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Carols by Candlelight
Kingdom Life Church (formerly Burnham Community Church) are holding their annual carol celebration around the Manor Gardens band stand, 4:00pm on 22nd December! Everyone welcome!!
What will you do now that Christmas is over?
Family and friends have now gone home. Are things feeling flat for you? We at West Huntspill Methodist Chapel, invite you to join us at our Coffee Morning which we are holding on Friday 3rd January, 10:30am till 12 noon. No sales tables this time, just tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits and friendly chat. Any donations will be for “Action for Children”. We will be having our normal end of the month coffee morning on Friday 31st January.
Brent Film Club at the Village Hall
Our film for January is ‘Ticket to Paradise’ on Friday 3rd January. Doors open at 6:30pm, which gives you time to grab a drink and snack from our interesting selection, before the 7:00pm start.
The Towans Residential Home for the Elderly.
Tickets are £5.00 on the door (cash only please). Bring a cushion for extra comfort and a great start to the New Year!
PS - Our February film will be ‘Mrs Harris Goes to Paris’ on Friday 7th February!
Friday 3rd January, 7:00pm at East Huntspill Church Hall.
A fun look back at 2024. All ages welcome. Teams of 4, bring a team or come along and join one on the night. £4 per person, includes nibbles.
To reserve your place call 01278 786704 or email allsaintscommunitygroup@outlook. com
In aid of All Saints Church and East Huntspill Church Hall.
Community Centre’s Monthly Coffee Morning Welcomes You
Happy New Year to all our supporters. We have our first coffee morning of 2025 on
We provide excellent Residential Care within a homely environment: - Permanent Residential rooms
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Saturday 4th January from 10:00am - 12 noon, at the Community Centre, next door to the swimming pool TA8 1ET.
Funds are in aid of the centre, and is used by many local groups in the area.
Tea/coffee, (free refill) cakes, raffle, crafts, and hand painted cards are available.
Come and join us, bowl away the January blues and try something different! After our Christmas break we recommence bowling on Monday 6th January meeting at 1:45pm at the Balliol Hall, Church Road, West Huntspill TA9 3RN. Our bowling time is from 2:00pm to 4:00pm but we break for refreshments mid session.
The first 3 sessions are free and includes refeshments of a cuppa and biscuit, we welcome new players both experienced and beginners. For more information please contact Monica on 01278 783854
On Wednesday 8th January Larry Bennett will give a presentation about the local maritime radio stations entitled ‘Portishead Radio’.
The time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm; the venue: King Alfred School Lecture Theatre. Membership £10 per season, visitors £5 per session. Parking in visitors car park or in small car park in front of main building. Please bring a torch as site lighting is not good in some places.
Anyone who enjoy singing, this is a wonderful opportunity to join B&HCS for their Spring term, to sing the Messiah with them at their concert in April. They meet every Thursday 7:30pm to 9:30pm with a
coffee/tea break in between. Held at the Methodist Church Hall, College Street, Burnham. All levels of singers are welcome, especially tenor and bass voices. There are no auditions, and if you read music, that is a bonus, but it’s not necessary.
For more information contact 01278 783511 or email jane.lee36btinternet.com
We will be holding our AGM at 7.00pm on Friday 10th January at the Methodist Church, West Huntspill, followed by a committee meeting at 7:30pm.
Please come along if you are interested in getting involved with the society, or just helping at events, which organises the annual summer Flower Show and other events during the year.
The society now has an email address, westhuntspillhortsociety@gmail.com for any enquiries.
Contact us on 01278 767481 on how we can support you or your loved one.
Saturday 11th January at Brent Knoll Parish Hall (TA9 4EH) – 10:00am to 12 noon.
Locally produced fresh Pork & Beef, Goat’s milk, cheese and meat, Eggs, Pickles and Preserves, Seasonal Vegetables, Westcroft Cider, Cakes, Handmade Cards, Handbags, Scarves, Silver & Beaded Jewellery, Children’s Games and Toys, Local Crafts, Dog Treats, Textiles, etc., CDs, DVDs, Books and Bric-a-Brac… Plus Raffle.
The Parish Café will be serving drinks, light snacks & Cakes. Entrance FREE.
Proceeds to Brent Knoll Parish Hall.
New - Open community session, 2nd Saturday in the month 2:15pm - 3:30pm. A warm space to meet and talk to others. Free of charge.
Try different activities - Board games, art and craft, card games, jigsaws, word searches or crosswords (in a quiet area).
Table tennis (in the main hall), skittles and soft dart games if interest.
Conclude with quiet reflection which includes music, a short bible reading and prayer in the church for 10 minutes before returning home.
Dates - 11th January, 8th February, 8th March, 12th April, 10th May.
Do you like singing or play an instrument, e.g., a flute, clarinet, or stringed instrument? Come and join our small monthly music and singing group.
We meet on the 2nd Saturday of the month in the hall at Our Lady and English Martyrs Church, Burnham Road, Burnham-on-Sea. 5:15pm to 6:15pm.
We sing and play a variety of modern and traditional religious music. Dates for the spring term 11th January, 8th February, 8th March and 12th April. No charge. Telephone or text 07938903358 for further details.
HAPPY NEW YEAR, Well here is looking forward to a good 2025. Let’s start this year off with our AGM on Tuesday 14th January at The Catholic Church Hall, Oxford Street, Burnham on Sea. Doors will open at 7:00pm with meeting starting at 7:30pm. There will be a short AGM followed by an interesting talk by Carol Greenslade, the head gardener of Hestercombe Estate. Ending the evening with light refreshments. We have got an exciting calendar lined up for you all for 2025.
The Weston-super-Mare local Macular Society group covering Weston, Clevedon, Winscombe, Burnham and surrounding areas meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month 10:30am to 12:30pm at St Peter’s Church Hall, Baytree Road, Westonsuper-Mare BS22 8HG.
The group is for anyone affected by central vision loss, AMD wet or dry. We have presentations on a variety of topics including useful appliances, helpful organisations and local interest, such as VisionAid and Vision North Somerset. Cost £3 including refreshments.
Friends and carers most welcome.
For more information contact Jo 07947 373 244
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5. For stoves with flat top hob – simply spray with a gentle cleanser and wipe dry.
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16th January 2:30pm at Balliol Hall TA9 3RN. ‘Up, Up And Away’. Come and hear how the Air Ambulance operates and saves lives by getting people quickly to hospital The only way they continue to operate is by public support with no help from the government. £4 entry.
Entries to the Music and Speech/ Drama Sections close on 17th January, so don’t delay in visiting our website, www.highbridgefestival.org.uk, to make your online entry. We are very keen to encourage more people to take part in the Music Section at St John’s Church, Highbridge, and children to enter their original poems in the Stuart Adams Trophy Class as part of the Speech/Drama Section. Entries for the Dance Section are now closed. The Festival will run from 10th – 22nd March and more information is available on our website.
A dementia friendly space with a short service of well loved hymns and prayers. Followed by tea, sandwiches & cake all donated by our lovely volunteers. Open to all. St Andrews Church service starts 2:30pm, doors open at 2:00pm. Every 3rd Thursday of the Month. Thursday 16th January this month.
We hope you had a wonderful Christmas & wish you all a Happy New Year x Contact Rev Sharon Eldergill on 07925 089 698.
Saturday 18th January, East Huntspill Church Hall at 10:30am. Delicious home made cakes. In aid of All Saints Church, East Huntspill. For more information contact 01278 788665 or email allsaintscommunitygroup@outlook.com
Burnham-on-Sea and District Horticultural Society
The next meeting is on Monday 20th January at the Community Centre, Berrow Road, Burnhamon-Sea with guest SPEAKER Joy Hutchings on floral demonstrations. Doors open at 7:00pm.
Come and enjoy a tea/coffee and a chat before the meeting starting at 7:30pm. All welcome members £1. Visitors £2.
If you fancy yourself as a Beekeeper but unsure of how to start, Burnham Beekeepers are running a 6 week Beekeeping for Beginners course at Balliol Hall, West Huntspill, TA9 3RN.
The course starts on 22nd January at 19:30 and runs each Wednesday evening until 26th February. This is followed by 6 practical session held on Saturdays over the summer.
For full details, visit www.somersetbeekeepers. org.uk/burnham-beginners-course.html
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Burnham Moose meet on the 4th Thursday of the month at Berrow Village Hall at 7:00pm, with various speakers and guests.
We are a friendly group whose aim is to raise monies for local charities and good causes, through our social & fun events, we also support members welfare and concerns.
The new year beckons, we have December off then back to meetings, socials and of course the Presidents Burns Night on 25th January - A warm and friendly welcome awaits you.
For more details, please visit our web sitewww.mooselodge123bos.org
Berrow Conservation Group meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month in Berrow Village Hall, Parsonage Rd, Berrow, TA8 2NL. The next meeting will be on Tuesday 28th January at 7:30pm. For more information contact gillp24@hotmail.co.uk
Where can you find a queen’s diamonds, a mechanical tiger, or a rock star’s broken guitar? At the Victoria & Albert, the largest museum of art and design in the world, and one of its favourite visitor destinations.
The TASS lecture, which explores the vision which created the V&A and still drives it forward, will be held at the 37 Club, Woolavington at 2:00pm on Wednesday 5th February: guest admission £8. The talk will precede the Society’s AGM. Full information on TASS and its events are on our website theartssocietysedgemoor.org.uk
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year.
Sadly we had to postpone our December production because of the serious illness of one of our cast. But the good news is that we are going present the play as our spring production from 29th to 31st May. Our version of Christmas Carol will give you all an opportunity to enjoy the thought of Christmas 2025 well before midsummer’s day. We hope for and look forward to your continuing support.
We meet on the 2nd Monday of the month. It is a lively sociable group, some sufferers attend with a partner/carer, friend, or family member. A chat, refreshments (donation) and a raffle from donated prizes are regular features. We occasionally invite speakers or engage in fun activities. Look forward to welcoming any new members and continuing to see our regulars. It’s at the Catholic Church Hall, Burnham, TA8 1LL from 2:00pm – 4:00pm. For more info call Sandra 01278 760451 or Roger on 01278 783696.
Why not start the New Year by joining our club for a friendly game of short mat bowls. Newcomers of all ages are welcomed, whether you are experienced or a beginner looking to try something different.
We meet at St Andrews Church Hall, Mondays 6:45pm to 9:00pm and Fridays 9:45am to 12:00pm, all year round. Each session costs £4 including refreshments with a chinwag thrown in and your first three sessions will be free.
Please pop along or for further information contact Jen on 01278 782962/07886 354733 or email jenna8362@gmail.com
Part of Somerset Carers Service, Burnham Carers Group is a free, informal gathering for people who look after a friend or family member in an unpaid capacity. We socialise, share ideas and experiences. Professional speakers and service providers visit to offer support and information.
Find us at the Waffle Hub, Methodist Church, College St TA8 1AS every 4th Tuesday of the month from 10:00am. Call Cath on 07535279359 before attending the groups for the first time in case of schedule changes.
Somerset Carers Service Advice Line: 0800 3168600
Email: carers@somersetrcc.org.uk
Join us weekly at our community hubs where we enjoy having a chat and delicious refreshments.
Berrow Hub - Tuesdays, Berrow Village Hall, 1:00pm - 3:00pm.
Brean Hub - Thursdays, Brean Village Hall, 1:00pm - 3:00pm.
Citizens Advice attend Berrow every 2nd Tuesday and Brean every 4th Thursday. Our Village Agent attends both hubs on the 3rd week of the month.
If you would like to meet new people to talk to in a fun and relaxed atmosphere, come and join us!
There is no charge but you can make donations if you wish.
The Shipham Inn (Somerset - BS25 1TW) would like to welcome new members to join their regular Mah-Jong Group.
Whether you’re a novice, experienced Mah-Jong player or someone who would like to learn to play a warm welcome awaits. My hope is that we can make these enjoyable, social evenings playing a game that originated in the Far East.
1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month: 7:30 pm start. Free. Contact: mark.trenchard53@gmail.com or phone / text 07815681580
We walk on Wednesdays and Saturdays in all parts of Somerset.
Why not come and join us enjoying fresh country air and friendly company, whilst getting yourself fit and active. Visit our website www.westonwalkinggroup.co.uk to check where the next walk is, and come and join us. You will be very welcome.
Rescued Recycled Reused hold a Free To Everyone Community Clothing morning. No money or vouchers needed. All clothing is absolutely free, just bring your own bag.
We are in the Hall at the Methodist Church, College St, Burnham, TA8 1AS every Wednesday morning from 10:00am. Come along and refresh your wardrobe, kit out the family, everything is free. We accept clean, wearable clothing donations, also bedding (not duvets, pillows or cushions sorry).
Find us on Facebook: Rescued Recycled Reused Community Clothing or email: Rescuedrecycledreused@gmail.com
Indoor Kurling every Thursday 10:30am to 1:00pm at the Princess Theatre. Kurling is becoming one of the most popular activities of the week. Kurling is a great way to be active without working up a sweat (depending on how competitive you are!) and to socialise with others. Kurling can be played by all ages and all abilities. To participate will cost just £3 per person payable at the box office on arrival. No need to book, just turn up and play or email keithspendlove55@gmail.com for information.
Is your New Year resolution to forge new friendships, to be happy and to learn new things? Come and join the ALLSORTS CHOIR on Thursday evenings at the East Brent Village Hall from 16th January.
If you love singing, be part of our team learning new songs for our performances in 2025. We sing in various venues, getting our audiences to join in with us, whilst having a good time.
If you want to come to a free taster event contact Sue Toon at sue.toon@btinternet.com or 01278 760753.
A friendly bunch of keen players are seeking more like minded folk to join us at the Bay Centre, Cassis Close on Fridays, 2:00pm - 4:00pm on our 2 tables. Whilst competitive, enjoyment is always more important! Small monthly fee, tea and bix provided. Even if not recently, ideally you’ll have played before to a reasonable standard and we’ll soon have you up and running! We look forward to seeing you.
Email Tony at macdtony50@gmail.com or text 07443 922240
Every Saturday in East Huntspill Church Hall, 10:30am - 12 noon.
Come along and have a coffee/tea and a friendly chat.
For more details call 01278 786790
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‘Companionship through socialising and sharing experiences with likeminded people’
Street Branch Royal Naval Association covers all areas of Somerset and meets monthly in the Wessex Hotel, 15 High St. Street, Somerset BA16 0EF. Current and ex RN, RM, WRNS, RFA, Reserves and Commonwealth personnel are welcome. Associate membership is also available to relatives of current and former serving personnel, Sea/Marine Cadet staff and civilians. Monthly meetings include a raffle and end with the option of staying for lunch at the hotel.
Contact Chairman Mike Jayes, Tel: 07805 516946
Email: streetrnachair@gmail.com for details of the next meeting.
Somerset Sight recently arranged a talk by Fraud Protection Officer
from Avon and Somerset Police to help people to avoid scams. 30 people, all with sight impairment, attended.
Scammers are very clever and wish to panic people into action which they would not normally consider. They use our vulnerabilities, such as your child being in distress to extract money.
For example, “Hi mum it is Susie this is my new number, I have lost my phone, and this is my new number. I need some money to pay the garage who fixed my car, as I have lost my card and need to pay for my car bill. Please could you pay into my friend Louise’s account as I’ve lost my card as well.”
Stop and think – would your son or daughter normally contact you like this? If unlikely this could be a scam. Take time to consider, at least five minutes. Do not act on impulse. Discuss with two other people before before taking any action. Call your child’s number to check.
“This is very helpful advice; I now feel better equipped should I receive such a text or email”
Somerset Sight will arrange further talks in the New Year, at the many social groups across the county.
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