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Contents 6. Slimming World 8. The Tree Of Life (Horoscopes) 9. JPS Electrical 10. Movies for April 11. Cineworld Bristol Competition 12. Events guide April 15. Kids Korner 19. Mobile Speed camera Site 24. Beast from the East 32. Your garden in April

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Karen Monks is set to share her Slimming World experience A Slimmer who completely turned her life around after losing 1st 12lbs is using her success to start a new career helping people charge their lives and achieve their weight loss dreams.

Karen joined her local Slimming World group in Bristol just over a year ago on a doctors referral due to health problems.She has now trained as a consultant for Slimming World, the UK’s largest group based weight loss organisation, at their national training academy in Derbyshire.

Now Karen is opening her own group in Bristol at Hartcliffe Community Centre,On Tuesday 3rd April at 7.30pm.

Karen says obesity is becoming a huge issue across the U.K. When she first joined Slimming World as a member, she never dreamed she would ever be in a position where she would be able to help others lose weight but now Karen can’t wait to get started. After losing her weight and completing training, she says it’s a privilege for her to be able to pass on the experience, insight and understanding that helped her, so she can give her members the support they need to get to target and achieve their dreams.

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Slimming World isn’t just about changing what you eat, it’s about finding a new groove to become more active which is also important too.

The body magic programme takes the worry out of activity, by showing people, many of whom have some very unpleasant memories, of being forced to take apart in school activities, now they can build activity into their lives without having to go to the gym or take up running.

Everything counts from walking to the shops, taking the Children to school, gardening or even washing the car. Karen loves Zumba, ballroom dancing and walking her dog to get her body magic.She says as a consultant it’s her role to create that warm, supportive atmosphere to get people sharing their ideas and experiences to help others - it’s going to be a very exciting time and lots of great fun along the way!

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The Tree Of Life Celtic Tree Astrology Which Celtic tree are you?

.Birth month January Try not to get yourself tied in knots.

Everybody seems to want you to help them with something, or to be involved in something. Give yourself a bit of space to find the common balance you need. It’s time to take stock of a few things, and re-shuffle both your home environment, and activities.

Birth month July This month you may need to use some of your qualities of wisdom and endurance.

There may be something that needs to be sorted that is stopping you from achieving your goals or plans. This needs to be sorted out so you can move forward, and begin to relax and enjoy yourself again

Birth month February Time for you to try and take control of the situation that is holding you back. Avoid arguments or negative situations if you can.

There may be some meeting or gathering that you may find useful.

Avoid conflict if possible.

Birth month August There may be something that needs your attention. Possibly to do with paperwork. Once this has been dealt with then you can take some time out, and know that you have done the best you can and begin to unwind and relax.

Remember nothing is impossible.

Birth month March It seems that those born in the month of March, are about to venture into either new hobbies, interests or study. Remember to keep balance in your life and not to over do things. Research and collecting information seems to be things that will be taking up your time.

Birth month September It seems to be a month for change for a lot of people, and your birth month is no different.

Don’t take everything as your responsibility, remember sometimes sharing a burden or a project can make it much more enjoyable for everybody. Your energy levels and your well-being will begin to pick up show automaticly this month, so look forward to some positive and wonderful energy.

Birth month April Looks like time for some changes.

Has your motivation gone, and your energy levels down? Take a look at a few tweaks and changes you can make to help bring some vitality and enthusiasm back into your life. Don’t let things drag you down and don’t get yourself caught into complicated situations. This is your time of year, so it’s now time to take a look and sort some good and healthy treats for yourself.

Have a lovely birthday.

Birth month May If you have been thinking of taking up a new hobby, interest or maybe studying, now is the time to really consider doing this. A lot of things are going for you the hardest decision may be what it is you would like to learn.

Try listening to your own intuition.

Birth month June This seems to be a month for sorting a few things out, the only problem is it looks like social things could be quite important to you certainly this month Try not to take too much on at present, and seek some quiet time, to allow yourself to gain some clarity.

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Birth month October Time to take a look at your life, or at a situation that needs some attention.

Remember friends, family or your own higher self can be there to help you in any situation. Don’t listen to any gossip, as you need to focus on sorting things out to bring The calm and clarity that would help you to sort these things out Birth month November Try to find some balance in your life. It seems very much at times you don’t know whether you’re coming or going.

It seems that you could be feeling literally a bit stuck in more ways than one. Try to take some time for yourself, and if you can, try and give yourself some you time.

Birth month December Relationships seem to be the major influence for you this month. Particularly romances close friendships, just be aware that someone around who may need some emotional support.

There may be a situation that will need you to take a good look at the situation. And then a decision maybe needed, to help someone.

What DIY plans do you have in mind over the Bank Holidays?

I’m certain that the likes of the Big Orange warehouse and other Local Stores that sell screws and tools and the likes will all be buzzing for business. It’s during periods such as these that homeowners and tenants treat their homes to some fancy new items. At the top of the list for many will be fancy replacement lights, switches and the all new USB sockets that seem to be the must have item at the moment. Bank Holidays are always a great time to crack open the paint, hang some wallpaper and give the home a new appearance to say goodbye to the Winter Blues.

This Image shows the full length of a metal strip light that has a length of white cable installed. One end connects to the lighting terminal and the earth is connected. The other end is connected to the lighting circuit cable and has the earth cable cut right back to the PVC sheath, therefore this Class I item is NOT earthed as it should be which could potentially deliver a fatal shock or cause serious injury.

Why is an Earth cable so important? This cable, that does next to nothing for the majority of its life is your LIFE SAVER. It sits there just waiting for the This month I’d like to make you aware of Class I and day you need it. If a fault occurred and a live cable Class II Electrical items. What on ‘Earth’ am I talking touched the metal casing of a light switch or socket, about? then that fitting becomes live. With an earth cable installed and functioning correctly the fault is Class I fittings will have an Earth terminal and you recognised by the fuse in your fuse board and will be required to sufficiently Earth the metal blows/trips the circuit eliminating the fault and housing to protect against the risk of electric shock. making your installation and YOU safe.

Now if a metal fitting becomes live and the earth cable is not present or not functioning correctly then it will remain live until it finds a path to earth.

Electricity does not care what path to earth it takes and it will happily use your body to go to a solid floor or another metal object.

Sometimes though, I find metal products installed on a circuit that appear to have an earth present but testing proves that it’s not actually functioning correctly. Sometimes this can be due to a break in the cable or a loose connection at another fitting.

Thankfully, Electricians carry test equipment to PROVE these situations and ensure your safety.

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The top 3 movies For April This April sees the warm weather bring with it a bumper crop of hot new cinematic releases.

Whether you’re burning for awkward teen romances, earth-shattering creatures, or the climax to Marvel’s 10-year journey, it’s all happening at your local Cineworld this month!

Kicking us off on April 6th is the big screen adaptation of Becky Albertalli’s critically-acclaimed young adult novel. Known simply as Love, Simon for this cinematic release, the movie follows Simon Spier, your typical high schooler who is forced to reconcile with his closeted homosexuality. Expect coming-of-age drama, teen frolics, and a heart-warming take on ‘love conquers all’.

Fast forward five days later and it’s time discover if Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has finally met his match in big-budget monster movie Rampage.

Based on the hit 1980s video game series from Midway, this new adaptation promises plenty of mutant vs creature action as Johnson’s primatologist seeks a cure to save his Gorilla friend George.

Last but by no means least, April 26th sees the release of Avengers: Infinity War. Forcing Earth’s mightiest heroes to reunite in the wake of Thanos’ arrival, his quest to collect all six infinity gems will ensure that the MCU will be forever changed. More than 50 Marvel characters stand ready to fight in what promises to be a landmark theatrical event.

The fun doesn’t stop there as Cineworld Bristol and Direct Local Magazines are teaming up to give viewers a chance to win 2 free cinema tickets. Just fill out the next page word search.

Movies don’t get bigger or more epic than this, so be sure to strap into your cinema seat!

Aaron Potter is a professional writer for Cineworld Bristol and places these articles in Direct Local each month to give you the public a choice of great movies to view at your local cinema.

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Events guide April Woodland Tribe at Windmill Hill City Farm Event Date: 3rd 4th April Description: Come along to meet Woodland Tribe and get creative!

Venue: Windmill Hill City Farm Philip Street Bedminster Bristol Ronan Keating & Boy George Tribute Show Event Date: 6th April Description: Meal included.

Venue: Somerdale Pavilion, Tiberus Road, Keynsham Saltcellar Folk Club: Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith Event Date: 7th April Description: Highly acclaimed young duo. “One of the top must-see acts at the moment” Venue: Totterdown Baptist Chirch, Wells Rd, Bristol Folk at the New Room is a monthly concert in a beautiful 18th Century chapel Event Date: 12th April Description: Gigs take place on a Thursday evening at 7.30pm, with doors at 7pm. The New Room cafe is open beforehand from 6.30pm serving drinks, soup, and a delicious selection of homemade cakes.

Venue: The New Room 36 The Horsefair Broadmead Bristol TOM STADE: I SWEAR (Tour Extension) Event Date: 13th April Description: After a hiatus from the touring scene, get ready for another epic blast of Tom Stade!

Direct from the Edinburgh Festival, the Canadian tour-de-force is back with a brand-new show.

Venue: The Hen and Chicken 210 North Street Bedminster Bristol

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Horseworld - April Open Day Event Date: 14th April Description: This Open Day is a great opportunity to see what goes on at HorseWorld’s Welfare Department and talk to the grooms and trainers who rescue, nurse back to health, train and then find suitable homes for these wonderful animals.

Venue: HorseWorld Staunton Lane Whitchurch Bristol LevelUp! Cosplay Night Event Date: 14th 15th April Description: Want more Character to your night? Come join us for the first LevelUp! Cosplay night. Live performance from chap hop rapper and all round good bloke Professor Elemental plus live DJs, competitions and much much more.

Venue: The Old Market Assembly, Old Market Wild Outdoors Day at Windmill Hill City Farm Event Date: 21st April Description: Come and join us for a day of wild and wonderful nature activities for all the family.

Venue: Windmill Hill City Farm Philip Street Bedminster Bristol Sparkling Spectacular Tasting at Averys Event Date: 25th April Description: Celebrate our 225th Birthday with us Venue: 9 Culver Street, Bristol Networking with Freelance Mum: guest speaker Jen Gill at Windmill Hill City Farm Event Date: 27th April Description: Business-focused networking in a child-friendly environment with guest speaker Jen Gill.

Venue: Windmill Hill City Farm Philip Street Bedminster Bristol

Pro Wrestling Chaos Presents (JUMPERS FOR RINGPOSTS) Event date: 28th April Description: Wrestling in Yate, Bristol with WWE Star EMMA! (Now known as Tenille Dashwood), British legend Jody Fliesch & WWE UK Stand out James Drake! Tickets (all ages welcome): Sold by Ringside World from our website: prowrestlingchaos.com Venue: Yate Leisure centre DR PHIL HAMMOND: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NHS? (UK Tour) Event Date: 29th April Description: Nye Bevan’s beautiful baby is 70 this year, but will she make a ton? A decade of austerity with a Brexit cherry on top has brought her to her knees.

Venue: Tobacco Factory Raleigh Road Southville Bristol Adele Tribute Show Event Date: 5th May Description: Meal included.

Venue: Somerdale Pavilion, Tiberus Road, Keynsham May Day Madness!

Event date: 7th May description: Watch local heroes perform to the crowds on the banks - thrills & spills guaranteed!. ​Advanced Ticket Prices: Adult £15 // Senior £10 (Advanced tickets INCLUDE Paddock Pass) // UNDER 17’s GO FREE On the Door Prices: Adult £15 // Senior £10 (On-the-Door tickets EXCLUDE Paddock Pass. These can be purchased for £2.50 on the day) // UNDER 17’s GO FREE Venue: Castle Combe Circuit Castle Combe, Chippenham, Wiltshire SN14 7EY

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A3029 Winterstoke Road (30mph) Hazelbury Road, Whitchurch (20mph) A37 Wells Road, Hengrove (30mph) Hengrove Avenue, Hengrove, Bristol (20mph) A370 Coronation Road, Southville (30mph) Hengrove Lane, Hengrove, Bristol (20mph) A38 Rupert Street/Bridewell Street/The Haymarket, Bristol Highbury Road, Bedminster (20mph) (20mph)

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Homelessness in Bristol: What would you do?

Two contrasting headlines this week have drawn attention to the problem of homelessness in Bristol and other cities. First, the new Housing Minister who is now responsible for solving or at the least ameliorating the problem, Heather Wheeler, said she didn’t know what is causing the rise in homelessness across the country. Enlightenment follows later, Minister, so keep reading.

Second, a homeless couple have set up ‘home’ – well a base under cover – since last September outside Select Women’s fashion store in Broadmead. They have become quite famous locally. In the cold snowy weather, the staff of Select and Superdrug checked on them and refilled their hot water bottles. But Bristol City Council and Streetwise, supported by the Chief Executive of Destination Bristol who is also head of the Broadmead Business Improvement District (BID) tried to get an Injunction in the County Court to get the couple removed. He said that “they are a possible danger to the public” and that rough sleepers were having a “dramatic negative impact” on visitors and businesses.

What would you do?

According to Shelter, the homelessness charity set up after ‘Cathy Come Home’ first aired in the 1960s, rough sleeping has more than doubled nationally since 2010. The evidence is all around us clearly to be seen in Bristol City Centre. Less visible is the increase in the number of homeless households in temporary accommodation that according to Shelter have increased to 79,000+ in 2016/2017, an increase of over 65%. Over ¼ of all homelessness acceptances by Local Councils are evictions from privately rented households. 1.2 million are on Council House waiting lists.

The supply of genuinely affordable housing has virtually dried up; 5,380 affordable houses (government definition) were built in 2016 -2017.

This shortage of supply to meet demand has been made worse by welfare benefits cuts. Taking housing supply as a whole, 4/5 will be unaffordable to people on benefits by 2020.

According to estimates, Bristol alone needs 3,500 new units each year. In Bristol almost half the population live in rented homes, including 18% in socially rented – Council Housing and Housing Association – properties, 29% in private rented housing.

There is your answer Housing Minister. Demand for truly affordable housing way outstrips supply.

The City Council is tackling this as speedily as it can with new large developments planned at Lockleaze, Hengrove, Hartcliffe, Southmead and Ashton and smaller development sites across the city. This is praiseworthy and a lot of families and individuals will benefit. Hopefully in Bristol at least, far fewer children will be in temporary accommodation in future.

But will this help determined rough sleepers like the two in Broadmead who have refused offers of assistance from homelessness support services?

Ought they to be moved on using the full power of the Law? Tricky, very tricky to resove.

Article By Elieen Means Chair of Bristol for Europe Chair of Bristol Bordeaux Partnership

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Councillors Surgery Article by Jos Clark

we have just had a second bite of snowy winter weather with a blast from the beast of the east, of course Jeremy Corbyn was unsure that this weather actually did come from Russia and urged us all not to ‘rush to judgement’ until we could be fully sure this icy blast had really come from there.

But does Bristol City Council have grit? It does make you wonder sometimes as we all saw the warnings for the snow and those warnings were made early. Yet the Council seemed ill prepared for the white onslaught that followed.

Roads were impassable, schools and even the airport was closed; yet not much sign of the gritting lorries nor in many cases grit in the local yellow grit boxes in Bristol streets.

I remember when we ran the Council our cabinet member was even out himself with a shovel and a group of hardy volunteers clearing the snow from the paths.

He promised that there would grit in the boxes for local people to use if needed. After all a lot of Bristol roads were impassable due our many hills across the City and that’s why a supply of grit is so important.

But not a flicker of action from ‘City Hall’ no leadership shown nor action taken by either the Mayor or his cabinet. I was told by someone who had travelled back from London by car that the least prepared of all the Council area’s on their journey was Bristol. Bristol is a City so it should be easier than the many semi- rural area’s surrounding us, yet we were cut off and saw little action from our Mayor.

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Cuts to local government funding, especially the ending of the Revenue Support Grant, mean that there is insufficient money to continue to fund all of the services that councils have traditionally provided. They have also had to cut staff, often resulting in a backlog of service provision, such as council house repairs, highway maintenance and housing benefit claims. All around the country, councils have struggled to cope. Recently even the Conservative-led Northamptonshire County Council has been taken into ‘special measures’ by the government due to financial failure, a fate Bristol City Council has worked hard to avoid. It is truly painful for Labour councillors, who believe in the fundamental importance of public services, to have to deal with the consequences of Conservative austerity cuts, as well as fighting the Tories’ long-held opposition to the welfare state and their addiction to privatisation. Look at the awful mess of our privatised rail services with their ever-soaring prices and compare them to the excellent state-run services in Northern Europe. It doesn’t have to be this way!

Here in Bristol, the impacts which have particularly concerned our citizens are the threats to branch libraries and to our parks and green spaces. For example, in Brislington, residents are deeply troubled by the threat to their beloved Wick Road library, a haven for parents of young children and older people, run by the most fantastic team of staff. The library is one of only two publicly-owned community buildings in the whole of Brislington, a large ward. Brislingtonians successfully fought off an earlier threat to the library during the reign of Mayor Ferguson. Now Brislington Labour Party is again having to mount a vigorous campaign to #SaveWickRdLibrary.

We will be presenting our evidence of how vital and valuable a community asset Wick Road Library is to Mayor Rees and Kerry McCarthy on March 23rd.

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Enjoy your garden!

Why should you plant them?

Ancient Greek meaning “Rose tree’ the rhododendron family includes azaleas. These stunning shrubs flower in all sorts of vibrant colours and can help brighten those difficult dark spots in your garden. Rhododendrons are grown for thier spectacular flowers usually borne in spring, although some – the deciduous rhododendron or azaleas have good autumn colour.

How should you plant them?

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