundings. Sunny terrace garden. Dogs welcome.

Interesting and original menu, plus a large choice real ales and lagers.Sunday Brunch 30 September - all the usuals plus some unusuals!

The Plough at ShalbourneA quality country pub in a lovely setting opposite the village green.

Wide selection of superb dishes complimented by great wines and beers.

Traditional Sunday Lunches Wednesday Eve - Fish & Chips Special £4.00

01672 870295Kingston Road, Shalbourne, SN8 3QF

www.ploughshalbourne.co.uk – [email protected]

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For all your vehicle servicing and repair needs

Unit 5, Charnham Lane, Hungerford, Berks, RG17 0EY t: 01488 684045

• Over 21 years’ experience in the independent garage sector • Up-to-date diagnostic equipment

• MOT appointments arranged • No job too small

NOW OPEN inHUNGERFORD

Andrew Charles Tilley AMJAUTO SERVICES

Unit 6, Swan Gate, Charnham Ind Est, Hungerford RG17 0Y X

Call: 01488 686611www.amjautoservices.co.uk

Mon-Fri 8.30 -17.00 Sat by Appointment

Vehicle Wrapping

@LaPrimaveraRG17 www.la-primavera.co.uk16 Charnham Street, Hungerford

Please call us on 01488 682 588 or email [email protected]

Lunch Menu Deal 2-Course meal £9.95

3-Course meal £12.95available Monday to Friday

from 12pm to 7pm

www.theclothesshopnewbury.co.uk

The Clothes ShopThe Clothes Shop

Telephone 01635 47832

9.15am - 5pm Tuesday to Saturday - Free Street Parking - 12 Pound St Newbury RG14 6AA

NEW season stock arriving weekly!Some sale items remaining

Marlborough College is an Equal Opportunities Employer and follows recommended safe recruitment guidelines including CRB checks.

CASUAL LIFEGUARDS required for our College Swimming Pool.

You must be fully qualifi ed and have relevant experience.

Informal enquiries to Mr James Auty, Pool Manager, 01672 892500 or email [email protected].

Application forms are available from [email protected].

Individual – affordable - stylishCLOTHES, BAGS, ACCESSORIES

NEW Shop!! Come and See Us!115 High Street, HUNGERFORD

3 Kingsbury Street, MARLBOROUGHwww.luna-clothing.co.uk

ELIZABETH MCINDOE SCHOOL OF DANCING

ROYAL ACADEMY OF

DANCEBallet Classes for children from 3yrs.

Venues: Hungerford,Marlborough,Pewsey & Ramsbury - RAD Registered Teachers

Tel: 01672 520514 E: [email protected] www.lizmcdance.co.uk


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We carry out the service maintenance and installation

CookersGas FiresWater HeatersGas Boilers and systemsGas Warm Air HeatersAll controls & ancillary equipmentLandlord Gas SafetyInspection and Certifi catesSystem fl ushing and DescalingNatural Gas & I.P. Gas

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Specialising in ...Tiling, Slating, Flat Roofi ng, Lead work and all aspects of roof refurbishment.

We are a fully insured company with over 20 years experience. For a free estimate & advice

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Telephone 01672 514020

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30 years experience

Robert RandallTel: 01672 539213 (M): 07743 186740



D.J.C.Painting & Decorating Services

• Over 20 years experience• Fully insured •Free estimates

• Competitive pricesCall Darren

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SIMON THORPE BUILDING CONTRACTOR New builds, Extensions, Brickwork Roofi ng & General building services

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Tel. 01672 514215 Mobile 07775 727389

PLUMBING

AJS PLUMBERSof Marlborough

Domestic and Commercial plumbing undertaken.

35 years experience of all aspects of plumbing T: 01672 511064

M: 07721 329 583

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Home Based Professional Accountantfor Limited Companies

Self Employed Businessesand Self-Assessment

ACCOUNTANCY

Friendly and Reliable Service,

Tel: Virginia Parkes 01488 649908

Camp HopsonIncorporating Arthur Chivers

Independent Funeral DirectorsOffer a personal and complete 24 hour service

Including Horsedrawn Funerals, Pre-Paid Funeral Plans, National & International Funerals

For advice please call:HUNGERFORD(01488) 686511

90 West Street Newbury Berkshire RG14 1HANEWBURY 01635-522210

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES ACCOUNTANCY SERVICES

All types of domestic plumbing Installation & maintenance,

bathrooms, en-suites, showersTel Hungerford: 07771 511331

PLUMBING SERVICESBUILDING & DECORATING

KITCHENS Ltd

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WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM

Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk

KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY

KITCHENS & CABINETRYCARPET CLEANING

CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING by Flair

Most carpets dry in 1 -2 hours • Protection service • Professional stain

removal • No obligation quotations All work fully insured and guaranteed.

01635 524110www.chemdryclean.co.uk/flair Email: [email protected]

WINDOW CLEANING CARPET CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEP

ACS Window & cleaning services. com-mercial & residential. Fully insured 01488 681669 mob. 07766 655093

Carpet Clean - Ricky Flint, established 1997. Professional, local service. Great Bedwyn 07799 215837 / 01672 871414

HUNGERFORD DESIGN LTDPLANS FOR

Planning & Building Regs/New Houses & Extensions

Listed Buildings - Land SurveysFree Consultation please contact:Sidney Webb - Tel: 01488 683424E: [email protected]

DESIGN SERVICES

ALL MAKES WELCOMEUnit 4 Charnham Lane, Industrial Estate, Hungerford

Tel: 01488 681888

• Tyres • Exhausts • Batteries • Brakes • Shock Absorbers

BRUSH AND VAC

Special OAP rates • All appliances

Contact Jamie

CHIMNEY SWEEP

T: 01488 648417M: 07799 530217

Air Conditioning& RefrigerationSales & Service

Day: 07833 750 889Eve: 01488 684 334

AIR CON SKIP HIRE

SKIP HIREMINI SKIPS

6 TO 14 YD BUILDERS SKIPS

Tel 08000 751751

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HANDYMAN SERVICES

LOGS FOR SALELOGS for sale, £70 per load. 01488 684520 or 07770 884795

Experienced curtain maker 01672 871496

CURTAIN MAKER

CSL Handyman ServicesMinor electrical works,

DIY Gardening, etcFully insured and CRB Checked

T: 0845 0777087 M:07704 185393

email: [email protected]

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Kingfishers, water voles, grass snakes and lots of creepy crawlies, these are some of the creatures you might be lucky enough to see if you join Action

for the River Kennet and celebrate World Rivers Day at the boardwalk, part of Stonebridge Wild River Reserve in Marlborough on Sunday 30th September from 10am.

This third Meadow Day will include two wildlife walks (10.30am and 2pm) and a chance to put on your wellies and explore the Kennet to see and learn about all the wildlife that depends upon it. There will also be a Kennet Quiz, children’s nature trail and the opportunity to find out more about ARK and get involved.

The day will end with a bat walk by the river at 8pm. For more info contact Anna on 01672 511028.

From; Anna Forbes

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TILING, COVING, AND COMPLETE REFURBISHMENTS

• FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED• Interior & Exterior • Reliable • Professional

HUNGERFORD: 01488 685220 MOBILE’S: 07976 917861 / 07860 940606

B & G TALMAGE LTDGeneral Builders & Decorators

BUILDING SERVICES

C.E.W. BUILDERSComplete building services

New build, extensions, alterations, brickwork, patios, carpentry, joinery & loft conversions Fully insured, Architectural

drawings supplied & submitted. Est. 18yrsFor a free quote

07818 233249 / 01672 516760

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E-mail [email protected] Site: www.ener-con.co.uk

ENERconGas Safe Registered -185238

We carry out the service maintenance and installation

• Cookers Gas • Fires• Water Heaters• Gas Boilers and systems• Gas Warm Air Heaters

• All controls & ancillary equipment• Landlord Gas Safety

• Inspection and Certifi cates• System fl ushing and Descaling

• Natural Gas & I.P. GasWe are highly experienced with over 30 years’ history, offer a very competitive service

Phone 01488 680800 Mobile 07776 242967

The Adviser’s traditional Winter Warmth feature enables companies to promote their products and services relating to winter warmth.

With the frosts upon us and the prospect of a very cold winter, householders are giving priority to warmth.

The Adviser will next week run the second of its Winter Warmth features and if you wish to promote your products or services give us a call on 01488 682328 [email protected]

Today’s feature has been made possible by:HUMPHRIES STONEMASONS who specialise in fi replaces

and wood stoves, gas and log burning fi res and stoves and handmade limestone, marble and Bathstone fi replaces designed to our specifi cations. For free quotes: Tel. 01488 682847.

ENERcon carrying out service maintenance and installation of gas cookers, fi res, water heaters, gas boilers and systems, gas warm air heaters Tel. 01488 680800.

CHIMNEY SWEEP: All homes with fi res need a chimney sweep and Jamie will provide an excellent service. Brush and vac, special OAP rates and all appliances catred for. Tel 01488 648417.

THESE COMPANIES WILL HELP YOU TO STAY

WARM THIS WINTER

Wood burning StovesKitchen RangesBiomass Boilers

Full design and installation service

New Premises, New Name - Same old familyservice and high standards of workmanship

Please visit our wood burning centre to view our extensive range of wood fuelled appliances

Sarsen Energy Ltd, Unit 1, Garlands Trading Estate, Cadley Road, Collingbourne Ducis, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 3EB Tel: 01264 850742 Fax: 01264 850549 email: [email protected] www.SarsenEnergy.co.uk

01264 850742

GASTECH

THE INDEPENDENT GAS SPECIALISTS

SERVICE CONTRACT SPECIALISTS

• Servicing, Repairs, Installation

• Central Heating

(including Combination

Boilers and Warm Air)

• Landlord Safety Checks

• Cookers, Fires, Water Heaters

6 Templars Way Industrial Estate, Marlborough Rd, Royal Wootton Bassett SN4 7SRwww.gastechwilts.co.uk

FOR GAS SERVICE CALL01793 848800

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We are always thinking ahead at Gastech and we know that, traditionally, the level of heating breakdowns drastically increase at the end of September.

Many of the breakdowns we attend to at the start of the heating season could have been prevented by maintenance.

Unfortunately, faults on the heating system do not show themselves until the cold weather arrives. By then, most gas engineers are busy, causing a delay of days to arrange a call out.

Gastech are a local, family run business with more than 30 years’ experience in the gas industry. Based in Royal Wootton Bassett with a satellite offi ce in Marlborough we always have an engineer available in your area.

With increasing gas prices it is essential that your gas boiler is running properly to ensure it is safe and effi cient. Our engineers are happy to service all gas and LPG boilers including warm air systems. Age of boiler is not a problem and we would be there to service it, not to tell you that it needs replacing.

So, beat the rush. Call Gastech on 01793 848800 to book your heating service.

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Customers are telling us at the Seasoned Timber Company that they are being more conservative about running their central heating consistently. They are both heating the

house to a slightly lower temperature or running the heating for a few hours less each day and using a fi re to heat the main room comfortably. We are being told of a good reduction in fuel costs where customers turn to log burners as an alternative or additional source of heating.

There has been a great increase in the number of log burners being installed these require seasoned wood to work effi ciently. Seasoned hardwood logs are achieved by storing timber after felling for a minimum of one year and usually longer until the moisture content has reduced suffi ciently. Further storage in covered airy barns is preferable once converted to logs. Buying locally sourced logs that meet the moisture content requirements is one way of saving money and reducing our carbon footprint. Once you have your logs it’s important to protect them from the weather, it is also preferable to bring some in prior to burning during periods of damp and cold weather. Customers say that logs delivered in bulk bags is much more convenient and clean. The 1 cubic meter vented bag is recyclable and we encouraged its reuse or return. -Gill Rowlands Seasoned Timber Company Tel. 07917 875781.

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126 High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 1LZ 01672 51216317 Market Place, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1BA 01380 722211

Free initial consultation www.davidowen.co.uk

Self-assessment tax returns & tax creditsCorporate accounts and taxationStart-ups & company formation

Business accountsTax planning adviceVAT, Payroll & P11D

Complete range of specialist advice:

Phone: 0845 6034743Nadia Dennis

www.apexliveincare.orgApproved Domiciliary Care Provider to Hampshire & Dorset County Councils Registered with CQC – Care Quality Commission

· Apex care specialises in providing reliable, high quality care and support to people

living in their homes.

· We enable people to remain in their own homes, and assist with maintaining and promoting their independence, knowing

our quality service is there to support them.

· All our services can be tailored to your own personal needs.

· Our professional services include, personal care, preparing and serving meals, shopping, domestic support, and companionship.

· For further assistance

www.brendoncare.org.uk

a bright future ahead

Maintenance PersonFroxfi eld c £18,200paBrendoncare Froxfi eld is a modern purpose-built care centre between Marlborough and Hungerford which cares for 44 physically and mentally frail older people.

You will be responsible for the maintenance, repairs and general upkeep of the building, grounds and equipment, providing assistance to staff and residents, supervising contractors and suppliers and complying with Health and Safety standards. You should have a basic understanding of electrics, plumbing and H&S legislation, and at least one trade skill.

You must have good communication skills and an affi nity for older people, and be able to work in a busy environment and keep accurate records. This is a full-time post (35 hours) plus on-call, so a fl exible approach would be welcome. An enhanced CRB disclosure is required, and a full driving license.

Please contact Jenny Lillywhite for an application form on 01488 684916 or email [email protected]

Aldbourne Band is returning to Ramsbury Church at 7.30pm this Saturday 29th September, for a lively evening of varied and interesting music to round off this Jubilee

year. Music will include a bass trio playing Forty Fathoms, a solo by Paul Bilkey on Soprano cornet playing The Queen of the Nights Aria by Mozart. Festival Overture by Shostakovich will also be performed – a challenging piece! The Training Band (pictured) will also be performing in their third major public appearance. The Friends of Aldbourne Band are running a raffl e and Sue Rendell from Aldbourne post offi ce is running a bar.

In September the Band’s last performance was in Aldbourne by the Pond. It featured ‘Tom Jones’ aka Pete Grimshaw playing a medley of Jones’s classics whilst festooned with ladies’ panties hung around his neck and instrument – he got the loudest applause of the night for his efforts!

The annual Christmas concert in Aldbourne is scheduled for Saturday 8th December at 4pm.

Tickets are £8 for Adults and £1 for under 16’s and are available

ALDBOURNE BAND IN CONCERT THIS SATURDAY, SEPT. 29. IN RAMSBURY CHURCH

in advance from Aldbourne Post Offi ce, Alan Watson 01672 540580, or on the Door. Details www.aldbourneband.org

Brendoncare, the local care charity for older people, has a few fi nal places available for the BUPA Great South Run on Sunday 28th

October. Join Brendoncare’s Lisa Fletcher, David Higgins and Angharad Foster along with 30,000 other runners, on this 10 mile race through Portsmouth and help raise £120 minimum sponsorship for Brendoncare.

To claim a place please contact Community Fundraiser Lisa Fletcher on 01962 852133 or email [email protected] . Places are limited so please don’t hesitate if you would like one. Lisa said: “I can’t wait to take on this challenge! I’ve never run before so I thought the Great South Run would be a great one to start off what I hope will become a regular hobby. It’s an opportunity to give something back to the community by raising money and awareness for Brendoncare – helping some of the most vulnerable people in our society through the Brendoncare care centres and clubs for older people. At a time when ‘care’ is getting a lot of bad press, I want to shout about a great charity whose levels of service and care are excellent.”

FINAL PLACES FOR GREAT SOUTH RUN

Friday, September 28 to October 5, 2012

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Hedgehog Hazards Some of the worst cases Wiltshire Wildlife Hospi-tal have been treating are those involving slug pel-let poisoning. They explained to the Adviser “The hedgehogs suffer terrible pain. People need to be aware that if they have hedgehogs in the garden there is no need to use slug pellets, even the ani-mal friendly ones, supposedly harmless, can effect hedgehogs in this way”.The Hospital tell us that this is a dangerous time for the offspring, as they may not gain enough weight to survive the winter months. Members of the pub-lic should be aware of the plight of the autumn juvenile. Hedgehogs already being cared for that are not up to weight, are the ones needing over-wintering and by the end of October the hedgehogs should weigh 650g to survive the winter. Advice can be misleading about weight, with 1lb (454g) sometimes being stated as suffi cient, but Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital believe this is nowhere near enough for any hedgehog to survive. Last year they over-wintered 130 hedgehogs and annually they deal with between 600 and 700 hedgehogs.Hedgehogs are now being seen regularly in Coo-pers Meadow in Marlborough. The meadow is a mixture of mown, managed and wild habitat and it is thought that leaving some of the wild patches has encouraged them to breed there. Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital are a registered charity and be contacted on 07850 778752

HUNGERFORD COACH PARK DISCUSSIONHungerford Town Council’s highways and transport committee’s last meeting discussed a coach park in Charnham Street. The park would be at the current bus stop opposite The Sun Inn and would involve several extra parking spaces, the mayor, Cr Martin Crane said. The meeting also heard of a proposal for a coach park at Cobbs Farm and feeling was that if Cobbs wished to develop a coach park, they could consider it.

SIR JOHN MADEJSKI TO SWITCH ON LIGHTS?Sir John Madejski will be invited by Hungerford Town Council to switch on Hungerford’s Christmas lights on Sunday, December 2.“Mr Christmas Lights” Rod. Desmeules told the last Hungerford Town Council highways and transport com-mittee meeting he was ready to press ahead with the lights programme and would need volunteers to help.The meeting was told it was planned to offset costs with sales of Christmas cards, calendars and a prize draw.Hungerford’s Christmas lughts have been the envy of many centres in recent years, largely due to Mr Des-meules’ efforts.

STATION PRECINCTS PROGRESSDELAYEDTwo over-riding factors appear to be delaying progress of Hungerford’s railway station precincts development.These factors were again aired at the last meeting of Hungerford Town Council’s highways and transport committee.Firstly, the council needs a decision from Network Rail on the station boundaries and “ransom strip” alleged to be hindering progress.Secondly the council needs assurance that the rail ser-vice will be maintained when tenders for the service are sought next March.The meeting was told there was no guarantee that rail traffi c would continue to expand if the service was re-duced to a “shuttle service” from Newbury when elec-trifi cation of the line between Paddington and Newbury was implemented.A special council committee was to meet on Wednesday to discuss the rail service. Delegates from Hungerford, Kintbury and Bedwyn were mentioned but there was no mention of Marlborough from where there is under-stood to be concern from people who use Bedwyn and Hungerford railway stations in preference to Swindon.

“MORE POSITIVE HOUSING APPROACH”Hungerford Town Council was looking to a more positive approach to housing development within the town, the mayor Cr Martin Crane told the last council highways and transport committee meet-ing. He said there were areas within the town that could contain housing and moves were under way to appoint a professional consultant. He said over-all involvement in a local development plan would be too costly for the council.

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MAJORITY IN FAVOUR OF IMPROVEDRAILWAY STATION AREAThe vast majority of the 40 people who replied to the Hungerford Town Council questionnaire on the railway station area’s future were in favour of improvement, Cr Richard Hudson told this week’s council meeting.Questions:1. Generally agree with proposed station improve-ments: 95% yes, 5% no.2. If no what would you like to see: Nil.3a. Support improving station interchange 97% yes, 3% no.3b.Support high quality buildings on neighbouring sites: 90% yes, 10% no. 3c. Support junction improvement of Park St/Station Rd. 97% yes, 3% no.4. Worth reducing parking by 15 of 70 spaces 79% yes. 21% no.5. Agree with welcome sign: Hungerford Heart of AONB 76% yes, 24% no.6. A rail station building: 61% yes, 39% no.7. Residential development on Oakes site 81% yes, 19% no.8. Close level crossing 19% yes, 81% no.9. Other suggestions:Building with cafe, toilet etc, keep Hungerford at pres-ent size, no sprawl, overfl ow car park needed, reserva-tions about parking reduction, full support to enhance station, concern about nose, want more parking, re-duce gap on train platform, use Oakes site for parking, building best on up platform, HGV access concerns, add secure cycle parking, re-position ticket machine, building as Thatcham, CCTV on platforms, improve Park St. junction, more parking spaces, more trains, longer platform.

POLICE HELP WITH DOG FOULINGPolice have agreed to accompany the dog warden on patrol in Hungerford where instances of dog fouling are rife. District Councillor David Holtby told councllors before their last meeting that fouling was particularly bad in the canal area and Croft .

GOOD RESPONSE TO FAMILYHAIR SALON OPENINGHungerford’s newest business, The Edge Unisex Fam-ily Hair Salon is the latest business to benefi t from Ad-viser advertising.Proprietor Michele Jackson said she received excellent response from her front page advertisement last week.She has elected to become yet another regular Adviser advertiser.Michele’s salon is at 17 Bridge street, opposite Rox-ton’s. You can’t beat The Adviser but you can join it. Tel. 01488 682328. [email protected]

MARLBOROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENING TO SUPPORT LOCAL LIFE SAVERS A charity dance at Marlborough Town Hall next month will raise funds for the local life saving work of St John Ambulance. The dance on 20 October, featuring the band Cel-ebration, is being organised by volunteers from the charity’s Pewsey Division and Marlborough Com-munity First Responders - volunteers who provide emergency medical aid in the Marlborough area ahead of the arrival of an ambulance. Organiser Kev Dickens says: ‘At last year’s dance everyone had a fantastic time while knowing they were helping us to provide a service which is so of-ten the difference between life and death.’ The money raised from this year’s event will go towards equipping the local community with basic fi rst aid skills as well as supporting the Community First Responders and local St John Ambulance vol-unteers. The event will also provide an opportunity for people to fi nd out more about learning fi rst aid and volunteering. Kev says: ‘Our research shows up to 140,000* peo-ple a year die needlessly in situations where fi rst aid could have saved them. We’re determined to change that appalling statistic by getting as many people as possible to learn fi rst aid.’ The evening starts at 8.30pm. Tickets are £10 for adults and £8 for concessions and will be available from the White Horse Bookshop and Carrie’s Hair-dressers in Marlborough High Street. Tickets can also be reserved at www.marlborough-boxoffi ce.co.uk

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