Over 18, not in work, and like football?

Football Futures is a free course held on Thursdays and Fridays at Dean Court Stadium. The courses starts on October 1st and is a 2 day a week, 12 week course to gain: recognised qualifications, FA Level 1 coaching certificate, First Aid Certificate, Computer Training, Workshops- CV's etc, Guest Speakers and a Free Kit!

Tours and insight into behind the scenes working of a professional football club. For further information or an application form please contact Steve Cuss, head of Community Sports Trust on 01202 726342 or 07973 893594 email steve.cuss@afcb.co.uk or Russell Beardsmore on 01202 726312. Applications need to be returned to AFC Bournenmouth Community Sports Trust before Thursday 24th September 2009.

retaining the use of your hands

I was telling a friend the other day about how great breastfeeding is because you still have a free hand, so can use the internet, and that's how I learnt to use photoshop and illustrator. Then I bumped into a lady the other night who's daughter makes these ... With this breastfeeding 'pillow' you get to use BOTH hands - great, but also this pillow looks like a bag - (and if you take the stuffing out you can use it as a bag) so you can easily take it out with you! They are for sale at thrupennybits.co.uk

help for asylum seekers and refugees

I went along to an organisation called International Care Network today to find out about their work. They are the only organisation in Bournemouth able to give advice to refugees and asylum seekers. Their offices were a hive of activity when I arrived! They are able to offer a very holistic service, ranging from advice to support groups for families, really helping people to make friends and to integrate with the Bounemouth community and to improve their lives.

Polls suggest that 63% of young women aspire to be glamour models or lap dancers

We have lots of lapdancing clubs in Bournemouth, but do the women who work in them earn loads of money and feel empowered?

SARAH’S STORY

I don’t know anywhere you get paid a wage. You pay the club £10 up to

£80 for being there. They weren’t concerned some performers went away

having not earned anything. They also take a percentage of what you earn.

You’d have to wear the clothing they’d tell you to wear and that comes out of

your earnings. They’d tell you to buy a dress from their own range, that would

come out of your wages. And shoes. They’d supply all this but you’d pay for it.

The club would tell you they’ll give you training but it’s trial and error. We had to

wear special costumes and lots and lots of make up. It’s not glamorous. It’s out

of the pages of a men’s mag.

I used to tell clients I was doing a degree in Russian and they’d be visually

intimidated and would clam up. They’d want a bimbo who’d be subordinate to

them. I’d tell them I didn’t - I’d say I’d work in Tesco. A degree was like pouring

cold water over their privates. I learnt from that mistake.

There were always more girls than customers and a competition to see who

could get to the customers first. Owners loved the fact customers would see

dozens of girls. They liked the fact the customers would be dazzled with the

choice. Companies sent huge groups of employees to the clubs. Every day it

happened. It’d be part of expenses. The employees seemed to be old hands. At

the end of a big brainstorming day, they’d head down and be bought vouchers

by their bosses.

A lot of people would drink a lot to get through it. Girls would sneak in little

bottles and top up their orange juice. Or turn up for work drunk. 90% were

drunk by the end of the night. So they were more vulnerable. There were lots of

eating disorders. Nobody got to stage where they were very skinny, but often

women hadn’t eaten for two days because they knew they were coming to

work. They’d not eat so would feel the impact of the booze more.

There’s a rule regarding distance. You’re allowed to get closer than they say in

the contract. It’s supposed to be three feet, which is quite a lot. That is broken

instantly

babies needs

An article in the Independant today

Screaming babies – it's all Mum's fault for fussing

Research shows that parents anxious to comfort their children 'exacerbate' sleep problems

This misses an important point...

A Baby has a real need to be with its mother - not just a 'want'. babies need to feed in the night so that the mother can maintain milk supply. Co-sleeping mothers wake in the night but immediately fall back into deep sleep so still have good quality sleep whilst babies can feed on and off through the night. Mothers feelng guilty is perhaps because they don't like to hear the distress of another human being in need of food and human contact - both equally important for good health.

Boscombe this week

Hopefully it?s not the end of the nice weather... but just in case, check out Dorset Energy Advice Centre website for energy saving advice and grant - even for landlords!

Please contact me with your events on info@boscalicious.co.uk or on 07515 355982 

Lisa Northover

Wild Food: what we can eat free from the wild; with samples to taste - Speaker: Jonathan McGowan Bournemouth Natural science society Tuesday 8th Sept 7.30

Vita Nova delivers workshops to myriad groups ? schools, youth clubs, colleges, treatment centres and conferences. http://www.vitanova.co.uk/

Knitting with Mrs Muddell Starting Wednesday 9th September Learn how to knit winter woolies Scarves, Blankets slippers!! Christmas presents for your whole family! Wednesday Mornings 10.00 - 12.30 £5 Session The Portman Hotel Ashley Rd

English baroque programme, Handel Organ Concerto in G, Purcell Abdelazar Suite, William Boyce Overtures. 8th September St  Clements Church Free programme, free parking, children free, disabled free. Interval refreshments Reservations by e mail to 

musicatsaintclements@ntlworld.com or telephone 01202 399114

Boscombe Community Fair Is all ready, praying for sunshine and are promising you the best weekend's entertainment in Bournemouth, come and party! 11-13 September Kings Park

Urban Beach Hotel Thursday 10th September - 'Chris Woodford'

Chaplins music: Sunday 6th sessions  Jaguar Bird followed by DJ Andy Razz 12 till late Wednesday 9th Open Mic Thursday 10th Mr Lively DJ till late

For more events in Boscombe see www.boscalicious.co.uk

Police Neighbourhood Information Centre, The Sovereign Centre, Boscombe Every Thursday, 2.30pm - 3.30pm Every Saturday, 2.30 pm - 3.30 pm

Police Street Corner Meetings Keverstone Court 16 September 2009, 7.00 pm

St John's Road 16 September 2009, 7.00 pm

Empty Homes find out more about reporting empty homes 

To report local problems see Fix My Street

Boscombe and Springbourne Health Centre is open 8am until 8pm, 7 days a week and 

365 days a year. Appointments can either be pre-booked by phone (01202 727969) for registered patients; or urgent walk-in appointments are available throughout the opening times by coming to the health centre. The Centre is at 11 Shelley Rd Boscombe

Current Planning Applications for Boscombe West (For other area's see Bournemouth Council Planning )

28/08/2009

 

7-2009-15869-A

 

7-7A Churchill Road

 

Formation of dormer window

 

28/08/2009

 

7-2009-2042-AE

 

552-556 Christchurch Road

 

Erection of 4 externally illuminated fascia signs and 2 internally illuminated projecting box signs

 

28/08/2009

 

7-2009-2042-AF

 

552-556 Christchurch Road

 

Alterations to elevations of premises

 

26/08/2009

 

7-2009-16801-D

 

7-8 Undercliff Road

 

Alterations and extension to premises to form additional flat

 

26/08/2009

 

7-2009-5204-L

 

Flat 5 31 Boscombe Spa Road

 

Alterations and erection of a balcony and balustrading

 

20/08/2009

 

7-2009-19653-A

 

81 Palmerston Road

 

Alterations and change of use of shop to flat with bin and cycle store

 

18/08/2009

 

7-2009-13016-G

 

2-4 Adeline Road

 

Erection of a 2/3 storey block of 14 flats with bin and cycle stores and formation of vehicular access and parking spaces

 

06/08/2009

 

7-2009-11895-H

 

35 Florence Road

 

Erection of a conservatory

 

04/08/2009

 

7-2009-20968-M

 

4 Cecil Road

 

Alterations and extensions to form 2 additional self contained flats, formation of new vehicular access and parking spaces

 

03/08/2009

 

7-2009-6866-G

 

R/o 94-96 Palmerston Road

 

Erection of 2 Dwellinghouses

 

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This Week in Boscombe

English baroque programme, Handel Organ Concerto in G,
Purcell Abdelazar Suite, William Boyce Overtures. 8th September St
Clements Church Free programme, free parking, children free, disabled
free. Interval refreshments Reservations by e mail to
musicatsaintclements@ntlworld.com or telephone 01202 399114



Urban Beach Hotel Sunday evening 30th August - 'Charlie Hole'



Chaplins music: 28th Jaguar Bird followed by DJ Andy Razz 12 till late 29th Jack Rabbit Blood followed by Mr Lively DJ till late



Taro the Jester 10.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. Bournemouth Natural Science Society 39 Christchurch Rd 29th August



Fools' Experiments
An exhibition of art and science on Darwin -related themes and inspired
by the collection at Bournemouth Natural Science Society 39
Christchurch Rd 24th August - 5th September



Play Rangers in Boscombe Chine Gardens every
friday 4 - 6 The Play Ranger service is a free service which aims to
encourage young people to play in parks and open spaces in their
communities. We encourage young people to take risks and to play using
the elements and environment they live in.



896 Youth Coffee Bar
Monday - Friday 7pm - 10 pm Saturdays - 3 to 6 N-FUSE The New Start
drop-in is open Mondays and Wednesdays 11 to 2 for 16-19s for support
and guidance over housing and career issues ELECTRIC Guitar club mon -
wed - fri for free guitar tuition ages 13 - 19, phone first 426905
Baseline is available for support of young musicians working towards
performances, contact Geoff on 426905




For more events in Boscombe see www.boscalicious.co.uk




Police Neighbourhood Information Centre, The Sovereign Centre, Boscombe Every Thursday, 2.30pm - 3.30pm Every Saturday, 2.30 pm - 3.30 pm



Empty Homes find out more about reporting empty homes




To report local problems see Fix My Street



Boscombe
and Springbourne Health Centre is open 8am until 8pm, 7 days a week and
365 days a year. Appointments can either be pre-booked by phone (01202
727969) for registered patients; or urgent walk-in appointments are
available throughout the opening times by coming to the health centre.
The Centre is at 11 Shelley Rd Boscombe



Current Planning Applications for Boscombe West (For other area's see Bournemouth Council Planning )



20/08/2009
7-2009-19653-A 81 Palmerston Road Alterations and
change of use of shop to flat with bin and cycle store

18/08/2009
7-2009-13016-G 2-4 Adeline Road Erection of a 2/3
storey block of 14 flats with bin and cycle stores and formation of
vehicular access and parking spaces

06/08/2009 7-2009-11895-H 35 Florence Road Erection of a conservatory

04/08/2009
7-2009-20968-M 4 Cecil Road Alterations and
extensions to form 2 additional self contained flats, formation of new
vehicular access and parking spaces

03/08/2009 7-2009-6866-G R/o 94-96 Palmerston Road Erection of 2 Dwellinghouses

31/07/2009 7-2009-3380-P Abbeyfield 3 Carysfort Road Pruning of two Limes

29/07/2009
7-2009-23075-C 23 Gladstone Road West Erection of
two dwellinghouses with cycle store

27/07/2009
7-2009-13008-C 42-44 Palmerston Road Alterations,
extensions and conversion of premises into 10 flats with bin and cycle
stores

24/07/2009 7-2009-17589-A 24 Percy Road Felling of one Horse

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Senator Edward Kennedy - his key role in bringing marketing controls to protect infant health

"Whose responsibility is it to control the advertising, marketing and promotional activities which may create a market in Spite of public health considerations?"

Senator Edward Kennedy's opening Speech at the 1978 US Senate Hearing on the marketing of formula in developing countries


Senator Edward Kennedy cared not only for US citizens but also for international health. It was his vision, as Chairman of the US Senate Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research, which instigated the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes, which was adopted by the World Health Assembly in 1981. This Code is a benchmark for good practice and is used by governments all over the world to protect infant and young child health from unethical marketing.

The simplest things!

We went to wimbone on the bust the other day - 45 minutes on the bus from holdenhurst rd - not too long....I wont tell you how much it cost!

we spent most of our half day holiday sitting on the green next to the Minster, there were some girls there with a tube of bubbles which entertained the children for well over an hour!

Boscombe Events

As if the planes and crazy firework experiments were not enough!

Lisa Northover

Fools' Experiments An exhibition of art and science on Darwin -related themes and inspired by the collection at Bournemouth Natural Science Society 39 Christchurch Rd 24th August - 5th September

'Doorways' Fringe Theatre at the Winchester Pub 23rd and 26th August 7pm for 8 £7 01202 467789

Air Festival By the Sea and completely free! intil 23rd August

Portman Hotel Dubhart tonight (Friday )8.30pm

Urban Beach Hotel Sunday evening 23rd August - 'Jazz Morley'

Chaplins music: 21st Stuart O Conner followed by DJ Andy Razz 12 till late 22nrd Pachango followed by Mr Lively DJ till late

Transition Bournemouth are showing a film: How Cuba survived Peak Oil Tuesday  25th August 7.30 YMCA club Jameson Rd Winton call 07894711142 find out more about transition towns http://transitionbh.org/

The Bournemouth Plan Give your veiws on the Bournemouth Plan!

What you said! The results of the Place Survey (what we think of our area) have been published this week and you can see them here 

Vote! Please go to the Dorset Police Website and let them know about the issues that concern you most in your community, or go along to a surgery: Police Neighbourhood Information Centre, The Sovereign Centre,  Boscombe Every Thursday, 2.30pm - 3.30pm & Every Saturday, 2.30 pm - 3.30 pm

Skulls and Skeletons 10.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. Bournemouth Natural Science Society 39 Christchurch Rd

Play Rangers in Boscombe Chine Gardens every friday 4 - 6 The Play Ranger service is a free service which aims to encourage young people to play in parks and open spaces in their communities. We encourage young people to take risks and to play using the elements and environment they live in.

Boscombe  and Bournemouth Libraries: Various activities including crafts,  

story-time and workshops on the summer reading theme ?Quest Seekers?. Ages 4 - 12.  

(No cost). Contact your local library for details. Boscombe Library - Tel:  452777.  

 

Boscombe Childrens Centre Programme of activities open to all

More National News coverage A little mention of Boscombe with a picture in the Guardian this week - http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2009/aug/16/art-in-british-seaside-towns

And an article in theTelegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/6042035/Europes-first-artificial-surf-reef-fine-tuned.html

For more events in Boscombe see www.boscalicious.co.uk

Empty Homes find out more about reporting empty homes 

To report local problems see Fix My Street

Boscombe and Springbourne Health Centre is open 8am until 8pm, 7 days a week and 365 days a year. Appointments can either be pre-booked by phone (01202 727969) for registered patients; or urgent walk-in appointments are available throughout the opening times by coming to the health centre. The Centre is at 11 Shelley Rd Boscombe

Current Planning Applications for Boscombe West (For other area's see Bournemouth Council Planning)

Date Published *		Application Number		Location		Proposal		Decision
18/08/2009		7-2009-13016-G		2-4 Adeline Road		Erection of a 2/3 storey block of 14 flats with bin and cycle stores and formation of vehicular access and parking spaces
06/08/2009		7-2009-11895-H		35 Florence Road		Erection of a conservatory
04/08/2009		7-2009-20968-M		4 Cecil Road		Alterations and extensions to form 2 additional self contained flats, formation of new vehicular access and parking spaces
03/08/2009		7-2009-6866-G		R/o 94-96 Palmerston Road		Erection of 2 Dwellinghouses
31/07/2009		7-2009-3380-P		Abbeyfield 3 Carysfort Road		Pruning of two Limes
29/07/2009		7-2009-23075-C		23 Gladstone Road West		Erection of two dwellinghouses with cycle store
27/07/2009		7-2009-13008-C		42-44 Palmerston Road		Alterations, extensions and conversion of premises into 10 flats with bin and cycle stores
24/07/2009		7-2009-17589-A		24 Percy Road		Felling of one Horse Chestnut

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