LocalReach Burnham November 2023

BURNHAM & HIGHBRIDGE - TA8 & TA9

GARDENING – page 4

COMMUNITY – page 5

PUZZLES – page 12

BUSINESS A-Z – page 14

Prepare for Windows 11 23H2 update and please heed our warnings about scammers

By the time you read this, Microsoft should have released the new major update to Windows 11 which is known as 23H2. We would advise that you check your “Windows Update” section within the Settings cog on all Windows 11 computers to update to this. As usual there will be some new features, alongside a raft of security and reliability updates. New features include an AI based help tool called Co-pilot which promises to get answers to complex questions. Some computers due to age cannot take Windows 11 or even this latest update, so if this is the case for your computer, we would advise upgrading. We can help with this, so please see our advert on this page for contact details.

We often speak to customers about the risks of being scammed but the worrying fact is that even though people are aware, the scammers seem to be one step ahead. Our company is often called by worried customers who have been advised to have their computers checked after it has been remotely accessed by fraudsters (with the customer’s permission!) The scam can start by a phone call that pretends to be from a national company – they may know your name and other details, which when they quote, the guard is often let down. Other times, a seemingly genuine message pops up on the screen, usually after some social media interaction and tells the unnerved viewer that their computer or various accounts are going to imminently close down. The fact is that although many people are aware of scams, they seem to be unable to deal with these situations, so due to the frantic nature of the scam often allow remote access to their computers and unwittingly in to their bank accounts. We encourage people not to get into polite small talk with these people, but simply hang up the phone when it becomes apparent that these callers want to get onto your computer remotely. There is no justified reason that anyone other than your own trusted IT support would remote control your computer. Please get in touch if you feel that you need any help with this. Another thing to remind you of is that should your device become faulty, it is possible that you could lose your precious documents, photos, music and so on, so we would strongly advise you to backup your files to either a local backup drive, or possibly some cloud system. We have seen a spate of older computers fail recently, without warning, and lots of important files were lost, so please don’t bury your head in the sand, but get yourself a backup solution. If you need any help with this, please get in touch.

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Garden View

This month – Trees: Heroes of nature

most organisms on Earth. A mature leafy tree can produce as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. By cleansing the air, trees essentially act as the lungs of our planet.

Trees are formidable warriors in the battle against climate change. By absorbing and storing carbon dioxide, they mitigate the greenhouse effect, helping to cool our warming planet. Forests worldwide store more than 296 gigatons of carbon, acting as crucial carbon sinks.

Trees have graced our planet for over 370 million years, offering a range of benefits that render them indispensable to life as we know it. National Tree Week (25th November-3rd December) celebrates the many reasons why trees are the champions of the natural world and why we should all plant a tree today.

Every school student learns that trees play a pivotal role in the process of carbon dioxide reduction. Through photosynthesis they absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, a vital element for

Forests, rich with trees of all kinds, are hotspots of biodiversity. They provide habitat, food, and protection to countless species, from the tallest giraffes nibbling on treetop leaves in Africa, to the smallest beetles burrowing in the bark of rainforest trees. Without trees, many of these habitats would be lost, leading to massive declines in biodiversity. Trees play an essential role in maintaining the health and integrity of our soil. Their root systems anchor the soil, preventing erosion, particularly in areas susceptible to landslides or during heavy rainfall. Furthermore, fallen leaves decompose and enrich the soil with nutrients, promoting a healthy ground ecosystem.

Trees significantly influence the water cycle. They absorb rainfall and produce water vapour through transpiration, which is then released into the atmosphere. This process not only aids in cloud formation but also ensures that water is recycled back into our environment through rain, maintaining a balanced ecosystem.

In urban environments, trees act as natural air conditioners. Their shade cools down streets and cities, reducing the need for air conditioning in nearby buildings and lowering energy costs. Moreover, trees absorb and block sunlight, reducing the heat island effect common in urban areas.

Recent studies have highlighted the health benefits associated with trees. Proximity to green spaces with trees, has been linked to reduced stress, lower depression rates, and increased physical activity. Furthermore, trees filter out pollutants, providing cleaner air and reducing the rates of respiratory illnesses.

The multifaceted roles trees play in sustaining life on Earth means that we should be protecting them and planting more. In a rapidly changing world they are the stewards of our world and it is our duty to recognize their value, protect them, and ensure they continue to thrive for generations to come.

Happy gardening.

By Rachael Leverton

Dining In Style: Pompeii To The Present Day

Throughout the ages, humans have made careful, pictorial records of how and what they eat: the November TASS talk examines these themes, from the frescoes of Pompeii and Herculaneum to today’s more casual approach.

The talk is at the 37 Club, Woolavington at 2:00pm on Wednesday 1st November: guest admission £8; or pay £25 for the remaining three lectures of this season, plus the Christmas party (cost to be confirmed) on January 10th.

Full information on TASS and its events are on our website theartssocietysedgemoor.org.uk

The Friends of the Community Centre Coffee Morning

Saturday 4th November, 10:00am - 12 noon @ the Community Centre, 5 Berrow Road, Burnham-onSea TA8 1ET (next to the swimming pool).

Enjoy a browse and friendly company with waitress service for refreshments.

Crafts, Handmade cards, books for sale and a raffle.

No admission charge.

An evening with Secret World Wildlife Rescue

Join us for a wildlife talk and interactive displays at Morland Community Hub. Tuesday 7th November, doors 6:30pm for 7:00pm start, finishes 8:00pm. Tickets are £5 adult, £3 child (7 years and over only), includes a drink and biscuits. This event provides the perfect opportunity to find out what you can do to help wildlife in your local community. See our website, events.secretworld.org, for more information and tickets. Proceeds shared between Secret World Wildlife Rescue and Morland Community Hub.

North Sedgemoor Local History Group, 8th November meeting

At our 8th November meeting Liz Ferguson will talk about her ‘Remember Me’ project - “One woman’s research to put faces and stories to the 53 WW1 and 25 WW2 names on her local war memorial (Hambrook near Frenchay). Artefacts. Stories. Journeys.” 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.

Brent Knoll Bazaar, Farmers’ Market & Parish Café

Saturday 11th November at Brent Knoll Parish Hall - 10:00am to 12 noon.

Locally produced fresh Pork, Goat’s milk, cheese and meat, Eggs, Pickles and Preserves, Seasonal Vegetables, Westcroft Cider, Cakes and Savouries, Handmade Cards, Handbags, Scarves, Silver & Beaded Jewellery, Bespoke Laser Cut Gifts, Children’s Games and Toys, Local Crafts, Dog Treats, Textiles, etc., CDs, DVDs, Books and Brica-Brac. Plus Raffle.

The Parish Café will be serving drinks, light snacks

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Cakes

Entrance FREE. Proceeds to Brent Knoll Parish Hall.

Burnham Area Flower Club Christmas Demonstration

Our Christmas Demonstration will be held at The Princess Theatre, Burnham-on-Sea on Tuesday 14th November. The demonstrator will be Tracey Griffin (a National Demonstrator) with her demonstration titled “SNOWFLAKES”. To start at 7.30pm. Doors will be open from 7:00pm. Tickets priced £15 available from the Princess Theatre

box office. There will also be a sales table and a display of arrangements produced at the club workshop. Raffle tickets available to win one of the beautiful arrangements produced by Tracey Griffin. An amazing evening in store for you.

Old Actors Never Die…They simply lose the plot!

Your local Berrow players are pleased to announce their 1st full length play for some time will be performed in November, a farce in two acts.

There will be a bar and raffle. Staged at Berrow Village Hall TA8 2NJ, the play will run for 3 nights from Thursday 16th until Saturday 18th November. Curtain up at 7:30pm each night. Tickets are £8 Adults and £4 children. Please book your tickets via sec@stage2drama. org or ring Adele 07831 197512 or Grahame 01278 782319

We look forward to seeing you!

Craft Fayre with Homemade Soup Lunch, Balliol Hall

Craft Fayre with Homemade Soup Lunch on Saturday 18th November at Balliol Hall, West Huntspill TA9 3RN. 10:30am - 2:00pm. Tables £10 each. For information phone 01278 787396.

Murder Mystery

Saturday 18th November, 7:00pm at East Huntspill Church Hall. Can you solve the case and catch the culprit?

£5 including light refreshments. Please bring your own drink. To book and for further details contact 01278 786704 or email allsaintscommunitygroup@outlook.com In aid of East Huntspill Church & Church Hall.

Saturday 18th November - Burnhamon-Sea Open Day

Semi-retired or retired, looking to resume old interests or pursue new or just meet new friends? Then the U3A is for you. We have groups and activities to suit all. Groups are not formal classes where you study and work is assessed but friendly meetings where members share enthusiasm and help to develop knowledge and confidence. Our

“Open Day” on 18th November from 2:00pm to 5:00pm will showcase groups and you can discover more of what we have to offer.

Burnham Community Centre, next to the Swimming Pool. Website: www.burnhamu3a. com

Cake Sale

Saturday 18th November. 10:30am at East Huntspill Church Hall.

Delicious home made cakes. In aid of East Huntspill Church and Church Hall. Please contact 01278 788665 for more details.

Burnham on Sea and District Horticultural Society - Meeting 20th November

The next meeting at The Community Centre, Berrow Road, Burnham on Sea is 7:00pm for 7:30pm on Monday 20th November with guest speaker Dr Francis Burroughes - “The Victorian Head Gardener”.

All welcome. Members £1.00. Visitors £2.00.

Holywell Nursing Home Autumn Coffee Morning

Come and join us for coffee and cake on Friday 24th November, 10:30am - 12:30pm at Holywell Nursing Home, 120 Brent Street, TA9 4BB. Tel 01278 760601.

Including Xmas Raffle, and prizes to be won. Tombola, Cake sale, Guess the weight of the cake. Refreshments available.

Come and join us, all are welcome.

Mark Church Christmas Bazaar - 25th November

Mark Church will be holding a Christmas Bazaar in Mark Church Hall, TA9 4NG on Saturday 25th November, 10:00 - 12:00pm. Stalls include – Cards, Preserves, Cakes, Crafts, honey, plus Games, Bottle stall, Raffle etc, etc. Father Christmas will be attending. Contact 01278 641308 or 641225 for more details.

Shop for a Cure for Christmas

Somerset Breast Cancer Now

Join our FREE event on Sunday 26th November at Berrow village hall, Parsonage road, Berrow, 10:30am - 2:00pm.

This event is perfect for those unique Christmas gifts or even just a treat for yourself. Paint your own piece of pottery, to jewelry, homemade cakes, gifts, hand crafted items, smellies, glitter art and so much more. We use local stall holders and pride ourselves on supporting local businesses. Join us for tea & cake, bacon rolls, charity raffle & tombola & help us raise money for Breast Cancer Now.

Berrow Conservation Group

Our meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month, 7:30pm at Berrow Village Hall, Parsonage Rd, TA8 2NL. £2 for members and £4 for visitors, tea and biscuits included.

28th November: Ged Keele will be talking about wild orchids.

For more information, contact Andrea 01278 751345 or gillp24@hotmail.co.uk

Burnham-on-Sea Friendly WI

We are a friendly WI, meeting on the 4th Tuesday of the month, from 2:00pm - 4:00pm at the Sea Cadets hall, Cassis Close, Burnham-on-Sea TA8 1NN. Please come and see what we have to offer.

Tuesday 28th November - our speaker will be from the local YMCA in Highbridge.

Pagan Group

We meet at Burnham Community Centre in room 2, 7:30pm on the 4th Tuesday of the month. We are a very welcoming group. Our topic on 28th November is Ancient Trees. No moot in December. Our January moot is on Tuesday 23rd, topic: Talismans and amulets. I ask a donation of £3 towards hall hire and speakers fees.

For more details contact derwen73@gmail.com

Christmas Bazaar

Saturday 2nd December, 11:00am at East Huntspill Church & Church Hall. Come and get your Christmas presents.

Stalls, games, cakes, tombola, raffle, refreshments, crafts and Christmas gifts. Fun for all the family.

For further details contact 01278 788665/786704 or email allsaintscommunitygroup@outlook.com

Cadets for Fun and Activity whilst learning life skills

Burnham & Highbridge Sea Cadets based in Cassis Close, TA8 1NN.

Parade nights: 7:00pm till 9:30pm. Seniors (12-18) Mondays & Thursday. Juniors (10-11) Thursday.

Fundraising continues with the Christmas Fair on 3rd December and family fun bingo on the last Friday of the month, for updates please email us. 100% of all raised funds go to the Cadets for even more activities.

Do you have time to be a volunteer/leader/ fundraiser or a helper?

For more information see FB - Burnham on Sea and Highbridge Sea Cadets, Sea Cadets website or email info@bhseacadets.org

Tea and Talk, Thursday 7th December @ 2:30pm

For our Christmas tea and talk Brian Wright will be taking us back to our childhood with a selection of nursery rhymes, you will be able to chant them with him, and he will explain some of the background to the rhymes. This will take place at the Huntspill Hub (back of St Peter’s Church) Entry will be £4 payable on the door. Come and have some fun and tea and lemonade Cakes too.

Saturday 9th December - King

Alfred’s Band Christmas Concert

Local community band will perform a Christmas Concert with local reminiscences of Christmas traditions of West Huntspill past.

7:00pm start at St Peter and All Hallows Church West Huntspill. TA9 3RN. Details on website friendsofspaahc.org

Christmas Fayre and New Year Party

Brean and Berrow Residents Association are holding a Christmas Fayre on Saturday 16th December 10:00am till 4:00pm in Berrow Village Hall.

All the usual stalls plus refreshments.

If you would like to book a to sell your wares contact Anne 01278 789364, Josieanne@live. co.uk. Tables are £7 and £10. Free parking and Free Entry.

We are also holding a NEW YEAR PARTY on 31st December, 7:30pm till 12:30am, with DJ Chris Garcia. Entry by ticket only. £10 per person. Children under 14 Free. Bring your own drinks. Food will be provided.

Try Tai Chi with Age UK Somerset

Keeping active is vital for our health, so why not join Age UK Somerset for Tai Chi QiGong in Brent Knoll?

QiGong, pronounced ‘chee gung’, is a form of Tai Chi beneficial for both physical and mental wellbeing. This fun and friendly class is specially designed for people over 55, held in Brent Knoll Parish Hall, Mondays at 11:00am. £5 per class. For more information or to sign up, call: 01823 345624 or email: ageingwell@ageuksomerset. org.uk

Latest innovations in incontinence pads

Incontinence pads really have come a long way in recent years. Now they provide better comfort, greater security and more convenience.

• Super absorbent materials quickly lock away moisture, keeping you dry and comfortable for longer periods and reducing the frequency of pad changes.

• Advanced odour control technology means you can go about your daily activities without worrying about unwanted odours.

• Slimmer designs are less conspicuous and more comfortable to wear, allowing you to move freely and confidently.

• Higher quality pads have stay dry topsheets which wick moisture away from the skin, minimising the risk of skin irritation – very important for those with sensitive skin or who require long-term incontinence care.

• Arelle only stocks pads from Abena, because this is a company approved by The Nordic Swan Ecolabel, meaning the pads we sell are ecofriendly and more sustainable while still providing the same level of performance.

For help on choosing the product which is right for you, give us a call on 0800 389 3597 and we would be more than happy to chat through your options.

Highbridge and Burnham Men’s and Ladies’ SHED

The Burnham and Highbridge SHED welcomes men and ladies to make, fix, learn, try crafts or just chat with a cuppa in our kitted out workshops. Come and join us.

MONDAY: 9:00am until 12:00pm, ladies wood group and 1:00pm until 3:30pm, the mixed wood group meet, and the lady crafters meet from 9:30am until 12:30pm.

TUESDAY and THURSDAY: 9:45am until 12:45pm and 1:45pm until 4:45pm, the men’s section meet. Morland Community Hub, Pearce Drive, HIGHBRIDGE, TA9 3FU.

Contact: bhmenshed@gmail.com or meadssue@yahoo.co.uk

Serendipity Singers – Could you make us even better?

We are a singing group within the University of the Third Age (U3A) that enjoys performing. We sing specifically arranged songs from musicals and popular songs from all-time-classics to the present.

VinCe DaVeY

In October we organised a public performance in Highbridge in support of Music for the Memory. We now have a busy pre-Christmas schedule of performances for Friendship Groups and other local organisations.

Rehearsals are on Monday afternoons in Burnham. We would like to increase the number of Altos and Men in the group. Why not join us?

e-mail: singers@burnhamu3a.com

Weston-super-Mare Flower Club

St Georges Community Centre, BS22 7XF. 4th Monday of the month (not August & December). 2:00pm for 2:30pm.

Join like minded people for an enjoyable afternoon watching flower arranging demonstrations and try to win an arrangement in the raffle.

Visitors £7 entry. Raffle tickets £1 a strip. Tea/ Coffee and Biscuits £1.

Find us on Facebook. More details 01934 622152

Every Monday and Friday - BurnhamOn-Sea Short Mat Bowls Club

Our sessions are held at St Andrews Church Hall, Mondays 7:00pm to 9:00pm and Fridays 10:00am to 12:00 noon, all year round. We are a friendly bunch who will welcome newcomers of all ages, whether you are a beginner or experienced bowler.

Refreshments are included and your first three sessions will be free of charge!

Please pop along or for further information contact Jen on 01278 782962 or email jenna8362@ gmail.com

Dancing at the Ritz every Tuesday

Dancing at the Ritz every Tuesday afternoon 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Dancing includes Sequence, some modern ballroom, Olde Tyme, some line dance. We are a friendly and sociable group, all are welcome.

tel: 01278 793243 or 07715 005378

Currently we have 2 solo ladies, if any gent needs a dance partner. Cost per person £4.

Any further information contact Jeannie 07909 883553. Email hagiss@hotmail.co.uk

Get Fit whilst Walking in Good Company

Every Wednesday and Saturday we walk in different parts of Somerset enjoying fresh country air, excellent views and friendly company. Visit our website www.westonwalkinggroup. co.uk or phone Barbara 07934 197780 / 01934 624138 to check where the next walk is, and come and join us. You will be very welcome.

Indoor Kurling at the Princess Theatre

Indoor Kurling every Thursday 11:00am 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 with all proceeds going to the Friends of the Princess.

No need to book, just turn up and play or email keithspendlove55@gmail.com for information.

Beloved for women

Meets 12:30pm until 2.30pm on Thursdays, term-time only, at St Paul’s Church, Walliscote Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1EF. Begins with a thought for the day then light lunch (voluntary contributions welcome), followed by craft, etc. Come along and find company and friendship, a safe space where we hope you will find a sense of community where you can relax and connect with other women during the week.

St. Andrews Church Hall, TA8 2ASTable Top Sale

Burnham-on-Sea, Thursdays 8:00am - 12noon. Fruits, Vegetables, Eggs, Plants and Flowers. Jams, Marmalades, Chutneys. Home Made Pastries and Cakes.

Wooden Garden Decor, Greeting Cards and Flower Arrangements. Hand Knitted Baby Garments, Children’s Toys, Haberdashery, Local Craft’s, Bric a Brac and Collector’s Item’s and Christmas Gifts.

Tea and Coffee Available. Why not try us. Tables Available from £5. Please contact Carol 07388672995 for further information.

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• Rapid bath out walk-in shower conversions

• Back to a warm deep soak with a walk-in bath

• Making bathing safer with simple changes; Grab rails, shower seats, raised WCs & slip resistant safety flooring

• Council (DFG), SSAFA and charity grants quotes available

• Discounts for over 60s and ex-service personnel

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Come to our group - We have received a Royal acknowledgement

We are a small group of children teenagers and young people with special needs. We meet on alternate Saturday mornings 10:30am to 12:30pm at the Bay Centre, Cassis Close, Burnham-on-Sea. Each session has a different theme and activities. Some examples include art, craft, music, indoor and outdoor games. walks and outings. A very warm and friendly welcome to all parents, carers and family members. Please ring or text 07938903358 to give numbers attending and for details of session dates and activities.

Welcome to Burnham Christian Fellowship

All are welcome to join us for PRAISE

AND WORSHIP

at the Bay Centre, Cassis Close, Burnham-on-Sea TA8 1NN. We are known as BURNHAM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. We meet every Sunday morning at 10:30am. We look forward to seeing you.

Entries now open for Highbridge Festival 2024

Syllabuses and online entry forms for 2024 are live on our website: www.highbridgefestival.org.uk.

We’ve already had lots of interest in the Dance Section so please complete your entry form soon The Music Section welcomes entries from everyone from beginners to virtuosos – audiences are very friendly and you can choose to perform without the pressure of formal competition. We would love to welcome individuals and groups to the Speech & Drama Section – there are set verses for poetry recitals and opportunities to showcase original plays, stories & poetry.

If you think you have a problem with Alcohol

Then call us on 08009177650 or Email: help@aamail.org

We have free support groups in North Somerset.7 days a week. All enquiries are treated in the strictest confidence.

Calling All Musicians

Looking for musicians to form a new covers band playing music from the 60’s up to current.

Email: tony.lashley50@gmail for more information.

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