Salisbury & South Wilts Golf Club - From the sky
Salisbury & South Wilts Golf Club is set in the glorious Wiltshire countryside close to the medieval City of Salisbury, the course offers magnificent views for miles around. It is probably the finest downland course in Southern England where visitors are made most welcome.
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Function in the Pembroke Suite of the Golf Club. Room available for hire.
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Ian Poulter trickshot - ( Woburn Invitation Day )
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Ian Poulter hitting a golf ball out a pipe at Woburn junior invitation day. Ian hits a high fade.
Ian Poulters golf clinic is an annual event that happens every year at Woburn Golf Club.
It's a chance for the Woburn Golf Club junior members to watch Ian Poulter hit shots with every club in the bag and a few golf trick shots at the same time!
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Cheddar Gorge
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This is the largest gorge in the UK and one of the most popular places to visit. The road through the gorge is very dramatic with near vertical cliffs up to 113 metres high towering over the cars.
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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich granted Israeli citizenship
Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich will be able to return to the UK after becoming an Israeli citizen.
Abramovich arrived in Tel Aviv yesterday and received an Israeli identity card under the Law of Return, which allows Jews, as well as people with a Jewish parent, grandparent or spouse, the right to citizenship.
The Russian billionaire, who owns a £125million mansion in London's Kensington, made the move to become an Israeli citizen after the renewal of his British visa was hit by a delay.
Abramovich was caught up in the row after Theresa May targeted Russian oligarchs in a tit-for-tat row with Putin in the wake of the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal in Salisbury.
The 51-year-old businessman was born to Lithuanian Jewish parents Irina and Arkady, which gives him the right to an Israeli citizenship.
Russia maintains a strong relationship with Israel, and allows dual citizenship, meaning Abramovich will be able to hold both a Russian and and Israeli passport.
Israeli citizens may enter the UK without a visa for short stays, although they require a permit in order to work in Britain.
The Nativ Liaison Bureau, which manages immigration from Russian-speaking countries, confirmed the tycoon applied for citizenship from abroad last week.
‘Roman Abramovich arrived at the Israeli embassy in Moscow like any other person. He filed a request to receive an immigration permit, his documents were checked according to the Law of Return, and he was indeed found eligible,' a spokesperson told Channel 10 news.
Abramovich has been a regular visitor to Israel, where he has bought a former hotel from Israeli Hollywood actress Gal Gadot in Neve Tzedek, an old Tel Aviv neighbourhood, close to the Mediterranean shore.
Israel-based Russian language newspaper Vesty reported the tycoon was on the ground at Ben Gurion Airport for around three hours after arriving in his £56million private Boeing 767 jet.
'He was issued a certificate of a new repatriate (Teudat Oleh) and an identity card (Teudat Zehut),' reported Vesty yesterday.
Upon receiving his citizenship, Abramovich, who is worth £8.6billion ($11.4bn), immediately became the richest man in Israel.
The website reported that he opened a bank account and arranged medical insurance during his three-hour stint in the country, before jetting off to an unknown location.
Should Abramovich take up residence in Israel, he would be able to benefit from the 2008 tax law, which allows new Israeli citizens a ten year tax exemption on all income earned abroad.
A source close to Abramovich told the Jerusalem Post that the billionaire 'is very committed to Israel.
'He has family ties there and has invested in business and has charitable contributions and this has been in the back of his mind for a while, to formalise his ties with the country.'
The Jerusalem post added that Abramovich has made multiple generous donations in Israel, including about $60million to various advanced medical ventures at the Sheba Medical Center, and $30million towards the establishment of an innovative new nanotechnology site at Tel Aviv University.
The delay in renewing it follows a Whitehall crackdown on Russian applications in the aftermath of the Sergei Skripal nerve agent poisoning, which was blamed on Moscow despite the Kremlin's strong denial.
Scores of Russian oligarchs with homes and businesses in London face being swept up in the Government’s new crackdown on ‘unexplained’ foreign wealth.
Abramovich, who bought Chelsea in 2003, was last in the UK in early April this year. He was unable to travel to Britain to watch Chelsea win the FA Cup Final.
The British government has declined to comment on Abramovich's case.
What is Israel's 'Law of Return' The Law of Return (1950) grants every Jew, wherever they may be, the right to come to Israel as an oleh (a Jew immigrating to Israel) and become an Israeli citizen. For the purposes of the Law, 'Jew' means a person who was born of a Jewish mother, or has converted to Judaism and is not a member of another religion. Israeli citizenship becomes effective on the day of arrival in the country or of receipt of an oleh's certificate, whichever is later. A person may declare, within three months, that he/she does not wish to become a citizen. Since 1970, the right to immigrate under this law has been extended to include the child and the grandchild of a Jew, the spouse of a child of a Jew and the spouse of the grandchild of a Jew.
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Flat Cap Guide - How To Pick A Newsboy Cap - Gentleman's Gazette
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So first of all, what is a flat cap or a newsboy cap?
Obviously, I'm wearing one here right now and it's made out of a woven fabric. It's not knitted, there's no felt, like in typical menswear hats, overall, it has a very level and trim silhouette based on the one-piece construction, meaning, the top is made out of one piece of fabric and then you have seams on the side to get the distinct shape.
Another characteristic is that the body off the top part of the hat is pulled over the brim. Generally, it's either sewn on or snapped on, that way, you get a triangular side profile that gives the hat its characteristic shape.
Over the years, the flat cap has gotten many monikers so it's known as newsboy cap, cabbie, gatsby, IV, Jeff, duffer, duckbill, driving, you name it. If you want to learn all about the monikers, please check out the guide on our website here.
So how do you wear a flat cap? First of all, if you get something made out of tweed just the way I'm wearing it here right now, you always will make sure you have a certain amount of contrast between the fabric on your hat and the rest of your outfit.
Definitely, avoid flat caps that are very similar in color but not the same because that just looks off; it's like pairing a navy suit with a black pair of pants. Second of all, do shape the brim to your taste; that means you can actually move it like this and to curve it a little bit, you can tilt your hat and get the exact look you want.
Don't wear your flat cap backwards because it just looks awkward. This is not a baseball hat, after all, it is more stylish brother.
Four, don't worry a flat cap in the summer because it simply makes you overheat and sweat and it's unnecessary.
Five, don't wear a flat cap unsnapped. Sometimes, you'll find flat caps that can be unflapped, however, that's a style that's usually associated with women in the 70s.
So how should you buy a flat cap? First of all, it's important that it fits comfortably on your head.
The flat cap was originally made from tweed by the wool fabrics or sometimes even cotton and that reason you should stick with those materials. In my opinion, tweed is really the best material because it has the depth of color, it keeps you warm, it's hard wearing, and it's just a wonderful fabric. To learn more about tweed, please check out our in-depth tweed guide, here.
Sometimes, I've also seen denim caps or maybe leather caps or faux leather ones. I personally don't think it's a very advantageous look and I'd rather stick with the classic stuff. For that same reason, I stay away from patchwork flat hats or multi-pattern caps because they're simply too loud. Just like a bold red or really loud blue and green hat. The good thing about tweed is usually it comes in more subdued colors that suit the fall-winter season. At the same time, the color composition of the fabric is comprised of a range of different ones so it's very easy to combine it with other items in your wardrobe even though they don't match and contrast. So whenever you find flat caps that are either too bold or come in small, medium, and large, I suggest you skip them unless you know that they will fit you and that you'll like to wear them and they won't just be a fashion item that you have to throw away after a season. if you want to learn more about flat caps and what brands you might want to buy please check out our full guide on the website here.
Last but not least, if you think a flat cap makes you look dated just browse the Internet and look for pictures of David Beckham or people like Brad Pitt which are obviously mainstream media celebrities and they can still pull it off and do so on a regular basis.
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