Nor'West News: December 09, 2021

20 March 2022 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2021 

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June sees red over 

black power box 

St Albans 

resident 

wins battle 

to have it 

moved 

• By Chris Barclay 

A ST ALBANS resident who 

claims the unique character of 

the suburb is under threat from 

two “cookie cutter” housing 

developments has had a victory on 

a small scale – the relocation of a 

power source she tripped over. 

June Peka (above), who has lived 

in St Albans for 40 years, could not 

prevent a five-townhouse project 

being constructed next door to her 

property but she has succeeded in 

having a potential hazard being 

removed. 

Peka ventured outside to take 

photos of the ‘blood moon’ near 

total lunar eclipse last month when 

her knee struck the rigid black 

plastic-encased boundary box 

positioned on asphalt outside a new 

development at 138 Westminster St. 

“I didn’t fall on my knees but it 

was pretty close,” she said. 

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Go along to this progressive, 

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Thursday December 9 2021 

Community Carols & mini Christmas market, Friday, 6pm, All 

Souls Anglican Church, 30 Church Lane, Merivale. Make a joyful noise. 

All ages, all singing abilities are welcome to join in this free community 

Christmas carol event held on the Papanui Rd lawn area in front of the 

church. Take your whanau, a cushion or deckchair and contribute to the 

Christmas community spirit. There will also be a mini-market, so grab that 

special gift for Christmas. 

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Thursday, 12.30– 2.15pm 

Mary Potter Community Centre, 442 

Durham St North, 

To participate, take $2 per housie 

card or bring a prize to the value of 

the card. Afternoon tea to follow. Go 

along, meet new people, have some 

fun. Gold coin donation for nonresidents 

attending the community 

centre please. Phone 372 9224. 

Women’s Public Speaking 

Friday, 12.30-1.30pm 

The Village Presbyterian Church, 460 

Papanui Rd 

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you are asked to speak? Or are you 

already a confident speaker, but want 

to become even better? Go along 

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Scottish Country Dancing 

Tuesday, 7.45-9.45pm 

Heaton Intermediate School hall, 125 

Heaton St 

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Wednesday, 1-4pm 

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Season’s greetings 

This year has been a challenging one on many fronts and 

I have been really impressed with the way the community 

has come together. I hope you have the chance to relax and 

spend time with loved ones this holiday season. 

My electorate office will be closed from 22 December to 

17 January. I look forward to continuing to work hard for Ilam in 

2022 and wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 

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Thursday December 9 2021 3 

Board’s meeting schedule slashed, 

greater engagement proposed 

• By Fiona Ellis 

IF THE public won’t come 

to its representatives, its 

representatives will go to the 

public. 

This is the hope Papanui 

ward councillor Mike Davidson 

expressed during a meeting of 

the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board, in which big changes 

were made to the board’s 2022 

meeting schedule. 

The board will cut its meetings 

from once a fortnight to once a 

month in the new year. 

However, the board will also 

hold at least five of their usual 

briefings at various locations 

within the wards, with the 

provision to hold a 30-minute 

live-streamed public forum. 

The amendment to set to a 

minimum number of travelling 

briefings was led by Davidson. 

“Part of the reason we don’t 

have huge community engagement 

in our board meetings is 

sometimes we’re not accessible,” 

Davidson said. 

“I think we need to put ourselves 

into our community more 

and give them the ability to actually 

come to us.” 

A report included in the meeting 

agenda stated that holding 

either one or two ordinary 

meetings per month allowed for 

CHANGES: Papanui-Innes Community Board members Ali Jones, Mike Davidson, Pauline 

Cotter, Emma Norrish, Emma Twaddell and Simon Britten. The board will be meeting 

monthly instead of fortnightly in the new year. 

PHOTO: CCC 

all items of business to be progressed 

on a regular basis. 

During the meeting, board 

member Simon Britten commented 

that some of the board’s 

fortnightly meeting agendas 

were ‘a bit light’. 

Member Ali Jones said she was 

wary of changing location except 

in exceptional circumstances 

because the board’s usual meeting 

room at the Papanui Service 

Centre was equipped with 

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“I wanted to help people by enhancing their 

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methods in what she describes as a “fastdeveloping 

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clients will appreciate is the relaxing ambience 

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Dr Nadja Haub looks forward to welcoming clients at 

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Clients are invited to spend time in the Relaxation 

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“We have a relaxation room where clients can 

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expensive audio equipment, best 

suited to the purpose. 

“The room is made for communication,” 

Jones said. 

Board chairwoman Emma 

Norrish initially did not support 

the changes. 

“I am not supportive of moving 

to once-a-month meetings, 

and it’s, for me, the public access 

and transparency issue,” Norrish 

said. 

However, she supported the 

changes once the briefings were 

set to included live-streamed 

public forums, seconding Davidson’s 

amendment. 

There would still be the option 

to schedule additional meetings 

if the board found it needed to in 

the new year. 

The decision follows in the 

footsteps of the Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community 

Board, which moved to monthly 

meetings earlier this year. 

In Brief 

NO SPEED LIMIT 

SIGNAGE 

THe Papanui-Innes Community 

Board is concerned there is 

no speed limit signage on the 

off-ramp from the Christchurch 

Northern Corridor along 

Cranford St. The board has 

requested staff check whether 

a 50km/h speed limit sign has 

gone missing or, if not, whether 

one should be installed. 

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A new picnic table has been 

installed for public use at the 

Shirley Community Centre 

site on Shirley Rd. It was 

donated by Tawny Harris, 

transported by Pam Shadbolt 

and painted by Richmond 

Men’s Shed. The St Albans 

Residents Association has 

funded a chain and lock to 

keep it secure. 

COURSE FUNDING FOR 

PUPILS 

Twelve Belfast School pupils 

are set to attend alLeadership 

training course with support 

of $50 each from the Papanui- 

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The board approved the $600 

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At its best or most vital, I think of 

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‘Disaster waiting to happen’ 

• From page 1 

Apart from the location, 

Peka said the issue was the box, 

which connects properties to 

the power network, is the same 

colour as the footpath. 

“It’s a disaster waiting to 

happen. They (the boxes) are 

everywhere but they’re not in 

that sort of a place. That’s a 

stupid place. 

“We’ve got old folks around 

the corner that use it (footpath) 

every day and a couple of 

blind people around there that 

navigate with their white sticks 

around here, there’s school kids 

with scooters.” 

A neighbour placed a couple 

of orange road zones in the 

vicinity of the box but they 

had been removed and taken 

further down the road. 

“It just gets weirder every 

day,” Peka said. 

The box was originally 

behind a fence bordering the 

construction site and was only 

visible once that was removed. 

“It’s sitting out there on its 

own just begging to be fallen 

over.” 

An Orion New Zealand 

spokesperson had good news 

for Peka on Monday after being 

alerted to the issue. 

“We have made the decision 

to move that boundary box. 

The work will be undertaken 

in January, and we will put 

cones on either side of it in the 

meantime to make sure people 

OBSTACLE: The boundary box’s original site. 

see where it currently is,” the 

spokesperson said. 

“They are generally positioned 

on the property boundary 

and it appears since placing 

it here, there has been some 

change to the boundary.” 

Peka was pleased to learn the 

power company would act. 

“That’s excellent, let’s hope 

nobody kills themselves before 

then,” she said. 

Peka stlll lamented the style 

of double-storey apartment being 

built in the area. 

“They’re pretty awful in bulk. 

They’re hugely visible, and in 

my opinion, ugly. There’s no 

trees around them, they’re 

plain and they’re white and 

grey and black. They’re cookie 

cutter things,” she said. 

Peka forwarded her concerns 

about the developments to the 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board but the city council 

ultimately allowed the 

Wolfbrook Property Group 

projects at Westminster St and 

nearby Mersey St to proceed. 

Peka believed the developments 

contradicted the 

Severn Design Guide which 

encompasses a portion of the 

St Albans area. 

While the Westminster 

St site is technically located 

outside the design guide, it sits 

only a street-width away from 

its boundary. 

The Severn Design Guide, 

which was published last year 

in May, is identified within the 

District Plan and officially recognises 

the space as a character 

area. 

The purpose of a character 

area is to ensure distinct characteristics 

are either identified, 

retained or enhanced when 

properties are built on or redeveloped. 

The guide promotes a 

high level of street amenity 

including established front 

gardens, generous street 

widths, mature street trees 

and grassed berms as well as 

a high proportion of original 

houses from early to mid 20thcentury, 

primarily consisting 

of single-storey wooden 

bungalows. 

The character guide also calls 

for new housing in the area to 

be complementary to the old, 

with a consistent size, form, 

scale and roof profile among 

houses. 

The two developments will 

have trees and gardens towards 

the front of the property but 

they are two-storey which goes 

against the guide. 

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Leaking water a common problem 

LEAKING water supplies are 

once again the most common 

reason why residents of the 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board area are contacting the 

city council. 

A ticket report has 

revealed a breakdown of 

issues that residents contacted 

the city council about 

between October 20 and 

November 19. 

The report shows leaking 

water supplies to be the most 

common cause of complaint, 

with 178 tickets, or jobs, undertaken 

for this. 

Water leaks were also the 

top issue between July 21 and 

August 19, although a comparatively 

fewer 136 tickets 

related to the issue. 

The second and third most 

widespread issues in the most 

recent report were damaged 

bins and uncollected bins, 

with 150 and 107 tickets 

respectively. 

A total 1120 tickets, or jobs, 

were completed within an 

average of days. 

However, at the conclusion 

of the report last month, 525 

tickets were still open, or not 

completed. 

Incidents fell in a range of 

categories, including transport, 

wheelie bins, property 

information and three waters 

council assets. 

Phone, email and walk-in 

were the most common 

way to contact the council, 

with 862 people using these 

methods. 

The city council website 

was used by 483 people to 

report their issue, while 

298 did so using Snap Send 

Solve. 

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Innes Community Board 

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2 Damaged bin – 150 

3 Bin not collected – 107 

4 Residential LIM – 99 

5 Graffiti – 74, litter (road) 

– 74 

6 Residential property files 

– 72 

7 Road asset (e.g footpath, 

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8 Enhanced service – 55 

9 Missing bin – 45, residential 

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From broken pieces to beautiful artworks 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

AN ART group that turns 

broken china from the 2011 

earthquakes into mosaics has 

unveiled their latest masterpiece. 

The group, originally called 

Crack’d for Christchurch, was 

formed after they advertised 

asking for people to donate their 

broken china. 

The idea was to make a 

memorial for the earthquakes, 

but the group kept receiving 

donations and have since 

made three mosaics in the city, 

the latest being a seascape in 

Carnaby Lane in New Brighton. 

It took them 10 months to 

finish. 

The group is now called the 

Christchurch Mosaic Art Group. 

Member Sharon Wilson said it 

was all about turning something 

broken into something beautiful 

again. 

“We’re trying to give things 

that would go to the tip new life,” 

she said. “It’s giving something 

that’s donated by the people back 

to people to enjoy.” 

The group has created a 

chair and ottoman that sit in 

the botanical gardens and a 

surfboard, which they gifted to 

the New Brighton Library. 

They meet every six months to 

clean and put sealer on the chair, 

which they spent 18 months 

making, to protect it from 

the elements. 

SEASCAPE: The mosaic took the artists 10 months to complete and was transferred into place in sections. 

From left, Kathy Kitchener, Gillian Henare, Sharon Wilson, Helen Campbell, Kathryn Inns, Diane Champion, Jayna Gerrard 

and Jennie Cooper. 

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Wilson said when they first 

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had notes written on the pieces, 

revealing family members who 

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Wilson said they were donated 

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piece was made from the 

leftovers they had stored 

in different members’ 

houses. 

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someone else’s,” she said. “It 

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mosaics was “for the sake of 

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New longboard competition open to all 

• By Kristie Boland 

THREE SUMNER teens 

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Point Surf Team junior 

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Will Jamieson and Jack Tyro 

saw a gap in the market for 

longboarding events in Sumner 

so they made their own. 

“It’s all about bringing the 

cultural aspects of traditional 

longboarding back to Sumner,” 

said 17-year-old Charlie. 

“There are some competitions 

for longboarders here, but they 

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wanted to make this available to 

everyone.” 

The trio also wanted to use 

the event as a way to help raise 

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a non-profit organisation that 

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Leaders in Learning 

The Peter Bryant Memorial Scholarship Award 2021 Dux of the School 

Angelina Narayan 

This is an annual award, established by the Board 

of Trustees, to acknowledge the outstanding 

contribution to Burnside High School of the late 

Dr Peter Bryant, in his role as the Chairperson of 

the Board. 

This year’s Dux recipient, Angelina Narayan 

attended Burnside Primary School and 

Westburn, where she was involved in Lit Quiz, 

drums, keyboard and writing for the school 

newspaper. Even at this young age, creativity, 

focus and determination were all qualities noted 

by teachers. 

Early on at Burnside High School Angelina was 

identified as someone who excelled academically 

across the board with teachers describing her as 

an independent and highly competent student 

and someone who was “kind and cheerful”. 

While academic pursuits have been a key focus 

for Angelina she 

also turned her hand 

to a range of extra 

curricular offerings 

including pistol 

shooting, robotics and 

dance. 

Throughout her time 

at this school she has 

received numerous 

academic awards, 

most recently the cups 

for First Place in Year 

12 in English, Spanish, 

Physics and Chemistry. 

This year she has 

stepped up to a 

number of extra curricular activities including 

Magna Voce, Environment Group and Student 

Support Prefect as well as helping run a number 

of school social initiatives. In July this year, this 

student received the Spac Pac Supreme Award 

for Academic Achievement. 

She has also developed her creative side, 

writing poetry, and this year was runner up in 

the National Schools’ Poetry Award. She has 

recently had the pleasure of attending a poetry 

writers workshop in Wellington. 

Angelina is a truly multi-talented individual 

achieving an extremely high level of achievement 

across a number of subjects. 

Currently Angelina has accepted a place at 

Otago University with a substantial scholarship 

but is exploring her options, including overseas 

universities. 

Angelina’s motivation is drawn from, and I quote: 

“just wanting to be proud of myself and know 

that I’ve done the best that I could”. We are 

proud of her and celebrate her successes as the 

top academic student in the school. 

Proxime Accessit Peter Rowe Cup for Musicianship 2021 

Ai Yamada 

Our Proxime Accessit for 2021 is 

Ai Yamada. Ai is an exceptional 

student who excelled in all of 

her subjects this year, and has 

been described by teachers as 

“outstanding and highly diligent”. 

She combines a prodigious 

intelligence with a focused and 

determined work ethic. Ai has 

already attained sufficient credits 

at Excellence level for an overall 

Excellence endorsement this year, 

with external examinations still to 

complete. She loves an academic 

challenge and has taken part in a 

number of competitions throughout 

secondary school, most recently 

the NZ Engineering Science 

Competition 2021, the NZ Physics 

and Mathematics Competition 

2021, and the National Secondary 

Schools’ Case Competition 2021. 

In addition to these numerous 

Sportswoman of the Year 

academic successes, she has been 

very involved in sports and extracurricular 

activities at school. Ai has 

been consistent in her generous 

contribution to a wide range of 

school pursuits. 

She has, in 2021, navigated a 

formidable workload and still come 

out the other side as close to the 

top as you can get. She is interested 

in studying Physics and Nuclear 

Science or Engineering, with a view 

to future involvement in the energy 

sector. 

Elisa Bird 

Elisa is an outstanding 

all-round musician 

who has contributed 

to the department at 

the highest level in 

her three years at the 

school. She moved 

to us from Middleton 

Grange School as a 

member of the SMP 

Woodwind class in 

2019 and immediately 

began seeking 

out every musical 

opportunity possible. 

In the orchestral field she has 

been the clarinet section leader 

for the Burnside Orchestra and a 

member of the UC Christchurch 

Youth Orchestra and New Zealand 

Secondary Schools’ Symphony 

Orchestra. 

In chamber music, she has reached 

the National finals of the contest 

Sportsman of the Year 

for two consecutive years, 

once on clarinet, once 

on saxophone. Elisa has 

been a section leader of 

the Symphonic Band and 

this year, in addition to her 

responsibilities as an Arts 

Leader, took on a student 

conductor role with the 

Junior Concert Band where 

her natural leadership 

qualities came to the fore. 

As a saxophonist she 

has underpinned the 

saxophone section of 

the Big Band and Funk Band for 

three years, playing both Baritone 

and Tenor and winning numerous 

awards along the way. 

All of this she undertakes with a 

never-failing smile and an admirable 

sense of service – to the Music 

Department, the school and as 

a mentor to younger musicians 

following in her steps. 

Taylah Holdem 

Alfie Trafford 

Taylah is a member of the Burnside 

High Girls Senior A Volleyball team, 

who won the Girls Division One 

National title in March, as well as 

the Canterbury and South Island 

Secondary Schools’ title. At the NZ 

Secondary School Championships, 

she was named MVP of the 

tournament. 

Along with her partner, Rosa Vesty, 

they won the Senior Girls Beach 

Volleyball NZ Secondary Schools’ 

title in February at Mt Maunganui. 

Taylah has also represented 

Canterbury and NZ this year 

for both Volleyball and Beach 

Volleyball. 

She was also a member of the 

Burnside High Girls Football 1st XI, 

and won the title of Athletics Girls 

Senior Field Champion for Burnside 

High School. 

Taylah was nominated for a Zonta 

Sports Award, in the category of 

Female Best All-Rounder, and was a 

finalist in this category. 

Alfie has had dedication and 

commitment to Powerlifting this 

year, attending every training and 

continuously focusing on gains in 

strength and technique. 

Alfie’s commitment has paid off 

and he has broken three national 

records in the Under 94kg youth 

class this year. Alfie broke the 

national squat record with a squat 

of 170kg, the deadlift record 

with a lift of 196kg and the total 

(combined squat, bench and 

deadlift record) with 459kg. 

Alfie has since continued to make 

gains in the sport and is on track 

to break the national bench press 

record (currently 100kg) as well. 

Alfie is also the Burnside High 

School Senior Boys Field Champion 

for Athletics. 

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Chicken and pasta are perfect together 

Ideas for pasta seem 

never-ending, try 

these dishes that 

will keep the whole 

family satisfied 

Char-grilled courgette and 

asparagus pasta 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

1 x 375gm packet large shell 

pasta (can use other types of 

pasta), boiled in salted water 

150gm pesto 

1 cup frozen peas, cooked 

Olive oil 

2 large courgettes, peeled 

lengthways with vegetable peeler 

into long ribbons 

1 bunch asparagus, cooked 

100gm sun-dried tomatoes, 

halved 

Peppercorns 

Parmesan cheese (to sprinkle 

over top) 

Directions 

combine. Serve with parmesan 

cheese sprinkled over top. 

Broccoli and chicken 

pasta bake 

Serves 4 

If using marinated chicken, 

prepare the day before 

Ingredients 

1 cup tasty cheese 

Parsley, chopped 

Peppercorns 

Directions 

Boil penne in salted water for 

five minutes, add broccoli and 

boil for a further five to seven 

minutes until pasta is tender, 

drain and transfer to a 12-cup 

baking dish that has been lined 

non-stick tin foil. 

Add combined sour cream, 

cream, cheese, parsley and 

peppercorns. 

500gm penne, place in largest 

Heat olive oil in frypan, stir fry saucepan 

courgettes and asparagus until 2 heads of broccoli, broken 

tender and charred. Place pasta into small florets 

in large bowl and add pesto, 300g tub sour cream, place in 

toss 

263 

firmly to combine, add eas, bowl with: 

x 180 

asparagus, courgettes, tomatoes 

and peppercorns. Toss gently to 1 cup thickened cream 

Topping: 

3 cups breadcrumbs, place in 

bowl with: 

Either 150gm shredded chicken, 

or two marinated chicken breast 

fillets, diced 

½ cup parmesan cheese 

1 tablespoon fresh thyme 

leaves, or 1 heaped teaspoon 

dried thyme 

Sprinkle topping over pasta 

mixture and bake at 200 deg C 

for 15-20min until golden and 

bubbling. 

Chicken and tomato 

pasta 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

FAMILY 

MEAL: 

Broccoli 

and chicken 

pasta is fun 

to make 

and can be 

varied. 

2 tablespoons olive oil, place in 

frypan 


3 chicken breast fillets, cubed 

Heat oil and brown chicken 

until cooked through. Remove 

from frypan and set aside to 

keep hot. 

Sauce: 

2 tablespoons olive oil, place 

in frypan 

1 onion, chopped 

4 cloves garlic, crushed 

1 x 425gm can tomatoes (any 

variety) 

2 tablespoons tomato paste 

1 teaspoon brown sugar 

½ heaped teaspoon oregano 

Salt to taste 

Peppercorns 

400gm spaghetti, cooked 

¼ cup grated parmesan (to 

garnish) 

½ cup basil leaves, or one 

heaped tablespoon dried basil 

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Heat second measure of oil, add 

onion and garlic and saute for 

three or four minutes. 

Add tomatoes, tomato paste, 

brown sugar, oregano, salt and 

peppercorns. Simmer for eight 

minutes until the sauce has 

thickened. 

Return the chicken to the sauce 

and toss through, then toss the 

whole lot through the cooked 

spaghetti. 

Serve hot with parmesan and 

basil leaves (or dried basil) to 

garnish. 

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6 

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Solution 121: aft, ate, axe, eat, eft, eta, exit, fat, 

are 

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feat, feta, 

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fiat, fie, fit, 

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fix, 

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six-letter word. 

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10 11 

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12 

14 15 16 17 18 

19 20 21 

22 23 24 25 26 

27 28 

29 

SOLUTION 

No.122 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

J E T S P G X V Q M C D K 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

A N W L H O Y Z F I R U B 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

F 

Decoder 

Across 

1. Worthless (4-3-7) 

10. Decorate (5) 

11. Forward planning (9) 

12. Stuffy (7) 

13. Ceremonial staff (7) 

14. Snooze (5) 

16. Consciousness (9) 

1 10 11 12 13 

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R O 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 

8 19 2 8 11 8 19 22 10 4 16 

7 4 8 1 15 19 

8 3 17 4 20 4 10 8 1 8 5 9 

19. Vanish (9) 

20. Ladle (5) 

22. Tilts to one side (7) 

25. Hand or body movement 

(7) 

27. Detonation (9) 

28. Shirk (5) 

29. Sensation of dismay (7,7) 

Down 

2. Having no scent (9) 

3. Move to music (5) 

4. Bewilder (9) 

5. Informs on (slang) (5) 

8 21 4 23 24 24 10 

22 21 16 8 17 10 4 10 9 5 21 

25 6 21 8 11 

21 16 9 22 21 8 2 5 4 15 11 23 

6. Lacking aesthetic sense 

(9) 

7. Metal bar (5) 

8. Collects (7) 

9. Badger (6) 

15. Spicy sausage (9) 

17. Conceit (9) 

18. Development (9) 

19. Female aristocrat (7) 

21. Favour (6) 

23. Mature (5) 

24. Smart (5) 

26. Matting fibre (5) 

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R 

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Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different 

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Each Enter number the given represents letters into a different all squares letter with of the matching alphabet. numbers. Write the 

given The challenge letters into now all squares is to work with out matching which letters numbers. are Now represented work out 

which by the letters other are numbers. represented As you by the get other letters, numbers. enter As you them get into the 

letters, the main write grid, them and into the reference main grid and grid. the To reference keep track grid. Decoder of the 

uses letters all 26 you letters have of found, the alphabet. cross them off the alphabet provided. 

11 17 3 4 1 14 

12 4 24 15 11 15 20 24 4 1 10 23 

23 15 10 3 24 23 1 

6 18 18 6 17 15 25 12 11 13 1 2 

12 16 16 17 17 19 

11 1 11 15 25 7 26 15 17 6 

22 24 15 4 2 4 17 1 8 24 9 5 

15 13 6 25 18 

8 9 11 1 12 25 9 4 15 25 

6 21 12 23 1 15 

2 15 15 25 17 17 16 15 2 24 10 4 

15 19 22 10 16 15 1 

17 15 1 19 12 4 4 5 6 13 13 7 

H O B 

2 15 26 17 6 17 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

H O B 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

SOLUTION 

No.121 

4 22 8 4 11 9 

O 

26 4 2 12 22 19 21 10 18 14 14 

F 

Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different 

letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet. 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented 

by the other numbers. As you get the letters, enter them into 

the main grid, and the reference grid. To keep track of the 

letters you have found, cross them off the alphabet provided. 

123 

122 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

W H A C U O K I R Q N M S 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

B Z E L F J P V T G X Y D 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Good-fornothing, 

10. Adorn, 11. 

Foresight, 12. Airless, 13. 

Sceptre, 14. Sleep, 16. 

Awareness, 19. Disappear, 

20. Scoop, 22. Careens, 25. 

Gesture, 27. Explosion, 28. 

Skive, 29. Sinking feeling. 

Down: 2. Odourless, 3. 

Dance, 4. Obfuscate, 5. 

Narks, 6. Tasteless, 7. Ingot, 

8. Gathers, 9. Harass, 15. 

Pepperoni, 17. Arrogance, 

18. Evolution, 19. Duchess, 

21. Prefer, 23. Ripen, 24. 

Sting, 26. Sisal. 

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loin, loo, loon, loot, lot, loti, 

LOTION, nil, nit, noil, not, oil, 

olio, onto, tin, toil, ton, too, 

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