< Previous !"#$ %&#' ()*+#,- .#" %#! ()*+#/ "#$ %&# ()*+#/ ))$(*#0 1 1 # 2 * #3 4 &. 54 .5 - '#") #6 41 4 )7 )$ )$ )8 )$% 9 1 +#: #6 1 #,- 51 #; 1 9 < ). 1 #= > #? # 1 544 - #; 1 0 1 %=+2 5 @,5 61 50 5; = )&0# 2235 2 5 0 1 # 1 #? 1 #†? 1 9 1 #For more information or to arrange a test drive†, call us on 01522 690000or visit www.soperbmw.co.ukSoper of Lincoln: 5 ;* 2 2@$' ;?;, 3:? 62@MONTHLY RENTALS FROM £449%3 A5 +BMW 3 SeriesThe UltimateDriving Machine80-81_Layout 1 19/09/2016 10:57 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY81COUNTY MOTORINGLet’s face it, winters are getting worseeach year and as a driver of an ‘executivecar’ I’m often filled with dread when darknights arrive. Even more so when theweather man forecasts the white stuff as Iknow my choice of rear wheel drive andthe big fat tyres are going to send meeverywhere except the direction I want tobe travelling in. I was delighted therefore to pick up ourtest car this month – a BMW 320d xDrive.This is BMW’s answer to this very problem- a multi plate clutch fitted between thefront and rear axles, which acts like adifferential. In normal driving conditions itputs down 60% of the power to the rearaxle and 40% to the front. However,should you lose any grip at the front orback and the computer will transfer morepower to the wheels with the besttraction. All this happens in millisecondsbut you’d be hard pressed to notice it.Propelled by a silky smooth 2.0 litre 4cylinder diesel engine, our test car cutthrough the traffic in no time. Loadedwith creature comforts such as dual-zoneclimate control, Bluetooth, iPod/USBconnectivity and the infotainment systemwith its 6.5-in screen, you’d think there’dbe little else to want for. You’d be wrongthough - our test model came with theopulent M Sport plus package, 19-inch mStar Spoke alloys, sill panels, privacy glassfor the rear passenger windows and thosesubtle M badges on the front wings, aswell as a Harmon and Kardon stereo. I must also mention the sports autotransmission which allows the driver fourdifferent driving styles: EcoPro, Comfort,Sport and Sport+. As its name suggests,EcoPro is for economy, Comfort and Sporteach adjust the engine and gearboxsettings to give you a little more ‘verve’and Sport+ takes this a step further andreally offers the wow factor. All in all, an amazing ride made all thebetter by xDrive technology which willundoubtedly keep readers safe this winter,and in style of course.Test car courtesy of Soper of Lincoln,Tel: 01522 690000Get a grip80-81_Layout 1 19/09/2016 10:57 Page 2Range fuel consumption (excluding Outlander PHEV) in mpg (ltrs/100km): Urban 26.9 - 57.6 (10.5 - 4.9), Extra Urban 32.8 - 72.4 (8.6 - 3.9), Combined 30.4 - 65.7 (9.3 - 4.3). CO2 emission figures range from 245-99 g/km.Outer Circle Road, Lincoln LN2 4LD 01522 411248 www.pentagon-mitsubishi.co.ukBook a test drivePentagonPentagon The name for Mitsubishi in LincolnFor all your Mitsubishi needs, there’s only one choiceWe are proud to sponsor the Norton Disney Horse Trials See us there on21st, 22nd and 23rd October82-83_Layout 1 19/09/2016 10:57 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY83EQUINEOrganisers Joe and Ali Weller movedto Whitehall Farm in 2005, where theyset up AJW Equestrian a businessbuilding and designing cross countrycourses, as well as a livery yard andsmall farm. Joe is a renowned coursebuilder within the Equestrian Industryand has extensive experience beinginvolved with courses such as Burghley,Houghton Hall, the London 2012Olympics and recently The JuniorEuropean Championships. Having alwaysbeen involved with horse trials in oneform or another Ali and Joe decided torun their own event and in 2010 NortonDisney Horse Trials was born. Now in its seventh year and attractingup to 600 plus competitors, the eventruns four different levels, BE 80, BE 90, BE100 and Nov including the MitsubishiGrassroots BE 100 Regional Final.Dressage kicks off the activities at thestart of each day at around 9am, with theshow-jumping and cross-countryfollowing soon after.Pentagon Mitsubishi are proudsponsors of the annual event, along withother companies such as BloomfieldsHorseboxes, Bagforce 2 LTD and Tesco.The main arena is surrounded bynumerous trade stands where you can besure to grab an early Christmas presentor a treat, as well as the Sponsorsmarquee where local businesses who aresponsoring get together over lunch, havethe ability to be driven around thecourse, and talk to competitors andspectators throughout the day. Every year Norton Disney Horse Trialshas a nominated charity, and this yearThe Household Cavalry Foundation arethe charity of Choice. The HouseholdCavalry Foundation was set up to raisemuch needed funds to care for theSoliders, Casualties, Veterans, Heritageand Horses of the Household Cavalry. “Norton Disney always promises to bea fun day out for all the family. You canshop, watch some of the world’s topriders, and grab a bite to eat all in oneplace so please do come and join us!”comments Joe Weller.The event since it started seven yearsago has doubled in size and with anoverwhelming interest and support formriders the autumn event has beenincreased to 3 days and a new springevent was added a year ago. The eventstill even with the extension of daysattracts over 650 riders (with nearly 900rider requests per event) as well ashundreds of assistants, family members,and spectators. Norton Disney is wellknown for being one of the last HorseTrials of the season if not often the verylast one in the whole of the UK. Theevent so brilliantly brings the season to aclose with its own unique style which ischaracterised by a friendly feel goodatmosphere. It’s not hard to see why theriders love it so much.PHOTOS COURTESY OF BARON HALPENNYThe Norton Disney Horse TrialsTaking place at Whitehall Farm in Norton Disney, 21st – 23rd October, Pentagonare proud to be sponsors of the Norton Disney Horse Trials 2016.82-83_Layout 1 19/09/2016 10:57 Page 284 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYonwhat’sSpaldingFriday 23 SeptemberHal Cruttenden: StraightOutta Cruttenden, SouthHolland Centre Hal Cruttenden, the irreverentcomedian who has graced the likes ofLive at the Apollo and is a veritablestar of Radio 4, is returning toLincolnshire as part of his latest tour:Straight Outta Cruttenden. Hal takesaim at the evils of the modern world,from over-sharing on social media tothe 5:2 diet. True to form, the more hecomplains, the funnier he gets soexpect plenty of both. For moreinformation, visitwww.southhollandcentre.co.uk. GranthamSaturday 1 – Sunday 2 OctoberBelton Autumn Fair, BeltonHouseLocated just outside of Grantham,National Trust property Belton House willbe hosting a fair to celebrate Lincolnshirefood, drink and crafts, as well asshowcasing the many gifted craftspeoplethat make them. Whether its artisanbread, traditional woodturning or fineporcelain, Belton Autumn Fair has youcovered. For more information, emailsam.gee@nationaltrust.org.uk. LincolnSaturday 1 OctoberLinc-Con, The Engine ShedThis brand new comic conventionbased in Lincoln is set to be a calendarhighlight. There’s fun for all the family,and a variety of stalls so whether you’reinto anime, super heroes or sci-fi, there’ssomething for everything. There’ll also becosplay contests, free-to-play gaming, alive stage and more. For moreinformation, visit www.thelinccon.co.uk. SpaldingFriday 7 OctoberSpalding Pumpkin FestivalLittle symbolises autumn quite like theubiquitous pumpkin, from its vibrantorange hue to its Halloweenconnotations. Spalding Pumpkin Festivalis a celebration of the humble orangesquash, with market stalls from localproducers and charities, and variousentertainments running throughout theHal Cruttenden: Straight OuttaCruttenden, South Holland Centre 84-87_Layout 1 19/09/2016 11:13 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY85PHOTO: CHRISDORNEY / SHUTTERSTOCK.COMAladdinsane,The Terry O’TooleTheatre, North Hykeham86 Áday. If that doesn’t tempt you then surely thecooking demonstrations will. For moreinformation, email community@sholland.gov.uk.North Hykeham Saturday 8 OctoberAladdinsane, The Terry O’TooleTheatreThe world is still mourning the incredibleloss of David Bowie, an artist whose worktranscended and redefined the boundaries ofgenre and media. Though the perfect storm ofhis performances can’t be recreated in full,tribute acts help to keep his music alive inconcert. To that end, Paul Henderson (widelyacclaimed as the UK’s best Bowie tribute) istaking on the guise of Aladdinsane, one ofBowie’s many character creations, and takingSkegnessSaturday 19 NovemberThe Sensational 60’sExperience, The EmbassyTheatre For one night only, seven legendary namestake to the stage and deliver a night never tobe forgotten. With the definite feel goodfactor this is must see 60s show for 2016.Starring Herman’s Hermits, Chris Farlowe,The Swinging Blue Jeans, The Fortunes, TheIvy League, The New Amen Corner, andAlan Mosca from Freddie and TheDreamers who also hosts. This exclusiveline up from the 60s is crammed withnostalgia & hits and not to be missed. Formore information, visitwww.embassytheatre.co.uk. 84-87_Layout 1 19/09/2016 11:13 Page 286 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYWHAT’S ONhis tour to Lincolnshire. Paul will be performingclassic tracks including Starman, Heroes, Life onMars, Let’s Dance and many more. For moreinformation, visit www.terryotooletheatre.org.uk. LouthMonday 10 – Saturday 15 October Sense and Sensibility, LouthPlaygoers Riverhead Theatre Jane Austin’s Sense and Sensibility is a theatrefavourite, and now Roger Parsley and AndyGraham have streamlined her enduring novel andproduced a snappy play. But don’t worry, theiradaption retains all the delicate irony, spirit andromance of the original period drama. It tells thestory of the Dashwood sisters who are forced tomove to a Devon cottage following the death oftheir father, where their Aunt Jennings isdetermined to find them husbands in London. Formore information, visit www.louthplaygoers.com. GranthamTuesday 11 OctoberLawrence of Arabia – Talk andFilm, Guildhall Arts CentreT.E. Lawrence, British archaeologist, militaryofficer and diplomat, is renowned for his roleduring the Arab Revolt against the ruling OttomanEmpire during the First World Ware. This talk, ledby historian and lecturer Don Chiswell, will shine alight on Lawrence’s role in the British victory andhow he achieved a near mythical status amongstthe Arabs. The talk is followed by a screening ofDavid Lean’s cinematic masterpiece, Lawrence ofArabia. For more information, visitwww.guildhallartscentre.com. LincolnSunday 16 OctoberThe Boy With the Tapeon His Face is TapeFace, LincolnPerforming ArtsCentreIt might seem like a hard sell,being a stand-up comedy showwith no talking, and punch lineswith no words, but thisinventive, avant garde experience is taking the world by storm. This year marksTape Face (the artist formerly known as The Boy with Tape on His Face) re-imagining his show for a bigger, bolder and brasher take on his unique brand ofsilent comedy. Tape Face will elicit rapturous laughter from audiences using onlyeveryday objects and popular songs. It really needs to be seen to be believed. Formore information, visit www.lpac.co.uk. Lawrence of Arabia– Talk and Film,Guildhall ArtsCentre, GranthamPHOTO: NEFTALI / SHUTTERSTOCK.COM£5 in advance£6 on the gate Under 16’s go free with a payingadult. Ample free car parking.With over 150 exciting and varied exhibitors, entertainment from live choir groups, cookery demonstrations from top local chefs and hands-on craft workshops, the Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair promises Christmas treats and festive inspiration for all of the family.www.lincolnshireshowground.co.ukTelephone : 01522 522900@showglincs/LincolnshireShowground@lincsshowground #FoodandGift1684-87_Layout 1 19/09/2016 11:13 Page 3SpaldingWednesday 19 – Saturday 22OctoberBlackadder Goes Forth: TheDarling Diaries, SouthHolland CentreAdapted from the beloved sit-com,Blackadder Goes Forth, this lovinghomage from St Nicolas Players invitesfans and theatre goers once more intothe trenches with Baldrick, George andEdmund Blackadder himself toexperience some of the best loved andmost iconic scenes from the TV series.Experience a British institution in a wayyou never have before with this stageplay adapted by Paul Carpenter and IanGower. For more information, visitwww.southhollandcentre.co.uk. StamfordFriday 28 October Lynched, Stamford ArtsCentre Lynched are a four-piece Irishtraditional folk group combiningdistinctive four-part harmonies withevocative arrangements of uilleannpipes, concertina, Russian accordion,fiddle and, of course, guitar. 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Featuring on all four days The Burghley Fine Food Market located in the Stable Courtyard.Both the events are free to enter with free easy parking.Christmas Fair Opening Times: Thursday - Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pmFood Market Opening Times: Thursday - Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm01428 684494 www.ruralcraftsassociation.co.ukLincolnSaturday 29 October Zombie Apocalypse, near RAF Waddington Following the success ofLincolnshire Fire and Rescue’sinaugural ZombieApocalypse event last year,it’s returning for round two.This event, which issomewhere betweenLARPING and secret cinema,breathes new life into thezombie phenomena with anexperience like no other.Open to anyone aged 18and over, it sees teams of upto eight people negotiatetheir way around ofchallenges whilst trying toavoid the undead and allwhile raising money for theRAF. For more information,and to receive an applicationpack, email wza@lincoln.fire-uk.org. PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/ANDREAS GRADINown original material. For moreinformation, visitwww.stamfordartscentre.com. CleethorpesFriday 28 – Sunday 30October, Hallowscream Express,Cleethorpes Coast Light RailwayIt wouldn’t Halloween without at leastone blood-curdling pun, and this eventcoming to Cleethorpes is bringing thescares in spades. It invites visitors to climbaboard the Halloween Express for anevening of frights and chilling goings-onfor what promises to be the mostterrifying train on the East Coast. Clearly,they’ve never travelled on the Skegnessline. For more information, visitwww.cclr.co.uk.84-87_Layout 1 19/09/2016 11:13 Page 488 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYSUDOKUcompetitionClosing date for entries is: 20th OCTOBER2016To enter just email the numbers thatappear in the yellow squares to:competitions@blmgroup.co.ukWin a £20 voucher tospend with any of ouradvertisers in this issue.Last month’s solutionD2E7CJ1U7N321647958987215346465389712672154839548932167193768524219576483836491275754823691Aries Mar 21 - Apr 20It’s time to tackle both mental and emotionalclutter as well as in the home. Developmentscoming your way will be the breakthrough youhave needed for some time. Sit and remindyourself of your ambitions and goals and refuse tobe dismayed by doom mongers and people withlimited imaginations.Taurus Apr 21 - May 21It’s vital that you remain open to all possibilitiesregarding family and business issues. You may berequired to make a few compromises, but yourgenerosity will be worth it in the end. Dashingabout making plans and seeing to others willprove exhausting, but neither are you willing toallow anyone else take control. Gemini May 22 - June 21Work may be more challenging than normal, oryou may find dealing with business takes a lotmore effort in order to reach deadlines. Someoneyou may not be currently in a relationship with willbe bending over backwards trying to impress you. Cancer Jun 22 - Jul 23A detail that seems minor could snowball out ofall proportion into something huge. It could meanthe difference between success and failure, so it’simportant that you deal with the facts and trustyour intuition. By relinquishing control of certainsituations, you will free up some valuable time thatyou could put to excellent use.Leo Jul 24 - Aug 23Something left hanging in the air continues toniggle you at the back of your mind but it’s alsoimportant that you bide your time before jumpingto the wrong conclusions. It’s hard to breakdifficult news, so be mindful of other people’sfeelings by choosing your words extra carefully. Virgo Aug 24 - Sep 23A minor conflict could become ugly, so it’simperative that you choose your words carefully.An upcoming event marks the end of an era andthe beginning of a brand new and happierchapter. You are empowered and in the rightframe of mind to start a business venture or jobthat may see you pushing out the boundariesand proving your worth. Libra Sep 24 - Oct 23Your attention will be drawn to some small minordetail that turns out to be very important,especially where money is concerned. A changein your personal circumstances could cause youto feel super romantic with your partner, or if youare on the lookout for a new love, you are goingto be in luck. Scorpio Oct 24 - Nov 22Relationships blossom and you will find yourselfin great demand socially and possiblyromantically, especially if you are alreadyinvolved in something complicated. In business,keep your eye on the ball because you can neverbe too sure of what other people are up to. yourstarsLincolnshire Today’s guide to the astro month ahead...Astrology by Linda Lancashire0776 4466381www.lindalancashire.co.ukteresastanley1@btinternet.co.ukSagittarius Nov 23 - Dec 21Doors are opening and new people are enteringyour social and working life. If you are hopingto meet a soul mate or companion, the stars arelooking favourably upon you as this a promisingtime for many of your dreams to become areality. Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 20Listen to your gut; it’s almost frighteninglyaccurate when it comes to reading people.Your spiritual energy is strong, so you may beable to offer some excellent advice.Romantically, someone may want to keepthings on a light and superficial level, but that isnot going to satisfy you. Aquarius Jan 21 - Feb 19You don’t need an occasion to celebrate or toarrange a meet up. Life is precious and life isshort. 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