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September: Did you know...?

The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane on 2 September 1666. Although it raged for 5 days,
only 9 people were killed in the fire.

On 4 September 1962, The Beatles recorded their first single “Love Me Do” at the Abbey Road Studios
with EMI. This was just after Ringo Starr had joined the band, replacing the previous drummer Pete Best.

Beyonce Knowles was born on 4 September 1981.

The Henry Wood Promenade Concerts more commonly known as The Proms, has it’s last night on the 11
September and has been going since 1895.

The Gregorian calendar was adopted in Great Britain on 14 September 1752. It counts days as the basic
unit of time, grouping them into years of 365 or 366 days. It repeats completely every 146,097 days, which
fill 400 years. This gives an average calendar year length of exactly 365.2425 days, or 365 days, 5 hours,
49 minutes and 12 seconds. That’s 10 minutes, 8 seconds less than the 365.25 days that we work on.

The 23 September is the autumn equinox. This is when the sun appears directly over the equator. It
marks the mid point between summer and winter, where daytime and nighttime are exactly 12 hours each.

Michaelmas Day falls on 29 September. It is the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel. St. Michael is the
patron saint of the sea and maritime lands, of ships and boatmen, of horses and horsemen. He was the
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3 September
DINNER FOR SCHMUKS
THE SWITCH
THE LAST EXORCISM What’s on in September...
JONAH HEX 4 Sept, 8pm
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett
5 Sept, 4pm & 8pm

10 September 7 Sept, 10.30am

Hi Cy!

Parent/Carer & Baby Cinema Club

7 Sept, 2.30pm & 7.45pm
RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE Classic Film Club ‘Annie Hall’
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GOING THE DISTANCE 9 Sept, 8pm
Outside The Box Comedy Club
TAMARA DREWE 10 Sept, 8pm
Salsa Dance Night ’Back to Skool’
CYRUS 11 Sept, 7.30pm
The Real Thing
11 Sept, 8pm

17 September
Acoustic Glee
12 Sept, 10am – 1pm
Bullfrog Musical Theatre term starts –
Join us for ‘Annie’
THE OTHER GUYS (weekly classes for 6 – 20 year olds)
13 Sept, 4.15pm – 8.45pm
JUST WRIGHT Stag Youth Theatre term starts
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Beatles & Abba Tribute Bands

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Theatre Workshops for Schools

Orpheus Down Under (Schools Performance)

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What’s On at Churchill Theatre Bromley

in September and October

ck Cirque de Spirit of the Dance

Rock Around the Clo Glace 16 – 18 September
1 – 4 September 7 – 11 20 – 25 September
September

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October the Daily Teleg be’
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school run mum
“Camp Camping”
Never thought that School Run Mum and
tent could be uttered in the same breath,
but this summer, we took the plunge and
went camping… needless to say, it rained
and rained and rained – but actually I
confess it WASN’T THAT BAD!!!
Frankly I wasn’t sure how I’d cope without
my heated rollers – but – when my eyes fell
upon a little blue camping stove, my heart
was lost! A camping cookbook signed by
Bear Grylls sealed the deal, and when I
read that I could jam a chocolate
flake down the middle of a
banana and put it on the
BBQ, I was hooked! It was
the cooking that seduced
me (those of you who
know me will know that
this is no surprise!)
Here’s the summary of my week:
Day one – rain - set up tent, got cross,
shouted quite a bit, set up stove, felt better.
Day two – rain – sat in tent and read book,
leak in tent, got wet, got cross, cooked
dinner, felt better
Day three – beach, fossil-hunting, drizzly
rain, was happy as larry (apart from
unstyled hair)
Day four - the horror of the shared shower –
no hot water for whole campsite!
Day five – rain - didn’t care about hair,
cooked dough sticks (made up just-add-
water breadmix and twizzled dough
around sticks with the bark shaved off.
Toasted over little stove.) Very happy.
Day six – still raining, didn’t care, given up
on hair!
Day seven – home – glad to be in bath!
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All in all, a great trip, even if I looked like
a drowned rat for the entire week. Thank
goodness, I said to Mr SRM on Day 2, that
nobody knows me! But how wrong I was….
wandering towards the hideous shared
showers the next morning, a bright and
cheery voice said “hello stranger!” – heart
sank – turned round to see GLAM SCHOOL
MUM jogging past in gym-gear, lycra-tight
pedal pushers, tanned arms glowing in
spaghetti strap vest, lush wavy hair blowing
in breeze, make up immaculate. I
glanced down at my floral flip
flops, mud-splattered PJs,
husband’s fleece over the top
and hair scraped up – deeply
unattractive.
“Err hello,” I squeaked,
mortified, trying to
sound jolly-camping-fun-
mum.
“Isn’t it lovely!” she said, eyeing my rumpled
attire, “just to get back to nature and not
bother with how one looks!”
I pulled myself up to my full 5’2” and smiled
briskly as she ran past, tripped over a rock
and fell flat on her face. “Oh you poor
dear,” I said, helping her to her feet, “are
you hurt?”
“No, no,” she said, smiling through gritted
teeth, face covered in mud, grass and bits
of stick - “it’s all part of the fun!”
I’ll definitely be going next year!
love
School Run Mum xx
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recipe of the month
Caramel Almond Cake
For the cake:
• 100 g butter or margarine
• 120 g caster sugar
• 2 eggs
• 150 g plain flour
• 1 tsp baking powder
For the topping:
• 100 - 150 g flaked almonds
• 100 g butter or margarine
• 150 g sugar
• 2 tbsp flour (approx 30 g)
• 4 tbsp single cream
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competition
Thanks to the Cineworld Cinema, Bexleyheath for the prizes for this month’s competition.
For your chance to win one of two pairs of cinema tickets, simply answer the following
question:
Megan Fox stars in “Jonah Hex” released this month,
which actor did Megan marry earlier this year?
a) Tom Green
b) Seth Green
c) Brian Green
Submit your answer with name and address, by email, to competition@thelocalstuff.co.uk by 20 September 2010.

Winners will be picked randomly from the correct entries and notified by e-mail.

Cineworld Cinemas Telephone Bookings 0871 200 2000

(10p per minute from BT landline. Mobile and other providers may vary)

28-70 Broadway, Bexleyheath, Kent. DA6 7LL

competition 2
Thanks to the Churchill Theatre Bromley for this
2 for 1

month’s prize for our second competition.

(excludes 3-D films).

Two tickets for the

price of one at the
during April 2010
Bromley Empire

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Morecambe, celebrating the extraordinary life
of Britain’s best loved comic Eric Morecambe,
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Who formed a comedy duo with Eric

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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
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Notes September 2010

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

6 7 8

13 14 15

20 21 22
6.00pm - Bullers Wood
School Open Evening

6.30pm - Bishop Justus C

27 28 29 of E School Open Evening

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pULL OUT FOR YOUR fRIDGE

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

2 3 4 5

Last Night of the Proms

9 10 11 9.00am - Kemnal
Technology College Open
12
Day

Papal Visit Papal Visit Papal Visit Papal Visit

16 6.00pm - Beaverwood
School for Girls Open
17 18 London Open House 19 London Open House

Evening

Autumn Equinox 9.00am - St Olave’s Regent Street Festival

23 5.30pm - Kelsey Park
Sports College Open
24 25 School Open Day
9.30am - Newstead Wood
26
Evening School for Girls Open Day
9.30am - Ravens Wood
School Open Day

6.30pm - Langley Park

30 School for Boys Open
Evening

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local events See the new events calendar online at

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3 September 2010, 10.30am - Going LOOPy from Hayes to Farnborough
Hayes Railway Station
Linear walk following part of Section 3 of the London Outer Orbital Path (LOOP). Come and enjoy the trees of West Wickham, Hayes
and Keston Commons and the open space explored by Darwin around Holwood, Downe, High Elms and Farnborough on this guided
walk. Please bring a packed lunch. Meet at Hayes Station. Lift back to station at end of walk available. Distance: 6 miles, Grade 3.
Charge: Adults £1.60, Child &60+ £1.00. Event Organiser: Bromley Countryside Service. Phone: 01689 862815.
3 September 2010, 2.30pm - 4.00pm - Coffee and Talk on The Suffragette Movement
Petts Wood Library, Frankswood Avenue, Petts Wood BR5 1BP
Come along to Petts Wood Library’s coffee afternoon when Barbara Andrew will give a talk on the Suffragette Movement. Phone: 01689
821607, E-Mail: pettswood.library@bromley.gov.uk.
3 - 6 September 2010 - “Work of Human Hands” - A Festival of Flowers and Music
The Church of The Annunciation, High Street Chislehurst
Enjoy displays of flowers celebrating the many crafts connected with our church building throughout the weekend, and the inaugural
recital on the new Phoenix organ, given by Roger Sayer on Saturday 4th September at 7.30pm. Festival Organiser: Norma Leslie, T
0208 467 6213, E normaleslie@talktalk.net; Director of Music: Margaret Withers, T 07772 503307 E margaretwithers@btinternet.com.
5 September 2010, 2.00pm - Blackberry Hunt
Jubilee Country Park, Bickley
Blackberry picking at the end of summer is a traditional pastime that can still be enjoyed when you know where to look. Join us for a
guided walk through the hedgerows of Jubilee Country Park, hunting for blackberries as we go! Meet at Thornet Wood Road car park,
Bickley. Distance: 1-2 miles, Grade: 2. Charge: Adults £1.60, Child & 60+ £1.00. Bromley Countryside Service, phone: 01689 862816.
11-12 September 2010, 2.00pm - 5.00pm - Scadbury Manor: ODAS Archaeology Open W/end
Scadbury park, Chislehurst
You’ll follow self guided trails to see areas not normally open to the public. The site entrance is at the point where the circular footpath
passes the moated site. Take the footpath beyond No.12 St Paul’s Wood Hill, turning left along the circular footapth (a few minutes walk)
or take the footpath from Old Perry Street car park ( a half hour walk). The site entrance is at the point where the circular footpath passes
the moated site. Take the footpath beyond No.12 St Paul’s Wood Hill, turning left along the circular footapth (a few minutes walk) or take
the footpath from Old Perry Street car park ( a half hour walk). Last entry at 4.30pm. Event Organiser: Orpington District Archaeological
Society (ODAS), phone: 01689 862815.
12 September 2010, 10.00am - Heather and Hay meadows
Hayes Common, Hayes
Join us for a stroll across the common, looking at the different habitats that are found there. Meet at Commonside car park. Distance:
1.5 miles, Grade: 2. Charge: Adults £1.60, Child & 60+ £1.00. Event Organiser: Bromley Countryside Service, phone: 01689 862815.
15 September 2010, 10.00am - 3.00pm - Composting Event
Old Palace Lawn, Civic Centre
Come and join in with some composting! Arranged in partnership with WRAP - working to prevent waste and promote recycling. Event
Organiser: Thyme Out Team, phone: 020 8313 4057.
15 September 2010, 10.00am - Guided Walk at Scadbury Park
Scadbury Park, Chislehurst
A gentle stroll through the meadows looking for wildlife. Led by the Friends of Scadbury. Meet at the Old Perry Street car park.
Distance: 1-2 miles, Grade: 2. Event Organiser: The Friends of Scadbury Park. Phone: 01689 862815.
23 September - 6 October 2010 - West Wickham Arts Association Exhibition
Bromley Central Library, High Street, Bromley BR1 1EX
Exhibition of oils and watercolours by West Wickham Arts Association on Floor 1 at Bromley Central Library during normal library
opening hours. Entry is free.
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Meet the Ed!
I
t’s been a year since we
launched the first edition of
The Local Stuff in Chislehurst,
and to celebrate, we thought we’d
ask the Editor, Marc Houghton, to
tell us all about it.
Marc, we’re delighted to be celebrating
a whole year of The Local Stuff – can
you tell us how it all began?
Actually it started when I was made
redundant! I decided I wanted to be
my own boss. My partner hires out a
Routemaster bus for weddings, and my
immediate energies went into promoting
that - I tried a local advertising magazine
and what do you know, I got some calls! It
just occurred to me that a local magazine
would be a wonderful idea - so often the
business you are looking for is on your
doorstep. So with a bit of planning and
lots of research, I got the whole thing
started
You’ve not been an Editor before - how
did you find your way around the whole
publishing process?
Let’s just say it was a very steep learning
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curve! I was fairly
competent with my
computer skills, but I threw
myself in the deep end when it came to
learning all the print and advertising jargon.
I thought it was going to be easy, but it was
a lot tougher than I had thought, but it was
all my own project and I loved it. What I
“It was all my own project
and I loved it.”
have found is that when I asked for help a
lot of people were very helpful.
Where is the Local Stuff printed?
I use Carlton Print Services, which is a
local company that I found through a local
magazine! They are not only helpful and
friendly, but they even saved me a bit of
money. Of course, my readership doesn’t
just read the printed magazine - I am one
of the few local magazines that actually
appears online as well. It’s great, it looks
just like a magazine on the screen and you
can actually turn the pages.
Did you have a vision of what you
wanted to produce?
Primarily the idea of the magazine was to
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give an awareness of local companies to
the local community - all too often local
businesses go unnoticed if they don’t have
a shop front. I also wanted to make it a
fun magazine that had plenty of content
to keep readers interested each month. I
started with a very clear vision that the
magazine had to be appealing to both
advertisers and readers, and ultimately
it should introduce the two groups. The
magazine has evolved to do this, and I
believe it does this well.
Would you do it again?
Oh yes! It’s been hard work, but I’ve
enjoyed it so much. I’ve forged some good
working relationships, and I’ve had very
encouraging feedback from readers. At the
end of the day, that’s what keeps me going.
It’s hugely rewarding!
What have you learned?
Apart from the technical learning curve
about the design and the printing, I’ve
learnt so much about people’s needs.
I’ve learnt a lot about what sort of advert
works - readers tend to flick through the
magazine rather than read every single
advert, so I try and encourage advertisers
to keep their adverts visual.
What’s your future vision for the mag?
I’m very keen for the magazine to develop
and grow. I have watched other magazines
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start since I started The Local Stuff, and
still firmly believe that my magazine strikes
the right note to match what readers
want. There is a balance between making
the magazine poorly and cheaply so
that readers don’t like the look of it, and
being so glossy and overly designed that
readers assume everyone advertising is
going to be too expensive. I’ve found that
balance; The Local Stuff offers a good
quality magazine that promotes good value
businesses.
“I’m very much driven by
what the reader wants to
see.”
How do you find your facts for “Did you
Know?” each month?
I’ve had many comments about this! I use
about 30 different websites to research
the facts I use. I’ve always loved trivia
right from my very first “Trivial Pursuit”
purchase, so I have loads of books that I
trawl through as well.
What else would you like to include?
what about some celebrity interviews
for the Christmas season? panto stars?
I am always receptive to new ideas for
content, but I’m very much driven by what
the reader wants to see. I love the idea of
interviewing celebrities though, and think
that would be really interesting for readers -
watch this space!
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Ward Panel meets every six weeks to discuss the concerns facing
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find lasting solutions. local Safer Neighbourhoods Team by:
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Meetings are held at the 6th form classroom, Cooper’s Technology • telephoning us on 020 8721 2612 or
College, Hawkwood Lane, Chislehurst, BR7 5PW. 07920 233850, or
• by attending a Ward Panel Meeting.

Become a Key Individual Network member

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helps the local Safer Neighbourhoods Team to identify issues Sergeant Karen Hunter on
and understand the thoughts and feelings of the local community. 020 7161 9256 or see
Instead of meeting, a KIN member may choose to be contacted by www.met.police.uk/saferneighbourhoods
telephone, email or mail, or attend less formal meetings with the for dates, times and venues of meetings
local police team. They may be asked to carry out surveys about and drop-in surgeries.
crime and anti-social behaviour in the community, get involved in Please note, the front counter at
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a particular local issue. Chislehurst, BR7 5AB, is no longer open.

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Handicraft Club
Imperial Players
Katz Line Dancing Club
Literary and Musical Society
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Petts Wood Reading Group
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Ravensbourne Geological Society
The Rotary Club of Chislehurst
The Rotary Club of Orpington
West Kent Group of the Marquetry
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