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WELCOME...to the latest edition of theAshby-de-la-Zouch Community Voice!

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Front Cover Quiz: Spot the Local Landmark...How many of you can spot the landmark from our surrounding area featured on this month’s

issue front cover? If you think you know the answer please send your entry to The Community

Voice, 57 High Street, Ibstock, or email us at: [email protected] The winner

(drawn first out of the hat of all correct entries) will receive a £10 One4All voucher. Good Luck!

Last month’s quiz answer...and winner!Only a few of you were able to identify our mystery

local landmark as Blackfordby War Memorial. This

stone obelisk is a new memorial, unveiled in 2014.

This month's prize has been won by Ann Jarvis and our

picture shows the prize draw being performed by some

of the cast members from Ibstock Palace Players

panto, 'Jack and the Bean Stalk'.

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It’s Christmas … It’s Folk and it’sGreetings From My Hedge … AWonderful Concert of SeasonalSongs, Music & Stories

Join Roots Community Singers at the CenturyTheatre, Coalville, on Tuesday, 17th December for afeast of seasonal songs, music and stories celebratingthe festive season.

This wonderful evening has all the ingredients of a joyful Christmas treat

with all the entertainment drawn from the rural tradition featuring a

wide range of folk carols plus some new material steeped in the good

old earthy folk tradition.

Led by the choir’s musical Director, Willow Songsmith who has arranged

most of the songs in three and four part harmony you will be treated to

a lovely range of harmonic voices urging you to celebrate this wonderful

time of year in all the ways you know best.

The concert starts at 7.30 pm, but come early ... bring a song, tune, story

or poem and join in the pre-concert sing-a-round which takes place in

the bar from 6.00 pm - we’re aiming to make this a Christmas highlight!

Proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Loughborough based

Falcon Support Services which offers shelter and advice to the homeless.

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Wishing you anUnusual Christmas!Whilst Christmas may have begun solely as a Christian holiday and is often still celebrated as such, peoplefrom all over the world have embraced the festive season and added their own traditions along the way.

Many of our own Christmas traditions are imported from overseas, such as the Christmas tree and even Santa Claus himself. Some traditions seem

unique to particular countries, however, it is impossible to trace the origin of many of them. Most have travelled around the world and been adapted

to suit the country that has elected to adopt them. Father Christmas or Santa Claus is a favourite with our children, but in Austria, children are also

warned about a ghoulish creature known as 'Krampus'. This evil accomplice of St Nicholas is said to wander the streets in search of badly-behaved

children. During the month of December, pranksters don terrifying masks and costumes and go out and about scaring children and adults alike! This

sounds like a rather extreme version of our fairly recent tradition of 'Elf on the shelf'; a toy employed to persuade children to be on their best behaviour

to ensure that they will receive Christmas presents!

The Norwegians also seem to have associated the Christmas period with some of the 'darker' forces. According to their folklore, Christmas Eve is

the day when mischievous spirits and witches take to the skies for mischief and general shenanigans. As witches are often portrayed as using brooms

for their preferred mode of transport, it is traditional for Norwegian families to hide any cleaning equipment attached to sticks so that the witches

can't find them. A great excuse for avoiding any house work during the holiday period!

Where we have baubles and tinsel, Ukrainians trim their trees with decorations that mimic the beautiful natural formation of spiders' webs shimmering

with dew; so not one for the arachnophobes among us! The tradition goes back to a folk tale about a poor widow who could not afford to decorate

a tree for her children. Legend has it that the spiders in the house took pity on the family's plight. They cast sparkling webs all over the tree to the

delight of the children on Christmas morning. Spider's webs are generally considered to be lucky in Ukrainian culture.

Our own old customs are not without their 'darker side'; for example Mistletoe, Holly and Ivy, all Christmas favourites, can be considered unlucky.

This applies especially to Holly, if it is bought into the house before Christmas Eve. So, one to avoid if you are among those who like to put up their

decorations well in advance of the festivities! Tradition dictates that all decorations must be removed by Twelfth Night or 6th January, but any greenery

must be disposed of carefully and not just thrown out of the door or else bad luck will descend on the household. A great incentive to recycle your

real Christmas tree!

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From careers to carols – It’s all going on at Ashby SchoolExperts from the worlds of industry and education came together to offer advice to students at one ofAshby School’s most successful careers evenings ever.

More than 1,000 people turned up to the annual event which gives students and their parents a chance to meet and talk to representatives from

scores of local and national businesses and organisations. Advice was available on a range of career paths, including higher education

apprenticeships and the workplace. Sixth Form students acted as ambassadors on the night,

helping to serve refreshments, liaise with industry representatives and give directions to visitors.

Preparations are now underway for another

popular event in the school calendar - the

Senior Citizens’ Carol Concert. This free

event is open to all older members of the

community and takes place on Tuesday 17

December from 3 – 5pm. The afternoon of

festive entertainment will feature a

Christmas performance by school

musicians, followed by seasonal

refreshments served by Sixth Form

students. Entry is by ticket only. Tickets are

available now from the school’s main

reception on Nottingham Road. The event

is kindly sponsored by Ashfield Healthcare.

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PACKINGTON & NORMANTON CHURCH LADIES GROUPAround 80 ladies attended the 21st open charity evening at the Packington memorialHall on November 13th. Florist Kerry Evans put together 5 arrangements on thetheme of ‘Flowers for Christmas’ from everyday bouquets that would be purchasedat the local supermarkets.

With the addition of imaginative Christmas extras, attractive but simple containers and helpful tips she illustrated

how anyone could produce an impressive Christmas display. The arrangements became popular prizes for the

raffle which raised a total of £139. The evening concluded with a glass of wine or fruit juice, mince pies and

shortbread. As a result of the event, a total of £400 was raised. This is a record for the charity evening and has been

divided equally between Breast Cancer Care and Prostate Cancer UK.

Thanks go to everyone who helped to make it such a successful and enjoyable evening.Doreen Gasson

Ivanhoe College 'do their bit' for Children in NeedAt Ivanhoe this year we tried something a little different in our fundraising for Children in Need.

Rather than the usual non-uniform day our House Leaders canvassed around the school for students and staff to

bring in loose change, which was collected as part of an inter-house competition. They were particularly successful

and collected £534.50 (plus a few foreign coins!) In conjunction with a cake sale on Friday 15th and selling official

Children in Need merchandise they raised a grand total of £901.14. Well done to all of the students and staff

who were so generous with their donations.

ASHBY REMEMBERS...In the late Autumn sunshine, Ashby and manysurrounding villages came together on Sunday, 10thNovember, to take part in this year’s remembrancecommemorations.

In unison with thousands of communities all over the country, servicemen

and women, both past and present, were honoured in an act of

remembrance and gratitude. Crowds turned out in record numbers to

honour the memory of our fallen and injured heroes. The customary two

minutes of silence and reflection was observed. Many current and ex-

service men and women, uniformed members of the Scouting family and

local officials paraded through the town to the war memorial, where

poppy wreaths were laid by representatives of local organisations.

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During the last month the Lions have given up their time to helpthe Royal British Legion with collections in Coalville and Ashby andhave donated in excess of 150 hand-made poppies to be sold.

They have helped marshal and park cars at Conkers for the firework displays. Club

members have also helped Rotary with Ashby’s Santa Fun Run, before embarking on a busy

timetable of sleigh runs to take Santa around Coalville and surrounding areas, plus Ashby

Tesco. (The schedule was in last month’s issue).

One of the Lions Internationals global objectives is to combat environmental pollution and

to this end, the club’s current project is to donate books about ocean plastic to all 38

Primary schools in our

area. The hope is to inspire

a whole generation across North West Leicestershire to care for their environment

and through that to motivate the wider community about this really important issue.

The author, Ellie Jackson, is a teacher and Amazon No1 Bestselling author. She is

supported by David Attenborough, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince

Charles. She has been featured on BBC Radio and TV News, The Guardian, Metro

and the Mail on Sunday. So far, her books have been translated into over 15 languages

and have reached 800,000 children worldwide. She is supported by many UK national

charities including Surfers against Sewage, Marine Conservation Society UK, 2 Minute

Beach Clean, National Trust, RNLI, the Eden Project and Keep Britain Tidy. Targeting

all the Primary Schools in the area at once is hoped to create a greater and more

powerful impact. Each highly acclaimed book follows a well-loved animal who

encounters ocean plastic but with the help of kind and brave people, is rescued and

released, so the message is strong and positive. Every child can relate to the true stories

with happy endings which bring the issue to the

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Now available on YouTube – Ruffle’s walks: a series of short video stories

Ruffle lay quietly in the cardboard box

that now sat in the back room of the

charity shop. It seemed a long time since

Ruffle had been part of the Christmas

celebrations then mistakenly packed into

the box sent to the charity shop. It was

very dark inside the box though quite

comfortable. He had only been there a

couple of days when Ruffle heard noises

– people talking And they were getting

closer!

Eager to re-stock the shop, the volunteers

began to open the bags and boxes full

of donations brought in after the festive

holiday. Suddenly light streamed into

Ruffle’s box as one of the ladies opened

the flaps. As she reached into the box

to pull out a warm woollen scarf, Ruffle

Dropped out onto the shop floor. Luckily,

one of the other staff members spotted

Ruffle and reached down as soon as he

had fallen. They picked Ruffle up and

gave him a quick Brush with their hand. Then, having secured a price tag around his

neck, carefully placed Ruffle at the front of the display in the window.

From where Ruffle sat in the window he could see the street and people passing by

the shop: people on their way to work, children on their way to school - and was that a

dog that looked just like Ruffle? Even a horse and Rider trotted past as Ruffle’s bright

black eyes watched the outside world through the glass window.

Then One morning, before the shop had even opened, a child’s face suddenly pressed

up against the window and looked straight at Ruffle. Ruffle stared back, his eyes bright

with curiosity. The same face appeared again later in the afternoon after the shop had

closed and again at the same times the following day. But then on the third day the

face didn’t appear as usual in the morning. Ruffle was Disappointed as he’d grown

used to looking forward to seeing the friendly face.

Later that morning, not long after the shop had opened, Ruffle was gently lifted out of

the window and carried carefully over to the Counter. Ruffle sat patiently as his price

tag was removed. As Ruffle was turned round he saw the little boy’s familiar face from

the window beaming a huge smile at Ruffle. The little boy had gone past the shop

As he walked to and from school but the shop had been closed. It was Saturday so

no school but the boy had to wait until the shop was open before he could go in to

buy Ruffle! The boy stroked Ruffle’s head and ears then examined Ruffle’s red collar

around his neck and the now grubby nametag sewn onto the collar. He smiled when

he Read Ruffle’s name. Then Ruffle was held tightly between the boy’s woollen gloves

and carried safely back to the boy’s home.

What next for Ruffle?

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Try the Ruffle “Find the word” competition - this month’s word has 9 letters.

The answer is on the inside back cover.

In addition to the short stories – ‘Ruffle’s Walks’, Ruffle’s series of story book

adventures are available via the website - www.ruffletheraildog.co.uk priced at only

£3.50 each incl. p&p. Ideal for under 5s to be read to and for more independent

readers up to the age of approx 10 years - enjoyed by parents and grandparents!

Each book can be individually signed – unique personalised gifts especially for

Christmas or birthdays to encourage a love of reading and imagination!

Ruffle: a toy’s adventuresCharity begins at home!

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IVANHOE The bicentenary of a

novel that helped to shape Ashby ✥ ✥ ✥ ✥ ✥ ✥

What have the following (in a newish estate in Ashby) got incommon: Templar Road, Cedric Drive, Isaac Grove, MartivalCourt, Rebecca Court, Wyvil Close? They have joined the nearbyand older Rowena Drive and Rotherwood Drive. Rotherwood isalso the name of a large house on the Tamworth Road, quarter ofa mile beyond another building once known as Wamba’s Lodge.

The ubiquitous name ‘Ivanhoe’ can be found all over the town: Ivanhoe College, Ivanhoe

Industrial Estate (along Tournament Way), the newer Ivanhoe Business Park; Ivanhoe Terrace sits in what was

known as Ivanhoe Road (now South Street); there are also Ivanhoe Countrystore, Ivanhoe Equestrian and Ashby Ivanhoe

Football Club. There was even, for a while, the attempt to christen the area ‘Ivanhoe Country’, before it was replaced by the Heart of

the National Forest. A clue lies in another Ashby road: Scott Close. By 1819, Sir Walter Scott had written nine novels (four combined in Tales of My

Landlord), often referred to as the Waverley Novels, after the first. Although published anonymously, the author was well-known and famous

throughout Britain. However, the works had all been set in Scotland and dealt with the ‘modern’ period, from 1650 onwards. Ivanhoe, set in medieval

‘merry’ England, opened up the colourful background of tournaments, Robin Hood and Richard the Lionheart. Scott himself regarded the venture

like “the untasted spring in the desert”.

Ivanhoe had the greatest impact of all his books, selling more than 10,000 copies in the first fortnight of publication and subsequently being translated

into many languages. The most exciting chapters were set in Ashby itself and between the town and the hamlet of Smisby. Scott, a great friend of Sir

George Beaumont of Coleorton Hall, had visited Smisby and, allegedly, climbed its church tower, to view Ashby’s castle in the distance. The great

Tournament was set on the meadows below the hamlet (early OS maps marked earthworks as part of the ‘tournament field’; in fact, they are probably

fishponds); whilst Prince John held ‘high festivities’ in the castle. The cast of characters included the Disinherited Knight, Ivanhoe; Robin Hood and

Friar Tuck; the Saxon Cedric and his daughter, Rowena (whom Ivanhoe eventually marries); the Jews, Isaac and his daughter, Rebecca, who also loved

Ivanhoe; the Norman ‘baddies’ Prince John, Bois-Guilbert, De Bracy and Front-de-Boeuf; Wamba, Cedric’s jester and Richard Coeur de Lion. The

novel was published on 18th December 1819 (although the title page has 1820). Two years later, the new Spa building in Ashby was named ‘The

Ivanhoe Baths’. The town owes a great deal to Sir Walter Scott.

Kenneth Hillier (Ashby Museum)

To celebrate the book’s bi-centenary, Ashby Museum’s temporary Exhibition in January and February 2020 will be on Ivanhoe

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Join Coalville Drama Groupfor a pre-Christmas treat on their magical trip to

Panto-land!The Coalville Drama Group are preparing to takea trip to Pantoland! Rehearsals are now wellunderway at their Bridge Road, Adult School,venue and the cast are enjoying every minute.They are sure that you will too!

Never before have sisters been so horrid, a stepmother more

wicked, a Prince more charming or Cinders so lovely! This popular

traditional family pantomime will get everyone in the mood for

Christmas with daft jokes, colourful characters plus song and

dance. The pantomime runs from 11th until 14th December. Due

to popular demand, there will also be two extra performances on

21st December. All evening performances start at 7.30pm and both

Saturday afternoon matinees start at 2.00pm.

Tickets are £8.00 standard and £6.00 for concessions and are

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Tickets may be purchased on the door, subjectto availability. Advanced booking is highlyrecommended to avoid disappointment.

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characters, terrible jokes, singing, dancing and general mayhem!

Anyone purchasing tickets before Christmas will get them at the

special offer price of just £5.00 each! (These special offer tickets

must be paid for and collected by December 25th and would make

great Christmas 'stocking-fillers!'). After that, the ticket price will

revert to the usual price of £7.50 for adults and £5.00 for under

16's. Tickets are available from The Palace on 01530 262400 or

Ibstock Business Centre on 01530 267300.

The Panto performances will take place on Saturday, 1st February

(2.30pm and 7.30pm) and Sunday, 2nd February (2.30pm) and

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and 7.30pm). So, get your tickets now and don't miss out on this

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CARING FOR OUR BELOVED FURRY FRIENDSYou could be forgiven for thinking that familyaffections towards pets are often equal to or greaterthan that of a cherished child. At Pet Deli, in therecently nominated ‘Rising Star’ Award in the GreatBritish High Street 2019, Ashby De La Zouch, weunderstand that more than most. We firmly believethat our pets are not only our beloved furry friends;they are our companions, confidants and for some ofour elderly customers, they are the one reason weget up in the morning. Because of this, we only stockthe highest quality products and items that we wouldwant to give to our own pets.

Over the years, our understanding of great nutrition and high quality

ingredients being at the heart of a dog, cats and small animals well-being,

has meant that the market has been flooded with some of the best

products in the world. This can only be a good thing for our pets… but

what do you buy? What does a nutritional diet consist of? As a minimum,

we recommend our customers purchase feed and treats that are made

with real meat, not a DERIVATIVE. We also suggest that there be NO

maize in a dog’s diet for sure. Maize is used to ferment chickens and

keep them warm. It is put into dog food as a cheap carbohydrate bulker.

But, as with chickens, it does heat your dog from the inside out. Your

dog may have itchy feet, ears and groin area – this is most likely down,

initially to maize in the diet. By removing this cheap product and

replacing it with brown rice, the most natural of rice and/or potato, you

are still giving your pet a low GI carbohydrate, but without the

consequences. Fish is also an excellent choice for your dogs and cats.

The omega rich meat contains lots of nutrition and joint support. The

kibble is also normally quite greasy and so for the fussier pet, this biscuit

becomes more palatable. As we enter the season of good will,

celebrations and stuffing our faces, it is obviously important to remember

not to over indulge with your pets’ treats. Pet obesity is a major welfare

concern according to pet health professionals and 32% of pet owners

surveyed, admitted to ‘guessing’ the correct amount of food that they feed. It may not look a lot in the bowl, but your pet only requires 2-4% of its’

total body weight, per day. Measuring cups are available from our shop on Brook Street, Ashby De La Zouch. At Christmas, as with all our family

members, buying presents for our loved ones can be a mind-field and an exhausting chore. For dogs, we normally purchase chews and treats and

toys. Suitable toys are crucial to keeping your pet safe. When choosing toys for their dogs, owners need to consider their dogs’ size and mouth type,

to minimise the risk of swallowing large pieces. Pet appropriate toys are also vital to a safe gift. Certain cheaper brands can often contain toxic stuffing

or small pieces of plastic. Kong toys are fantastic for heavy chewers. Ancol supply fantastic soft teddy like toys and Hollings provide us with some of

the most natural and decorative bones and treats. All are available now, at Pet Deli Ltd 5a Brook Street, Ashby De La Zouch or can be bought

online @ www.petdeliashby.com

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TWO LOCAL CHARITIES BENEFIT FROM PROCEEDS OF POPPYFIELDS FESTIVALS

Over the past eleven months there have been two PoppyfieldsFestivals and these have both proved very succesful attractingpeople from far afield who were prepared to risk the elements tosee a host of wonderful artists take to the stage.

The proceeds from both festivals have now started to be distributed and our first picture

shows Ibstock Ex Forces Chairman Mark Davenport, presenting a cheque for £1000 to

Mike Thorpe, who accepted this on behalf of the IBSTOCK BRANCH OF ROYAL

BRITISH LEGION. The Ibstock Ex – forces branch have also recently donated an

expensive Monry Counting machine to the Royal British legion which has proved to be a

boon when accounting for all receipts and has also enhanced security.

Both the POPPYFIELD FESTIVALS and the recent MEMORIAL DAY PARADESwould

not have been possible without the expertise of the LEICESTERSHIRE & RUTLAND

4X4 RESPONSE TEAM who were responsible for all the marshalling duties as well as

road safety and management. Our second picture shows Graham Cross accepting a cheque

from Mark for £400 on behalf of the squad.

These donations are only the first and further presentations will be made over the next few

weeks so watch this space! Ibstock Ex Forces would like to take this opportunity to extend

their sincere thanks to all the sponsors and also to all the many volunteers and organisations

who gave up their precious time to ensure the event was a success.

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Amicus Social Organisation is a large title for small, effective social group for single people who are looking to move on following a bereavement, divorce or any event that has left them on their own.

We would emphasise that Amicus is not a dating agency with computer dating often being ‘soulless’ which sometimes leads to abuse of trust

and disappointment. Amicus offers a positive alternative to this and a generally better experience.

Founded on New Years Eve, 1995, Amicus exists for the benefit of single people, mostly for the over 40s though we welcome people from

any age group. It’s a great way for people to get some ‘normality’ back into their lives and after a short period of time it is always wonderful

to see individuals grow in confidence. As a group we are always there for one another, and should any problems arise, there is always an

experienced person on hand to offer support or simply just to listen.

We enjoy a wide variety of low-budget

events including; visits to country houses,

walks and live band performances. Many of

our members admit that they would not have

undertaken these pursuits on their own.

Every fortnight, we meet in a local hotel or

pub for drinks, friendly discussion and good

company. On alternate weekends we enjoy a

planned event or an evening out, dependent

upon the season. We operate a ‘car share’

system, as some of the events can take you

to Nottingham, Derby and further afield.

To meet up with group, please contact us by

telephone or email and we will send you a

programme of events for your consideration.

An initial drinks evening will give you the

opportunity to find out more about us. But

beware! Once tried Amicus can be addictive

so come along and see what you have been

missing!

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