Unique Cheltenham March 2015

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Cheltenham Festival 

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Hollie Gazzard 

Anniversary 

Bar & Wok 

Food Review 

Road To Recovery 

From Gambiling Addiction 

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28 Hollie Gazzard Trust News & Events 

30 Winstons Wish 

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34 What’s On In March 

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What an amazing evening on Tuesday 4th February for 

Fashion and Culture Show in aid of Hollie Gazzard Trust, at 

Revolution, Clarence Parade in Cheltenham. A great evening 

was had by all that came along and we are really thankful to 

everyone that helped raise over £1,000 for Hollie Gazzard 

Trust www.holliegazzardtrust.org. All of the money raised 

went to Hollie Gazzard Trust to help them achieve their aim 

of Sponsoring 12 hairdressing students at Gloscol, increasing 

domestic abuse awareness and reducing knife crime. 

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Hollie Gazzard Anniversary 

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Hundreds of people gathered in support Hollie Gazzard’s family at the memorial 

service to mark the first anniversary of Hollie’s death. Those attending 

included the Police and paramedics who were first on the scene along 

with the whole Police investigating team. 

funeral. This was followed by a minutes 

silence at 6.51, the exact time 

that Hollie passed away. Despite 

the tears, Hollies dad wanted those 

attending to remember the happy 

times and the positive work that the 

Trust was now doing as a great legacy 

to Hollie. 

Flowers were laid and candles lit outside the Fringe Benefits Salon in Southgate 

Street where Hollie’s life was tragically cut short. The service was 

opened by Ellie Higgs singing Bruno Mars hit ‘Just The Way You Are’, the 

song that Hollie’s coffin entered the Cathedral to a year ago. 

Hollie’s father Nick addressed the hundreds of people attending stating that 

“It is sad Hollie is not here but tonight is about celebrating her life and the 

last 20 years. A year ago events changed our lives forever, which we will 

never get over. We have all had different strategies with how to cope with 

it. Hollie was very fun loving and had lots of dreams. She was only here for 

20 years but she packed more in that 20 years than most people do in a 

lifetime. She travelled and had seven roles in hairdressing in different parts 

of the country, including the cruise liner she worked on. She made an enormous 

amount of friends.” 

Reverend Canon Neil Heavisides from Gloucester Cathedral then praised 

the Gazzard family for setting 

an example by setting up the 

Trust and helping others. He 

said. “There are three people 

we would all like to thank and 

that is Nick, Mandy and Chloe 

for setting an example, the way 

they have built on Hollie’s life 

and are trying to improve the 

lives of others.” 

The family invited everyone back to 

the King Teddy in Longlevens where 

Hollie worked to enjoy one of her 

Cocktails. 

The service was ended by Ellie 

Higgs singing Diamonds by Rhianna. 

Ellie said: “I was honoured to sing at 

the service. It was incredibly emotional, 

I was a little nervous 

because there were so many 

people, but it went well.” 

The Trust raised £85,000 

last year and they supported 

the funding of 4 hairdressers 

at Gloucestershire College, 

financing the cost of 

youth workers at increase 

the Peace and supporting the 

delivery of healthy relationship 

workshops in a number 

of senior schools through GDASS. This year they have a number of new 

projects and initiatives that they want to run costing £250,000. 

Prayers were then said by the 

former St Johns Churchdown reverend Katy Morgan, who spoke at Hollie’s 



Fashion & Culture Show May 2015 

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Hollie Gazzard Trust Fashion and 

Culture Show returns on the 19th 

May 2015, so put the date in your 

diary 

Location : Lily Gins 2a 

Regents Street, Ormond 

Terrace, Cheltenham, 

Gloucestershire, GL50 1HR 

Only 100 tickets available 

£12.95 including free glass of Prosecco 


More details to coming soon 


Unique Fashion 

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The Cheltenham festival starts on Tuesday 10th March and is 

an opportunity to show off all your Finery. You don’t have to 

spend a fortune to look fabulous.....Check out my hot picks! 

Esther Pill box with oversized 

Bow Fascinator 

£35.00 Moonsoon 

Make an impression with this gorgeous dress. It 

has a sheer embroidered overlay and a constructed 

boned bodice with an adjustable waist tie that 

cinches you in showing off your waist 

Paola Dress – Monsoon £175.00 

No Race goers outfit is complete without 

a hat. Make sure you stand out from the 

crowd and add a feminine finish with an 

elegant headpiece. 

Jessy Crinoline Floppy Occasion 

hat from Whiteley 

John Lewis £150.00 

This dress is stunning with a Navy Embroidered 

Design it has a square neckline and is 

fully lined. Team with a pair of opened toe 

shoes and a clutch bag 

Chi Chi Chrissy Dress £63.00 

Article by Cecelia Pusey Fashion & Features Editor @Dusky210 



Unique Testimonials 

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Clare Lewis, Tel-Smart Limited 

Katy Newman-Miller GGM Surfaces - 

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Cleevely Memorials on Prestbury Road 

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Cheltenham Festival 

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changed with the introduction of a fourth day, meaning there would be one championship 

race on each day, climaxing with the Gold Cup on the Friday. 

To ensure each days would still have six races, five new races were introduced. 

Two further races have since been added, bringing the total to 26 races overall, 

with grade one events including the 

Champion Bumper, Triumph Hurdle, 

Ryanair Chase, Supreme Novices’ 

Hurdle, Neptune Investment Management 

Novices’ Hurdle, Arkle Challenge 

Trophy, RSA Chase, Champion Hurdle, 

World Hurdle, Queen Mother Champion 

Chase and the feature race, the 

Gold Cup. 

The festival also includes one of the 

two biggest Hunter Chases of the season, the Foxhunters’, which is run on the 

History 

Friday over the same course as the Gold Cup, and is sometimes referred to as the 

“amateurs’ Gold Cup”. 

The official title of the Cheltenham Festival is the National Hunt Meeting. This originated 

in 1860, when the National Hunt Chase was first held at Market Harborough and CheltenhamFestival does not have a history of attracting many international con- 

Unlike Royal Ascot and many other top flat racing events in Britain and Ireland, the 

titled the Grand National Hunt, featuring the one race alongside other steeplechases. tenders, though French-trained horses have done well - Baracouda being perhaps 

After taking place at a number of locations, including Cheltenham in 1861, the race the most well-known, having landed the World Hurdle twice. 

returned to Cheltenham in 1904 and 1905. 

The 2010 Cheltenham Festival had the first ever running of the Ladies Charity Flat 

It was staged over a new course established 

Race in aid of Cancer Research UK. The race was contested over 1 mile 5 furlongs, 

at Prestbury Park in Cheltenham in 1902, although 

racing had taken place there previ- 

front of a packed Cheltenham grandstand by Dublin-based Orna Madden riding 

and all 12 amateur jockeys were female. The race was won in a photo-finish in 

ously. The National Hunt Meeting was held 

Prince Picasso, finishing just ahead of fellow Irish rider Katie Doyle riding Devil To 

at Warwick from 1906 to 1910, but returned 

Pay, with Helen Needham riding on Mr. Wall Street in third. 

to Prestbury Park in 1911 and has remained 

230,000 racegoers and £250 million is expected to be wagered at the 2015 Cheltenham 

Festival. 

there to this day. The earliest traceable 

reference to a “Festival” is in the Warwick 

Advertiser of 1907. 

The centrepiece Cheltenham Gold Cup, established 

in 1924, was the original Championship 

race staged at the Festival, with the 

Champion Hurdle being introduced in 1927, 

the Queen Mother Champion Chase in 1959, and finally the Stayers Hurdle, which was 

first run in 1972. In 2001 the Festival was cancelled due to an outbreak of foot-andmouth 

disease in Britain. The meeting had initially been postponed to April, but when 

a case of the disease was confirmed locally, putting the racecourse within an exclusion 

zone, all racing had to be called off. 

In 2008, the second day of the festival was cancelled due to heavy storms. The races 

scheduled for that day were instead run on the third and final days of the festival. Until 

2005 the festival had traditionally been held over the course of three days, but this 


Info from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheltenham_Festival 


ADDICTED AND RECOVERING 

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One persons story from adiction and the road 

to recovery 

I started gambling when I was 17 years old... 

...I was attending GlosCol in Cheltenham and got friendly with a lad who liked 

the odd bet on horses and football. My 

gambling carried on normally into my first 

employed job where I could pop to 

the bookies a few times a week to bet on 

horses, again this was on £1 or £2. 

Over the next few months something 

started to click in my head that this was 

easy money and the bets slowly started 

to increase from £2 to £5 per bet and also 

gambling every day in addition to having 

extended lunch breaks and skiving parts 

of the afternoon. I then managed to get a 

different job which was well paid and then 

the my life and gambling started to become unmanageable as I was well and 

truly Addicted. I would skive off work to go to racing events at Cheltenham or go 

to the bookies...I would also go to 

the bookies when I should of been 

managing a business. Addicts 

have to lie to cover their tracks so 

loved ones do not know what you 

are getting upto. Addiction is very 

much about pleasure, pain and 

the lie’s that you tell yourself and 

others every day it really is like being 

on a Hamsters wheel..circle of 

addiction with no way out...or so I 

thought. 

in the direction of a Self Help group 

for Gamblers, slowly but surely my 

life started to improve as I was given 

some new life skills to help stop me 

gambling. As the years went by I 

relapsed a couple of times but now I 

have been clean for a good period of 

time, I now work on my recovery and 

try to help other compulsive gamblers 

do the same. Whatever your 

addiction there is always a 

way to start again, my future is now 

what I make of it :) 

If you think you need help or you 

know of someone else with a 

gambling addiction then for more 

information visit : 

www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk 

I would be telling elborate lies to 

my girlfriend of the time or starting 

arguments so I could go gambling... 

gambling was my life and everything 

else had to fit round it. You have 

moments of clarity where you realise 

you need help and need to stop 

but then you end up stealing or 

manipulating someone to get money 

once your own funds dried up. 

After several crisis points in my life I 

called Gamcare and they pointed me 



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The Review 

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Unique Food......Bar & Wok 

So for our first Unique Food Review of 2015 we choose Bar & Wok 288 

High Street in the Cheltenham. The Restaurant itself is lovely decorated 

with a funky vibe going on, with a mixture of people celebrating birthdays 

or couples on a night out. We ordered ourselves a couple of drinks 

and surveyed the Menu...what jumped off the page was Set Menu for 

Pak Wai Hung Owner of Bar & Wok 

myself and the Mrs(@Dusky210). 

When I left the rat race in 2005 and came to Cheltenham to open 288 Bar & 

Wok my simple plan was to build a restaurant where I could eat with my wife, 

young daughter and friends. That meant no table clothes, no linen, no wine 

glasses, no fuss! 

What was important was 

the food and that the restaurant 

was for everyone 

young or old. My continued 

aim is to serve delicious 

and great value food as 

quickly as our chefs can 

cook it. I hope that there’s 

something for everybody’s 

taste and wallet. 

I provide the food and 

drink but it’s our guests 

who create the bustling and lively atmosphere. Everyone sits together at 

long tables and benches, so you may end up making friends at the end of the 

evening, which is very cool by me. 

After a slight wait but not too long 

our drinks were ready and we 

looked forward to our meals, we 

cast our eyes over other customers 

food coming out and we were impressed. 

Then after only 7/8 minutes 

out came the food and wow 

what a treat we had a mixture of 

both Chicken, Beef, Rice, Noodles absolutely lovely. 

Both the chicken and beef were very tender and the rice and vegetables 

were cooked to perfection 

Conclusions 

Lovely surroundings and buzzy atmosphere 

We both agreed that it was the best meals we had in Cheltenham 

Really Impressive Restaurant and will be back again :) 

Review by Steve Taylor 

Details: 

Bar & Wok 

288 High Street 

Cheltenham 

GL50 3HQ 

T: 01242 582346 

www.barandwok.com 

@288Barandwok 



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Hollie Gazzard Trust News & Events 

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Hope, passion & a life 

fulfilled 

HGT Golf Day 

04/06/2015 11:00am - 10:00pm Brickhampton Court Golf 

Complex, Churchdown 

We are please to announce that our first golf day has been organised 

and will take place at Brickhampton Court Golf Complex, 

Churchdown on Thursday 4 June. There will be prizes for 

the winners, longest drive and nearest the pin. 

Upcoming Events 

Hollie’s Walk 2015 

26/04/2015 12:00pm - 03:00pm King Edward VII 

Hollies Walk will take place on April 26 at 12:00 noon from the 

King Teddy. 

The day will start off with Coffee and Bacon rolls on arrival, 18 

holes of golf all rounded off with a 2 course evening meal, entertainment 

and Auction. 

A team of four can be entered for £200 by contacting Colin 

Bassett at crbassett@uwclub.net. Single golfers also welcome 

at £50 a person. 

Big thank you to our sponsor for the day Andicars. 



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What’s On In March 

Where : Cotswold Farm Park, Guiting Power, Cheltenham 

GL54 5UG 

Date : Saturday 14 February - Sunday 12 April 2015 

Time : 10.30am – 5pm daily 

Tickets/Admission : Free in the cost of admission to 

the Farm Park: Adults £9.25 Children £7.8.40 Seniors 

£8.65 Family* £31.50 ( 2 adults & 2 children OR 1 

adult and 3 children) 

Contact phone : 01451 850307 

Twelve Angry Men at the Everyman Theatre 

Monday 2 – Saturday 7 March 2015 

Cheltenham National Hunt Festival 2015 

Tuesday 10 - Friday 13 March 2015 

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everything you need to know - 12 months of waiting is over! 

*Tuesday 10 March: Champion Day featuring The Stan James Champion Hurdle. 

Live Lambing at Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park 

*Wednesday 11 March: Ladies Day sees the Queen Mother Champion Chase take centre stage, 

Saturday 14 February - Sunday 12 April 2015 

as the best two mile chasers produce a fast and furious 

contest over the famous Cheltenham fences. 

*Thursday 12 March: St. Patrick’s Day featuring the 

Lambing at Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park 

Ladbrokes World Hurdle. Only the brave and the 

Come and join us for the start of a new farming year… 

strong prevail in this three mile contest. There will 

Lambing will be taking place live in the Demonstration 

also be lots of Irish- style entertainment and the St. 

Barn from February 14th all the way through to April 

Patrick’s Day Derby will be raising money for Cancer 

12th. Come and meet the new arrivals and perhaps 

Research UK. 

even witness a new-born’s very first moments ... a 

*Friday 13 March: brings the highlight of the entire 

guaranteed memorable experience for all. 

Jump season: the Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup. 

This is the race that every owner trainer and jockey 

dreams of winning and it takes a very special horse 

to win more than once. Off the track, there is plenty 

of entertainment on offer through the trade stands, musical offerings in all enclosures and the 

amazing variety of dining, entertaining and hospitality options. 

For further information 

Cheltenham National Hunt Festival 2015 

Where : Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, GL50 4SH 

Date : Tuesday 10 - Friday 13 March 2015 

Time : Gates open 10.30am 

Tickets/Admission : from £22 

Contact phone : Ticket sales: 0844 5793003 

Productions at The Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham 

Presented by Bill Kenwright By Reginald Rose Directed by Christopher Haydon 

Following its record breaking West End run this powerful 

new production of Twelve Angry Men brings to the stage the 

taut brilliance of the 1957 three-time Academy Award nominated 

film which as produced by and starred Henry Fonda, 

and is considered to be one of the great ‘must-see’ movies of 

all time.  A jury has murder on their minds and a life in their 

hands as they decide the fate of a young delinquent accused 

of killing his father. But what appears to be an open and shut 

case soon becomes a huge dilemma as prejudices and preconceived 

ideas about the accused, the trial and each other 

turn the tables every which way, until the nail-biting climax...  


Twelve Angry Men at the Everyman Theatre 

Where : Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 

1HQ 

Date : Monday 2 – Saturday 7 March 2015 

Time : Mon – Sat Eves: 7.45pm; Thu and Sat Matinees: 2pm 

Tickets/Admission : £18 - £30 

Contact phone : Box office: 01242 572573 


Remember to Gamble Responsibly, if you have a gambling problem take a look at www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk 

Easter Trail at Primrose Vale 

Saturday 28 March - Sunday 12 April 2015 

If you have enjoyed the Halloween Hunt at Primrose Vale you will love this! 

Suitable for children of all ages, but enjoyed most by those aged between 4 and 15. 

*Ultimate Easter Challenge 

*Animal hunt 

*Toddler Mini House Trail 

Teas and coffees will also be available. 

NB: All children must be accompanied by an adult. 

Sturdy footwear is recommended. 


Easter Trail at Primrose Vale 

Where : Primrose Vale Farm Shop, Shurdington Road, 

Bentham, Cheltenham, GL51 4UA 

Date : Saturday 28 March - Sunday 12 April 2015 

Time : 10am - 4pm 

Tickets/Admission : £4.50 per child (includes a small reward), accompanying adults go free 


Unique Football The Robins 

@CTFCofficial 

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This is how the the following games look like for The Robins: 

What a horror story, here we are on 23rd February in 21st place with Cheltenham 

no wins in eight games. Cheltenham almost managed a win away at Accrington 

for Russell Milton and Steve Elliott. Substitute Shay McCartan's second-half strike 

for Accrington denied visitors Cheltenham a first win in eight games. Russell Milton's 

side took the lead via a short corner when Wes Burns looped a header into 

the centre of the net, over on-rushing goalkeeper Scott Davies. McCartan, who 

replaced Seamus Conneely, levelled for Accrington after a swift counter-attack on 

the hour mark. Stanley had chances to win the game but Josh Windass fired wide 

and was later denied by goalkeeper Trevor Carson. Cheltenham, who announced 

on Monday that caretaker boss Milton and his assistant Steve Elliot will take 

charge until May following the departure of Paul Buckle, remain in the bottom two 

but are now level on points with 22nd-placed Tranmere, who host Shrewsbury on 

Saturday. Cheltenham Town boss Russell Milton told BBC Radio Gloucestershire: 

"I'm disappointed, but proud for going ahead and they scored after our best spell 

in the second half. "Overall I'm really pleased with the boys, the effort and desire 

was first class, it's 100% better than it was a couple of weeks ago. "It's a step in the 

right direction, we've stopped the rot, we go on from here - simple as that - and 

we will." 

The next six fixtures will decide if The Robins can get out of the current desperate 

state, with Carlisle in 21st place a key game to start with. Then Mansfield in 19th 

place and Newport away who are in the lofty heights of eightieth place, Portsmouth 

in 14th place and Exeter in 13th place are must win games. 

Time for Cheltenham team to show some feel fighting spirit as we can still get out 

of this situation, we can do it !! 

Come on You Robins 



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