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Spring has finally sprung. Hooray!

I am finally emerging from hibernation to seek out the best parties in the region.

First up is the “Sparkle in the City” cocktailand canapé party on Thursday 10 March. Wehave teamed up with All Bar One in DerbySquare to bring you the most glamorouslaunch party of the season.

That is swiftly followed by the debut WirralFashion Festival at Thornton Hall & Spa onFriday 25 March. Sponsored by Porsche andFake Bake, this is way more than a fashionshow. We have live entertainment, a Take Thattribute band, accessory stalls and much more,including catwalk shows from leading brandssuch as John Lewis, and New Look, as well asfeaturing hot designers such as CarolineOates. It’s not too late to book your tickets atwww.lifestylemonthly.co.uk

We have conjured up a feast for you thismonth. I went along to a private acoustic setby the delicious McFly, we didn’t get muchtime to chat due to their demanding schedulebut they are lovely, talented, guys. Read thefeature inside.

Also this month we chat to the internationallyrenowned horse whisperer, Monty Roberts,who visited Aintree recently.

Welcoming our international model scout andcolumnist, Dan, we also have our regulars; lifecoach Darren Lawrenson, make up artistJennie Freedland and jewellery maker Roxie oDel Ablett.

Talking of which, it’s Mother’s Day at the endof the month so don’t forget to spoil yourspecial mums. Also put your clocks forwardone hour on the 28th – I can’t wait. Roll onsunshine, longer days and time to buy myselfa new spring wardrobe!

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6 News and events

9 McFlyCelebrity Interview

13 FashionAdam Johns Photography

15 Restaurant Reviews

18 Wirral Fashion FestivalGetting ready for 25th March

20 Wirral KaleidoscopeThe latest from over the water

22 Monty RobertsHorse whisperer

24 BeautyWith Jennie Freedland

26 Red CarpetWho has been partying and where

31 Rick VaughnOur resident columnist from

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32 Take That againThe tribute act causing a storm

39 Darren LawrensonHow to feel good

46 MotoringThe sexiest new releases on

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SUPERSTAR BOY BAND, MCFLY, FLEW INTO RADIO CITY 96.7 LAST MONTH FOR ANINTIMATE GIG IN THE LIVE LOUNGE WITH A SELECTION OF VIP GUESTS. The hearthrob band, consists of Tom Fletcher (leadvocals and guitar), Danny Jones (lead vocals andguitar), Dougie Poynter (backing vocals and bassguitar) and Harry Judd (drums). Of course LifestyleMonthly was invited along to chat to the mostsought after boy band in Britain ahead of theirAbove the Noise Tour for a five minute chat.Tom and Danny sang a few of their favourite tracksincluding Shine the Light, their classic, All About Youand their new single, That’s The Truth, which isreleased on March 6th as part of their new album.

So you’ve been away for a while making the newalbum, in that time we’ve seen bands such as JLSand The Wanted emerge, do you feel any pressureto change your style of music or anything ?Tom: No not at all, we took two years out to makethe new album, we didn’t think about anyone oranything else, we were just working on our music.

What can people expect from your tour?Danny: McFly Ooh, we’ve not really thought aboutit yet, we’ll just do the best we can.Dougie: Yeah, just us doing out thing. We lovegoing on tour and seeing all our fans.Danny: It’s so long since we did arenas, I can’tremember what we did last time… but we willdefinitely put on the best show possible.Tom: Every show we ever do we always try and dosomething new. We have a few dates in Europeand then we have a big chunk of time to come and rehearse for the arena tours and sowe’ll decide exactly what we’re doing then.

Is it more scary doing an intimate gig like this (25people) rather than performing to a vast crowdwhere you only see the first few rows?Danny: Yes this is far more intimidating as you guyscould see every mistake we made. But when wedo big arenas it’s really exciting and we can’t waitto get out on stage and feel the atmosphere. Theworse bit is the last few minutes before you go onstage and you are waiting for the curtain to go up.That’s the worst.

If you were a girl what fashion would suit you bestHarry: Ooh a kitten heel I think.Tom: Skinny jeggings - look I’m wearing them now!Dougie: Oh definitely high heels.

What’s the weirdest thing a fan has ever given you?Danny: We love everything our fans give us.However I think there was this one time we got avery strange cake. I’ll say no more.

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At Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa, our extensive WeddingPackages portfolio can cater for every bride and groom’sspecial day – no matter how big or small you wish for.

Thornton Hall is a privately owned hotel situated inbeautiful gardens in the heart of the Wirral countryside. Astunning location for all seasons, combining sophisticationand style with genuine warm hospitality.

Our Wedding Team will be on hand to help you with asmuch advice as you would like, from your initial enquiryright up to your wedding day. Our aim is to ensure you havepeace of mind so you can enjoy the preparations for your bigday and make your dream wedding unforgettable.

At Thornton Hall, we can help you with so much morewhen planning your big day. You can come here andrelax whilst you enjoy all of your pre-wedding spatreatments. We have a specialist Wedding Hair andMake Up Team who can help you look amazing foryour big day; and why not celebrate your Hencelebrations with us too with one of our luxury HenParty Spa Breaks.

Our Torintone Suite can hold up to 500 guests, whilefor a more intimate special day our striking GardenPagoda can host a bride and groom plus 18 guests.

Arrival drinks, stunning wedding breakfast with amenu by our executive chef David Gillmore andovernight accommodation can all be wrapped up intoyour wedding package.

With a wealth of experience, we are also fast becomingone of the premier venues in the North West tospecialise in Asian and Jewish weddings. Our team isfamiliar with the traditions and requirements for suchspecial days and we would be more than happy todiscuss your function.

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The latest addition to Liverpool One's impressive line up ofrestaurants is Sofrito offering mediterranean cuisine. My friendand I went for lunch on a Thursday and the restaurant wasbusy and had a nice atmosphere, despite the 80s soundtracktinkering in the background.

The decor is very pleasant, very clean and easy on the eye,warm wooden tables and chairs and cool pink and greenwalls, reflecting the colours of a warm sunset over themediterranean landscape. The staff are very friendly andattentive, my little girl of 21 months accompanied us and wasimmediately offered a high chair and a juice before we evensat down, That was impressive.

There is an A la carte menu and a lunchtime special offeringtwo courses for £10 on a Tuesday.

Everything on offer looked appetizing which made it difficultto choose. For starters we shared a Greek board of tzarziki,humous, taramasalata, olives, grilled halloumi, salad andpitta bread. It was a sharing platter but to be honest wewere both so hungry we were fighting over it!

For mains my friend had the leek, wild mushroom andasparagus risotto while I opted for the pollo alla creme, panfried strips of chicken breast in a white wine and creamsauce with wild and basmatti rice. It was so delicious that mydaughter decided to eat half of it for me, despite having herown generous portion of fresh chicken breast and crunchy

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The Wirral Kaleidoscope

The busy Wirral is the place to be. Apeninsula with a very special touch and feel.Unique and extravagant but still down toearth. In our monthly Kaleidoscope featurewe try to introduce you to local businessesand people who are helping to make thiscounty so special.

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Nula Boutique – a must visit fashiondestination in West KirbyBernie and Nuala Farrelly are the mother anddaughter team behind Nula Boutique – a mustvisit fashion destination in West Kirby. Sinceopening in March 2010, Nula Boutique hasattracted a local following among women whohave tired of the unchanging offering on the highstreet and who are seeking something just a littlebit different along with excellent service asprovided at Nula Boutique. Nula Boutique offers a great mix of brandsincluding: Not Your Daughter’s Jeans, PennyBlack, Marc Cain, Basler, Frank Lyman, and manymore. Our fashion-conscious team is always onhand to give advice on current trends and toassist you in finding whatever it is that yourwardrobe may be lacking.

Nula Boutique can be found on Banks Road, West Kirby, and is open Monday to Saturday 9am - 5.30pm and Sunday 12 noon - 4pm.

ACTIVE PRESENCEImprove your business with excellentcommunicationWirral based Chris Davidsonis an inspirationalinternational speaker, authorand professional conferencehost. Chris founded ActivePresence to deliver“business communication fitfor 21st Century businesses”.The most popularprogrammes include: Persuasive Presentations,Facilitation Skills andTechniques, MaximisingMedia Interaction andAdvanced ConsultativeSelling Skills. All programmes deliveredby Active Presence arecustomised to your needs. If you want to find out howyour business can beimproved contact Chris on 0151 625 4655 or via mail: info@activepresence.co.uk

You are all probably familiar with the Liverpool’s iconicSuper Lamb Banana, but how many know about theEuropean Blue Banana? Well, you should, because it maychange the way you view our place in the world up here inthe North West. The story begins a long time ago in a landfar away – well, actually France in 1989, where geographerRoger Brunet was trying to make sense of the growingEuropean economy. When he took a close look at where thewealth of Europe is actually created he found an almostcontinuous urbanized region of 110 million people stretchingfrom Milan in Northern Italy, through Germany and the LowCountries, crossing over the North Sea into the Midlands

and the North of England and ending in – Liverpool! Theshape of this super-wealthy region was roughly bananashaped, somebody coloured it blue from the EU flag and,hey presto, you have the famous Blue Banana. Brunet’smessage to the French Government was simple – stopfocusing on Paris as the centre of the world, you’re not evenon the economic map! Well, something similar tends tohappen to us “provincials” in the North West, alwaysassuming we have to play second fiddle to the might SouthEast on the other side of the so called North-South divide.Instead we should be taking advantage of the Blue Bananasuper-region of which we are an integral part. After all, ourmixed economy in the North West is much closer to thisEuropean backbone than it is to the financial services focusof London. So if you want to grow your local business intonew territories, think of going East on easyJet from JohnLennon, not South on Virgin Trains! Bon Voyage!

From the Super Lamb Banana to the Wealthy Blue Banana

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A TREAT FORTHE REGIONSLADIES Ladies from our region took part in a luncheonrecently at the Malmaison attended by author andex Marie Claire editor, Katie Agnew. They were treated to makeovers bySonia Brennan of Angel make Up Artists UK.Photography by Heather Nelson

LIVERPOOL'SLARGEST ZUMBACLASS Liverpool's largest Zumba class for 150 women

took place at the Isla Gladstone conservatory.It was organised by Juice FM DJ's LeanneCampbell and Adam Weighell and all proceedswent to the Marie Curie Hospice in Woolton -around £1000.

CORRIE! IT’S RIGHT UP YOUR STREET.CORRIE! IS A FUNNY AND AFFECTIONATE TRIBUTE TO FIVE DECADES OFCORONATION STREETPresented by ITV and PhilMcIntyre Entertainments LtdCelebrating 50 Golden yearsof Britain’s longest-runningand most loved soap, theWorld Premiere of this brandnew comedy play is not to bemissed.Fully endorsed by ITV, Corrie!is a funny and affectionate tribute to five decades ofCoronation Street written by award-winning playwrightand Coronation Street scriptwriter Jonathan Harvey(Canary, Beautiful Thing, Closer to Heaven, GimmeGimme Gimme). Corrie! follows the fortunes of two ofWeatherfield’s finest families, the Barlows and the Platts,and features all your favourite characters past andpresent including; Ena Sharples, Hilda Ogden, Hayley andRoy, Richard Hillman, Jack Duckworth, Bet Lynch,Steve,Karen and Becky and many more.

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(left) Miss Titty Tushticle and Ness from ‘Betty’s Page’ with tea, cake, a shimmy and a shake. (Right) Mr Frisk from The Canary Cage getting well and truly… ‘Frisked’ at BabyBlue.

THECANARYCAGE The Canary Cage continue with theirfrisky nights of fun at baby Blue, albertDock. www.thecanarycage.co.ukAlso soon to build their nest at Mo’niques,Capital of Cabaret- the glamorous homeof burlesque, cabaret and vaudeville, withevenings of twisted glamour, naughtycorsetry & vintage tease.

PINK FLOYDAT THE ECHO ARENA

Pink Floyd Greatest Hits World Tour, featuring the musical director, Damian Darlington, and themajority of the musicians and creative crew from Oz Floyd 2010. THE BIGGEST & MOSTSPECTACULAR PINK FLOYD TRIBUTE OF ALL!

The British Pink Floyd Show upcoming globaltour, Pink Floyd Greatest Hits World Tour 2011, willshowcase the biggest and most spectacularFloyd tribute of all time. Two and a half hours ofthe absolute best of Floyd live in the sort ofspectacularly, ostentatious setting that all trueFloyd fans will relish. A special pre-tour filmedlaunch show took place at the Echo arena onSaturday 22nd Feb.

PA EVENING AT FORMBY HALL GOLF RESORT & SPA Attending in Choc Fountain was (pictured left) Wendy McDowall –Formby Hall, Christine Chellew – Chellew Productions, Sammi Rudge –Southport Tourism, Heather Green – Southport Tourism, Jo Hitchen – RBS, Barbara Last, Jennifer Burgess – DLA Piper withguests Lyndsay Crowder Barton and Natalie Wainwright.

(right) Jo Hitchen, Barbara Last, Lyndsay Crowder Barton and Natalie Wainwright.

(bottom right) Michelle Edwidge Having her manicure.

BEATLES’ANNIVERSARYAT THE CAVERNThe Cavern Club celebrated its 50th anniversary ofthe Beatle's first appearance recently. Radio City 96.7was there with Rick Vaughn hosting his lunchtimeshow from the famous Liverpool landmark

Lifestyle columnist Rick Vaughn with Lifestyle Monthly’s Neil Woods

Community

It’s hard to believe but almost a third of everything we stick in our bins is food – stuff whichcould either have been eaten or, in many cases, at least home composted.

The stats get worse. A survey of homes across Merseyside and Halton shows that every weekwe create a veritable mountain of organic waste (2,000 tonnes worth to be exact) – much ofit perfectly good food.

It means that, out of the 11 kilos of waste we put in our bins every week, over 3 kilos (or theequivalent weight of three bags of sugar) is a combination of leftover meat, fruit and veg, otherfood or peelings, teabags and eggshells – food which could either have been eaten or, with theexception of fish and meat, composted.

Getting us to change our habits is an uphill struggle – even with the simple message that peopleare throwing money away (research shows we bin a third of all the food we buy – costing theaverage household £600 a year) or the environmental issue about having to bury all that wastein landfill (at around a cost of almost £50 a tonne to the tax payer).

Undaunted, the team in charge of transforming Merseyside’s track record are determined toturn this food waste mountain in to a molehill.

Launched on Merseyside two years ago, the national Love Food, Hate Waste campaign has usedjust about all the weapons in the campaigner’s armoury to get the food waste message to theregion’s householders and it’s been working.They’ve so far persuaded Merseysiders to reducethe food waste mountain by 32,000 tonnes - and they’ve got a further trick up their sleeves.

From March waste officers in Merseyside and Halton will be counting on people power to getthe campaign messages across.Working with Liverpool-based Faiths4Change, the campaign willdeliver training workshops to Council recycling officers and community groups within eachsix districts across Merseyside and Halton.

These “champions” will then spread the message to residents and communities acrossMerseyside and Halton, and will hopefully encourage a greater number of people to takepractical steps to reduce the amount of food waste they generate at home.

Carl Beer, the Director of Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority, said:“Over the past 20 or somonths we’ve made good progress with the campaign. By training up local enthusiasts we’rehoping that the message will continue to be told and heard.”

Whether it’s putting the recycling out or re-using plastic bags, most of us like to think we’redoing ‘our bit’ for the environment. But, say campaigners, if we’re ever goingto nail the region’s waste problems, we’ve got to do just a little bit more.

WANTED: VOLUNTEERS TOMAKE MOLEHILLS OUT OFMOUNTAINS

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Oh I don't know what is wrong withme, I just can't seem to get myself intogear this month. The weather has beenso dreary and depressing it seems as ifthe cold has gone on too long and mybody has had enough. I lack motivationand sleep, which doesn't help. Kane isvery attentive, he can sense when I amnot up to being thrown around andgives me gently lunges with dumb bells.At least I am keeping the body movingand exercising, he says. As I write this itis half term, it's difficult juggling the kidsbeing off school and running themagazine AND finding the time to go

to the gym. Why can't I be like those TVcelebrities who drop three dress sizeswhen they sneeze? I always gave theexcuse that if I had a personal trainer Iwould be skinny but I am not. I am definitely slimmer and certainlyfitter. I feel better in myself but am soannoyed with myself for not sheddingthat extra stone I wanted. Kane says Ihave to drink green tea (bleugh) andstop ordering my lattes. I know, I know. Iam trying but come on, I need sometreats in my life. But I am letting myselfdown.On a positive note Kane has taught mesome brilliant stomach exercises -which I have started to do every night.So there may be some light at the endof this and my tummy may start toshrink. I haven't had a flat stomach for20 years, it would be amazing if I canachieve that. Next week is weigh in…somehow I don't think I am the biggestloser. The new season will launch me tonew motivational heights. Come on, I can do this.

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Lyndsey Rice, Elite’s physiotherapist gives Lifestyle Monthly her 4 Top Tips To Keep You Running Smoothly.The Liverpool half marathon is fast approaching.To ensure you are in tip top condition, Elite’sPhysiotherapist Lyndsey Rice tells you the basicrules to help prevent injury and what to do if youdo obtain an injury.

There are 4 basic rules to follow whencompleting any type ofexercise to keep you in good condition,however in the majorityof cases this advice isnot followed.

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