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info@thelocalstuff.co.uk Empire Cinema 6 World Cup 2010
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Recipe 8
Chatterton Village School Run Mum 22
• Avicraft Wool Shop Did You Know...? 10
Local Police 24
Chislehurst Competitions 12
• The Ark Clinic Kids’ Page 26
• Caffe Uno Taste of London
• Chislehurst Library Offer 12 Churchill Theatre 29
• Due Amici
• George Proctor & Useful Numbers 13 Sudoku 30
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Editor’s Letter
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Finally, we move into Summer! For me, this is always
• Petts Wood Cafe
marked by the start of Wimbledon, which I will be avidly
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watching this month. Hang on, isn’t there another sporting
event this month, oh yes, the World Cup! I’m sure we will all
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What’s on in June...
Tue 1, 10.30am
Parent/Carer & Baby Cinema Club
Tue 1, 2.30pm & 7.45pm
Film Club ‘Calamity Jane’
Sat 5, 1.00pm & 5.00pm
Dance Act Theatre School Variety Show
Sat 5, 8.00pm
The Spikedrivers
Thu 10, 10.30am - 3.00pm
Art & Craft Fair
Thu 10, 8.00pm
Outside The Box Comedy Club
Fri 11 & Sat 12, 8.00pm
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Fri 11 & Sat 12, 7.30pm
‘The Essence of Love’ by Philip Ayckbourn
Sun 13, 7.30pm
For One Night Only with Green Street Blues
Thu 17, 8.00pm
The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular
Fri 18 & Sat 19, 8.00pm
The Regina Monologues
Sat 19, 11.00am, 1.00pm & 3.00pm
Longnose Puppets - Penguin
Sat 19, 7.30pm
BBC Big Band - Celebrate the Great British Bands
Sun 20, 7.30pm
Choral Concert - Beethoven Symphony No. 9
Wed 23, 7.30pm
An Audience with Tony Haygarth
Wed 23 - Sat 26, 7.30pm (Sat mat 2.00pm)
Oklahoma!
Thu 24, 8.00pm
The Carrivick Sisters
Fri 25 - Sat 26, 8.00pm (Sat mat 2.30pm)
The Sevenoaks Players present Bums on Seats
Wed 30, 7.30pm
Chance to Dance
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• 15ml/3 tsp baking powder together, but is not too dry. If too dry, splash a bit more
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• large pinch salt 4. Press the dough out on a flat clean floured surface until
• sprinkle of cayenne pepper/chilli pow- it is about 5mm thick, then fold it over on top of itself (this
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der (optional) flatten it again, using the palm of your hand. Do not use
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• 250ml strong cheddar cheese from rising.
• 15 ml/3 tsp vegetable oil 5. Cut out your scones out by using a round cutter (you
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• 125 ml milk (maybe a bit more de- use a drinking glass. Place them on a baking tray, pop
pending on how it mixes) them in the oven at 180 celsius for fifteen twenty minutes.
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World Cup: Did you know...?

The first World Cup was hosted and won by Uruguay in 1930. There were only 13 participating countries,
all entered by invitation with no preliminary rounds.
Brazil holds the record for the most World Cup titles, having won five times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994,
2002). Brazilian Ronaldo holds the individual record for most World Cup goals with 15.
The official mascot for the 2010 World Cup is Zakumi, and takes his name from “ZA”, the international
abbreviation for South Africa, and “kumi”, a word that means “ten” in various African languages. The first
ever mascot used was World Cup Willie in the 1966 World Cup hosted and won by England.
Yellow and red cards were not introduced to the World Cup until 1970.
The fastest sending off in any World Cup was when Jose Batista was sent off after 56 seconds in 1986
during the match between Uruguay and Scotland.
The total prize money for the 2010 World Cup is $420 million, with the winning team receiving $30 million.
Originally named ‘Victoire aux Ailes d’Or’, the golden statuette, designed by french sculptor Abel Lafleur,
was renamed ‘Jules Rimet’ in 1946 in honour of the first president of FIFA. Brazil kept it permanently after
its third win in 1970, but it was stolen in 1983 and never recovered.
Mexico City has hosted a record 74 World Cup matches.

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“Letters To Juliet” is released this month starring
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film did she also star in?
a) Mommie Dearest
b) Mamma Mia
c) The Mummy
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The Local Stuff June 2010
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competition 2
Join Taste of London, 17-20 June, the capital’s largest pop-up restaurant festival, for the opportunity to dine
your way around the city without leaving Regent’s Park. Taste favourites Le Gavroche, Rhodes Twenty
Four and Bentley’s are there, along with newcomers like Colony Bar & Grill and Maze. Giorgio Locatelli
and Michel Roux Jr. will be supplying inspiration and there’ll be plentiful food and drink from the diverse
range of local and international producers.
Win two tickets valid for Thursday sessions or Friday lunchtime session.
Each ticket is worth £22 (if booked in advance) or £26 (if bought on the door).
Just answer this question. Who is the Head Chef at Le Gavroche, the first
restaurant in the UK to achieve three Michelin stars?
a) Gary Rhodes, b) Giorgio Locatelli, c) Michel Roux Jr

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useful numbers
Emergencies: Chislehurst Library Childline
Local Police 020 8467 1318 0800 1111
0300 123 1212 Petts Wood Library Crimestoppers
in emergency call 999 01689 821607 0800 555 1111
Chislehurst Team Chislehurst Society Drinkline
020 8716 1925 020 8467 0900 0800 917 82 82
Bickley Team Royal Mail FRANK
020 8721 2610 08457 740 740 0800 776600
London Fire Brigade GamCare
020 8555 1200 Medical: 0845 6000 133
RSPCA Cruelty Line NHS Direct Learning Disabilities Helpline
0300 1234 999 0845 4647 0808 808 1111
Environmental Health EmDoc Message Home
01737 276 000 020 8676 7424 0800 700 740
PRU Hospital MIND
Utilities: 01689 863000 0845 766 0163
British Gas National Debtline
0800 111999 0808 808 4000
Travel: National Domestic Violence
EDF Energy National Rail Enquiries
0800 096 9000 0808 2000 247
08457 484950
Thames Water National Missing Persons
London Underground
0845 782 0800 0500 700 700
020 7222 1234
BT Faultline NSPCC
Traveline
0800 800151 0808 800 5000
0871 200 2233
Virgin Media Parentline Plus
0845 454 1111 0808 800 2222
Helplines: Relate
Sky
Age Concern 0300 100 1234
08442 410 564
020 8315 1850 Samaritans
Alcoholics Anonymous 08457 90 90 90
Community: 0345 697 555 Seniorline
Local Authority Alzheimer’s Society 0808 800 6565
020 8464 3333 020 7423 3500 Sexwise
Citizens Advice Bureau Bereavement Service 0800 28 29 30
0870 750 9000 020 8290 6293
Late Opening Pharmacies:

Pharmacy Address Telephone Times
59 High Street,
Lloyds Pharmacy 020 8467 3158 Mon - Fri ‘til 19:00
Chislehurst. BR7 5AF
89-93 High Street,
L M Williams 020 8467 8229 Mon - Fri ‘til 18:30
Chislehurst. BR7 5AG
4/6 Cranley Parade,
Lloyds Pharmacy Beaconsfield Road, 020 8857 3930 Mon - Fri ‘til 18:30
Mottingham. SE9 4DZ
83 Queensway, Petts Mon - Fri ‘til 22:00
Petts Wood Pharmacy 01689 898580
Wood. BR5 1DQ Sat - Sun ‘til 23:00

Notes June 2010

Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Coronation Day
1 2
Beating Retreat
7 8 9
Garter Day Royal Ascot Royal Ascot

14 15 16
21 22 23
Summer Solstice Wimbledon Wimbledon
Wimbledon City of London Festival City of London Festival
City of London Festival
Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon

28 Greenwich & Docklands
International Festival
City of London Festival City of London Festival City of London Festival
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World Cup 2010 Venues
Rustenburg: Royal Bafokeng Stadium
Originally this was a rugby stadium. The capacity was 38,000, but has been increased to 42,000 in time for the
World Cup. The Royal Bakofeng Stadium also has new electronic boards and a new light system. This stadium
has been host to many South African Premier Soccer League games, despite Rustenburg not having a PSL
team.
Polokwane: Peter Mokaba Stadium

The stadium is one of five new stadiums that has been built for the World Cup 2010. It will host 4 matches. The
initial plan was to upgrade the old city stadium, but then the government and FIFA decided to build a new one.
Peter Mokaba Stadium is 5km away from the city’s downtown. The stadium was named after Peter Mokaba, a
political activist during apartheid.
Nelspruit: Mbombela Stadium

The Mbombela Stadium is a new 46,000 seat stadium and was constructed as one of the ten venues for
the FIFA World Cup 2010. It is a multi-purpose stadium, and is expected to host soccer and rugby matches.
Mbombela is siSwati and means ‘many people together in a small space’. The stadium is seven kilometres
from the city centre and close to game parks, giving spectators the opportunity of seeing wildlife during the
tournament.
Bloemfontein: Free State Stadium

Free State stadium hosted group and quarter-final matches at the CAF Africa Cup of Nations in 1996 and the
Rugby World Cup in 1995. It is also the home of Premier Soccer League team, Bloemfontein Celtics. The
stadium has been upgraded, and has a seating capacity of 48,000. Free State stadium was one of the venues
for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup.
Port Elizabeth: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is high-tech and modern. It will host the first and second round matches of
the 2010 World Cup. The city didn’t have a football-specific stadium, and all international matches played here
were at the Eastern Province rugby team’s ground. The locals here are exceptionally passionate about football,
despite now having a PSL team (or perhaps because of that). This stadium also hosted matches for the 2009
Confederations Cup, and was the only new stadium included as a venue for that competition.
Johannesburg: Soccer City Stadium

This venue is also known as the First National Bank Stadium (FNB Stadium or Soccer City). The stadium has
the third largest capacity in Africa. The stadium has been renovated for World Cup 2010 with a new design
inspired by traditional African pottery. The stadium will hold the opening match, four more first-round matches,
one second-round match, one quarter-final and the final.
Johannesburg: Ellis Park Stadium

Ellis Park stadium is the home of Orlando Pirates FC, a club in the Premier Soccer League. In 1995, they were
the first South African team to win the CAF African Club Championship. It was constructed in 1928, and until
the late 80s it was just for rugby. Then professional clubs began to play there. Teams like Brazil, Arsenal and
Manchester United have all played friendlies here.
Cape Town: Green Point Stadium

This is a new stadium for the World Cup 2010. It is located at Green Point, at the juncture between Table
Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. The stadium will be used by South African giants Ajax Cape Town. Ajax Cape
Town is a feeder club for European and Dutch giants, Ajax Amsterdam. In the World Cup, it will host five first
round matches, one second round match, one quarterfinal and one semi-final.
Durban: Moses Mabhida Stadium

The new stadium will be part of Durban’s King Park sporting precinct. The sporting precinct will also include a
variety of different sporting disciplines. It played host to the 2009 Confederations Cup. It has a seating capacity
of 70,000, and the design of the stadium is characterised by two large archways above the stadium roof.
Pretoria: Loftus Versfeld Stadium

Through the years the stadium has undergone various name changes as sponsors came and went, but locals
have always referred as Loftus Versfeld. Minimal upgrading has been required for the World Cup, where it will
host first and second round matches. It was also a venue for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup. This was the
site of South Africa’s historic 1-0 win over Sweden, the first time they had achieved victory over a European
team.
FIFA 2010 W
plAn
Group A round
Friday 11 June 15:00 Johannesburg JSC
GAMe 49 GAMe 51
South AfricA V Mexico Saturday 26 June 15:00 Port Elizabeth Sunday 27 June 15:00 Bloemfontein
Friday 11 June 19:30 Cape Town
uruGuAy V frAnce 1st A 1st D
Wednesday 16 June 19:30
South AfricA V uruGuAy
Pretoria
2nd B 2nd C
Thursday 17 June 19:30 Polokwane
frAnce V Mexico GAMe 50 GAMe 52
Thursday 22 June 15:00 Rustenburg Saturday 26 June 19:30 Rustenburg Sunday 27 June 19:30 Johannesburg JEP
Mexico V uruGuAy 1st C 1st B

Thursday 22 June 15:00 Bloemfontein
frAnce V South AfricA 2nd D 2nd A
Group B QuArter finAlS

Saturday 12 June 15:00 Johannesburg JEP
GAMe 57
ArGentinA V niGeriA Friday 2 July 15:00 Port Elizabeth
Saturday 12 June 12:30 Port Elizabeth
South KoreA V Greece W 53
Thursday 17 June 15:00
Greece V niGeriA
Bloemfontein
W 54
Thursday 17 June 12:30 Johannesburg JSC
ArGentinA V South KoreA GAMe 58
Tuesday 22 June 19:30 Durban Friday 2 July 19:30 Johannesburg JSC
niGeriA V South KoreA W 49

Tuesday 22 June 19:30 Polokwane
Greece V ArGentinA W 50
Group c SeMi finAlS

South
Saturday 12 June 19:30 Rustenburg
GAMe 61
enGlAnd
Saturday 13 June 12:30
AlGeriA
V
V
united StAteS
SloVeniA
Polokwane
Tuesday 6 July 19:30 Cape Town
AfricA
Friday 18 June 15:00 Johannesburg JEP
W 57
SloVeniA V united StAteS
Friday 18 June 19:30 Cape Town
enGlAnd V AlGeriA V
Wednesday 23 June 15:00 Port Elizabeth
SloVeniA V enGlAnd
Wednesday 23 June 15:00 Pretoria W 58
united StAteS V AlGeriA
Group d world c
Sunday 13 June 19:30 Durban
GAM
GerMAny V AuStrAliA Sunday 11 July 19:30
Sunday 13 June 15:00 Pretoria
SerBiA V GhAnA
Friday 18 June 12:30 Port Elizabeth
GerMAny V SerBiA
Saturday 19 June 15:00 Rustenburg
GhAnA V AuStrAliA V
Wednesday 23 June 19:30 Johannesburg JSC
GhAnA V GerMAny
Wednesday 23 June 19:30 Nelspruit
AuStrAliA V SerBiA
World Cup
nner
d of 16 Group e
GAMe 53 GAMe 55 Monday 14 June 12:30 Johannesburg JSC
Monday 28 June 15:00 Durban Tuesday 29 June 15:00 Pretoria

netherlAndS V denMArK
Monday 14 June 15:00 Bloemfontein
1st E 1st F JAPAn V cAMeroon
2nd F 2nd E Saturday 19 June 12:30
netherlAndS V JAPAn
Durban
Saturday 19 June 19:30 Pretoria

GAMe 54 GAMe 56 cAMeroon V denMArK
Monday 28 June 19:30 Johannesburg JSC Tuesday 29 June 19:30 Cape Town Thursday 24 June 19:30 Rustenburg
1st G 1st H denMArK V JAPAn

Thursday 24 June 19:30 Cape Town
2nd H 2nd G cAMeroon V netherlAndS
QuArter finAlS Group f

GAMe 59 Monday 14 June 19:30 Cape Town
Saturday 3 July 15:00 Cape Town

itAly V PArAGuAy
Tuesday 15 June 12:30 Rustenburg
W 51 new zeAlAnd V SloVAKiA
W 52 Sunday 20 June 12:30
SloVAKiA V PArAGuAy
Bloemfontein
Sunday 20 June 15:00 Nelspruit

GAMe 60 itAly V new zeAlAnd
Saturday 3 July 19:30 Johannesburg JEP Thursday 24 June 15:00 Johannesburg JEP
W 55 SloVAKiA V itAly
Thursday 24 June 15:00 Polokwane
W 56 PArAGuAy V new zeAlAnd
SeMi finAlS Group G

GAMe 62 Tuesday 15 June 15:00 Port Elizabeth
Wednesday 7 July 19:30 Durban

iVory coASt V PortuGAl
Tuesday 15 June 19:30 Johannesburg JEP
BrAzil V north KoreA
W 59 Sunday 20 June 19:30 Johannesburg JSC
BrAzil V iVory coASt
Monday 21 June 12:30 Cape Town
V PortuGAl V north KoreA
Friday 25 June 15:00 Durban
PortuGAl V BrAzil
W 60 Friday 25 June 15:00 Nelspruit
north KoreA V iVory coASt
cuP finAl Group h

Me 64 Wednesday 16 June 12:30 Nelspruit
Johannesburg JSC
hondurAS V chile
Wednesday 16 June 15:00 Durban
SPAin V SwitzerlAnd
Monday 21 June 15:00 Port Elizabeth
chile V SwitzerlAnd
Monday 21 June 19:30 Johannesburg JEP
V SPAin V hondurAS
Friday 25 June 19:30 Pretoria
chile V SPAin
Friday 25 June 19:30 Bloemfontein
SwitzerlAnd V hondurAS
Provisional England Team Selection
Leighton BAINES Rio FERDINAND Frank LAMPARD
DoB: 11.12.1984 DoB: 07.11.1978 DoB: 20.06.1978
Everton Manchester United Chelsea
Gareth BARRY Steven GERRARD Aaron LENNON

DoB: 23.02.1981 DoB: 30.05.1980 DoB: 16.04.1987
Manchester City Liverpool Tottenham Hotspur
Darren BENT Robert GREEN James MILNER

DoB: 06.02.1984 DoB: 18.01.1980 DoB: 04.01.1986
Sunderland West Ham United Aston Villa
Jamie CARRAGHER Joe HART Scott PARKER

DoB: 28.01.1978 DoB: 19.04.1987 DoB: 13.10.1980
Liverpool Birmingham City West Ham United
Michael CARRICK Emile HESKEY Wayne ROONEY

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Manchester United Aston Villa Manchester United
Ashley COLE Tom HUDDLESTONE John TERRY

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Chelsea Tottenham Hotspur Chelsea
Joe COLE David JAMES Matt UPSON

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Chelsea Portsmouth West ham United
Peter CROUCH Adam JOHNSON Theo WALCOTT

DoB: 30.01.1981 DoB: 14.07.1987 DoB: 16.03.1989
Tottenham Hotspur Manchester City Arsenal
Michael DAWSON Glen JOHNSON Stephen WARNOCK

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Beating Retreat World Cup starts Queen’s Official Birthday

10 Duke of Edinburgh’s
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11 12 Trooping the Colour 13
Royal Ascot Royal Ascot Royal Ascot Taste of London

17 Taste of London 18 Taste of London 19 Taste of London 20 Exhibition Road Music Day
Father’s Day
Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon

26 Biggin Hill Air Fair
Greenwich & Docklands
27 Biggin Hill Air Fair
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City of London Festival City of London Festival International Festival International Festival
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2 June 2010, 11.00am - 3.00pm - Cotmandene Health event

Cotmandene Community Resource Centre, 64 Cotmandene Crescent, St Pauls Cray, BR5 2RG
The Cotmandene Community Resource Centre in partnership with the PCT and Affinity Sutton are hosting a Community Health Event on
Wednesday 2nd June 2010 between 11-3pm.
3 June 2010, 8.00pm - 11.00pm - Orpington Folk Club - Andy Smythe Trio
The Change of Horses, Farnboborough High Street, Farnborough, Orpington, Kent BR6 7BB
The band is Andy Smythe: vocals, stage piano and acoustic guitar, Barry Targett: violin, cello violin, Dobro, guitars and Les Elvin: bass.
It has ‘an eclectic palette drawing on influences from bluegrass, classical, jazz, folk and acoustic genres’. Members/Guests/Visitors (The
public) by contribution of £5.
5 June 2010, 12.00pm - 5.00pm - World Cup Picnic
Queen’s Gardens, Kentish Way, Bromley BR1 3EF
Come help celebrate the start of the football World Cup at Bromley’s National Family Week picnic. Have-a-go sessions, giant games, all
skills demonstrations, indoor and outdoor picnic sites, competitions and prizes, fun for all the family.
9 June 2010, 7.30pm - Countryside Event - Otter talk
The Garden Room, St Augustine’s Church hall, Southbourough Lane, Bickley
Join the Friends of Jubilee Country Park for an illustrated talk on otters.
10 June 2010, 10.00am - Petts Wood circular walk
Tent Peg Lane car park, off Crest View Drive, Petts Wood
Join a guided walk through the woodlands of Petts Wood and the Hawkwood estates as we follow Bromley’s circular route
through the area. Led by BCS. Distance: 4 miles, Grade: 3. Charge: Adults £1.60, Child and 60+ £1.00.
12 June 2010, 10.00am - 4.00pm - Rotary Chislehurst Summer Fair
Chislehurst Common
A fun family day out organised by Chislehurst Rotary Club. Stalls and attractions plus a great fun fair. The May Queen and her
retinue will dance. Beer and refreshment tent. Free admission.
13 June 2010, 10.15am - 4.00pm - Flowers and Sugar - Exhibition
The Great Hall, Civic Centre, Stockwell Close BR1 3UH
The National Sugar Art Association (Kent Group) present their 8th celebaration of cake decorating and flower arranging. Exhibits by
sugarcraft and floral art clubs, adult education, competitions, trade tables, tombola, raffle and refreshments. Admission £3.00 adults,
children under 12years free. Tickets available at the door. Part proceeds from the event will go to Breakthrough Breast Cancer and Kent
Air Ambulance Trust.
16 June 2010, 10.00am - Guided walk at Scadbury Park
Meet at Old Perry Street car park, Scadbury Park
A stroll through the long grass to see what the Burnet moths are doing. Led by the Friends of Scadbury. Distance 1-2 miles, Grade 2.
17 June 2010, 8.00pm - 11.00pm - Orpington Folk Club -Bob Wood
The Change of Horses, Farnboborough High Street, Farnborough, Orpington, Kent BR6 7BB
Bob’s repertoire retains firm links with the tradition, but also includes contemporary songs from the likes of Pete Morton; Archie Fisher
and Hank Williams. He is a fine guitarist and includes pipe and harp tunes. Members/Guests/Visitors (The public) by contribution of £5.
26 - 27 June 2010 - Biggin Hill International Air Fair
Biggin Hill Airport
The largest privately organised air show in Europe at Biggin Hill Airport, south-east of London (the nearest train stations are Bromley
South, East Croydon or West Croydon: bus services are available from these stations). For details, see: http://www.bigginhillairfair.co.uk.
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school run mum

Hats off to June!
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o no no, I don’t mean June my next-door buggy bearing the Queen Mother rolled steadily
neighbour, who excelled herself in the towards him. I waved furiously! He smiled
Scottish Dancing at the Petts Wood May broadly and waved back. I gestured wildly!
Fayre last month. She was deeply impressive He laughed expansively waving his race card,
– and I was desperate to join in but it looked blithely unaware that he was about to be mown
verrrrra verrra complicated… down. It literally reached his heels before he
realised, and leapt like a gazelle out of the way.
I mean, HATS OFF to Ascot – that jolly old British The Queen Mother was giggling with mirth
June institution, where women can wear the within, and so he bowed low, and she waved
most outrageous hats they can find! Some very graciously and beamed at him. His
people say “As-COTT”, some people say “AS- lasting memory of that moment
gutt” – but who cares? – Ascot is Ascot, and it is is a strong whiff of gin emating
the most brilliant opportunity to buy a gigantic, from the Royal carriage as it
hugely flamboyant hat. Frankly, when ELSE sailed past!
will you get to wear one? Weddings
are only once in a while, and you We ran chuckling to the
can’t exactly march into Uncle paddock, and, being a short
Alfred’s funeral with a Philip gal, I naughtily perched on a
Treacy creation that looks like wooden railing so that I could see
four butterflies attached to a the horses better. All was fine until
dinner plate on your head! I tried to step down, only to find one
There’s no point in a mimsy rather fine heel had wedged into the
little hat, not at Ascot when wood. I tried to ease it out, I tugged, I
the women are gliding past twisted, but Mr H said he could do it, so I
in hats bigger than Texas. stepped down, and slipped my foot out of
the shoe. He pulled with all his might, the
Mr Husband and I, before shoe was released, but the heel stayed put,
we had children, landed poking savagely from the rail. “Quick, PEG IT!”
some Grandstand tickets. he gasped, and we ran for the champagne
Oooh la la! After frenzied tent. It seemed as though nothing more could
shopping I found a rather horrible go wrong, but as we stepped out towards
outfit in mushroom. (Don’t ask – I don’t the bandstand, the heavens opened, and a
know why either!) I found a magnificent torrential downpour left my glorious peacock
hat, huge brimmed, festooned with peacock feathers looking more like a dead pigeon.
feathers, so that I looked like some
exotic kind of tree fern – with a mushroom Don’t let this put you off Ascot! We had a
trunk with an explosion of frondy leaves wonderful day! I truly believe, the bigger the
on top. We arrived at the grandstand in hat, the more fun you’ll have! PAH to those little
glorious sunshine, and strode elegantly around fascinators, PAH to a neat little trilby, if you’re
the paddock sipping pink champagne. A few going to do it, do it LARGE! If you can’t get
races in, Mr Husband went off to put a bet on, there in person, invite some girls round, hire
and I sat underneath a huge tree to soak up some huge hats and break out the scones –
the surroundings and catch some shade. Mr drag the telly into the garden and voila!
H came strolling slowly back, and stopped Happy racing!
meaningfully to glance around like a catalogue
model. A sea of people around him parted as love, School Run Mum xx
a royal entourage hoved into view, a lilac golf

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members of the community who live or work within that ward. This
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telephone, email or mail, or attend less formal meetings with the for dates, times and venues of meetings
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