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Garden View This month – Partnership Perfection When we think about climbing plants, we most often think about growing them to cover a wall or a fence. We might think about growing them over a dead tree stump too, but one of the nicest ways to grow them is through a living tree or a shrub. It’s an excellent way of providing more interest in the same space, either by timing each plant’s display so they follow on from each other, or by timing the flowering so they bloom at the same time, thus doubling the impact of the display. There are a few rules you need to follow when you plant a climber with the intention of growing it up a living host. First, the host shrub or tree should be established, woody, and strong enough to hold up the climber’s weight when it’s fully grown and flowering. Second you don’t want to use too vigorous a climber, otherwise it might swamp the host. Finally, avoid fast-growing evergreen climbers because they prevent light getting to the host, and may cause it to develop disease and die. You can
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certainly use less aggressive evergreens such as the ivy Hedera ‘pedata’ or Hedera ‘Curlylocks’ around the base of well-established trees. These will look beautiful without overwhelming the structure and flowering of the host plant. Climbers that look good over trees and shrubs are typically, clematis, honeysuckle, and roses. Look for species that grow to 3m or less as these are ideal for growing up most garden trees. Species that are cut back to 15-20cm every winter are also ideal. Clematis ‘Abundance’, ‘Etoile Violette’ and ‘Little Nell’ are all good choices. Honeysuckle can often be seen (and smelled) growing through trees in the wild. For your garden look for cultivars of the common honeysuckle, such as Lonicera periclymenum. Rambling roses can grow to monstrous proportions, so look for smaller varieties such as ‘City of York’ and ‘Parade’, which also have a long season of interest. If you have a cool moist area try growing the perennial nasturtium, Tropaeolum speciosum. The jewel-coloured flowers will brighten a darker space. Happy Gardening, By Rachael Leverton
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Children’s Sports Specs Children love to play sport yet what happens if they are reliant on spectacles to see clearly? Normal spectacles are inappropriate and possibly dangerous when used for contact sports like football, rugby or netball. Frames can have sharp edges and could cause injury in a collision to both the wearer and an opponent. Litigation is on the increase so there is always a risk of a legal claim for injuries caused against either a school, sports club or against the parent! Children cannot be excluded from participating in sporting activities but the wearing of normal spectacles is potentially dangerous. So, what are the options? Contact lenses allow all round vision and are ideal for sports. They are the optimum for an enthusiastic young sports person. Daily disposable contact lenses are usually the better option. Cleaning and lens storage is not needed so the risk of infection through poor hygiene is minimised. Special sports spectacles are available which are approved by the professional sports bodies. These frames have smooth edges and deep bevels which prevent a lens being forced back into the eye. The frames come with head straps, and usually made of TR90 or polycarbonate material which are very impact resistant. Lenses are often made of trivex material which are strong, light with great optical quality. Whatever your sport, ask your Optician about sports spectacles.
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Come, lasses and lads, Take leave of your dads, And away to the may-pole hie; The custom of dancing around the maypole is still carried on today in various villages in Somerset and usually involves children holding ribbons, but the use of Randolph Caldecott’s ‘Come Lasses plaited ribbons is a and Lads’ (1884) depicts a tradirelatively modern tional maypole. tradition dating back to Victorian times. It is thought that Mayday celebrations were part of the Celtic tradition celebrating Spring and the Romans were thought to have celebrated the first day of May in honour of the goddess Flora. Such celebrations may well have involved dancing around a living tree but the first recorded evidence of maypole dancing dates back to 1350 when a tall beech trunk was erected at Llanidloes in Wales. The tradition quickly spread and a poem attributed to Chaucer (Chaunce of the Dice) mentions a peramanent maypole at Cornhill in London. The maypoles were rough-cut trunks of any tall, straight tree such as birch, pine or ash, typically
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Breakthrough in fast healing for bone fractures “Your collar bone is broken, a very bad break in the worst part of the bone. We’ve got to operate to insert a plate.” These were the hospital consultant’s dramatic words to Eva Hamilton MBE after she suffered a horse riding accident. Eva, who lives in Butleigh, Somerset, leads a busy life as the founder and CEO of the charity Key4life, which works to reduce youth re-offending, and in her spare time is a keen horsewoman and runner. “After the accident, I was in so much pain that I couldn’t take my clothes off”, she explains, “and then I was introduced to practitioner Matthew Jackson. His approach is unique so I went with an open mind – and I was so impressed!” “During the first week after the accident, I had two or three sessions in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which helped the pain, and also laser therapy, which reduced the swelling. The operation on my collar bone was successful but, of course, after the plate was inserted, there was still pain. “Matthew takes a holistic approach, so, along with the oxygen and laser therapies, he also gave me herbs that help to knit bones and some acupuncture sessions. I know that all this speeded up the healing process and, three months after the accident, a physiotherapist I saw was amazed at my progress, especially my mobility and ability to exercise.”
my Bone Repair herbal formula supports knitting and regrowth and acupuncture reduces pain and rebalances the body after trauma. It was so rewarding to see Eva running again just six weeks after surgery.”
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Matthew Jackson explains, “Eva’s fracture was very serious but I knew that a range of proven therapies could complement the essential surgery she underwent. Hyperbaric oxygen and laser therapy reduce pain and prompt healing,
About Matthew Jackson… Matthew Jackson of the Somerset Health Practice is well known locally as a trusted osteopath and acupuncturist who is truly dedicated to helping and healing people through modern natural medicine. He is also an expert herbalist and registered practitioner, having trained in London and China with world class professionals.
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Plant, Craft and Coffee Morning Monday, 2nd May: There will be a PLANT, CRAFT AND COFFEE MORNING on Monday, 2nd May between 10:00am – 12 noon at Stook House Farm, Littlemoor Road, Mark. TA9 4NL. Two miles from Mark Church - sign on gate. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult – property next to river Yeo. Entrance £2.50 for coffee/tea and cake. Plants, cakes, craft, raffle, tea and coffee. Proceeds to Cancer Research UK. www.justgiving. com/maydaycoffeemorning
Concert in aid of Bridging the Gap Food Bank Friday 6th May: Concert in aid of the foodbank at Street Methodist Church, Leigh Road, BA16 0HA, on 6th May at 7:00pm. Entry is by bringing a bag of donations for the Bridging the Gap foodbank, that delivers to areas in the postcodes for Street and Glastonbury. Entertainers who have willingly volunteering their time and talents are: Streetsings Community Choir, Bad Cowboys, Uk-a-Lady and the Avalon Recorder Consort.
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Dealing with Negative Emotions Many of us have learned to try to ignore or run away from negative emotions, but if you recognise this behaviour then you will know that it is exhausting and impossible to sustain - after all, feeling hurt, angry, jealous, sad is just a natural part of being human and suppressing these feelings can do real harm to our wellbeing. The next time you feel a strong negative emotion, try just acknowledging it and sitting with it, asking yourself what it is trying to tell you, not judging, just being. Become aware of where the emotion sits in your body. Be curious. From awareness and acceptance comes understanding and the ability to take back the driving seat. Emotions are neither good nor bad in themselves. Sometimes, there will be actions we will choose to take. Sometimes we may do nothing and let the emotion burn itself out. Either way, by becoming aware, we take back control and allow ourselves to live fuller lives. So give yourself permission to be human, and remember: when we think well, we stay well! Mary Anne Holland (MSc, FdPsy) www.thinkwellstaywell.com
Saturday 7th May: Another open day event will be held in Glastonbury on Saturday 7th May to give the local community a chance to find out about the 12 projects set to benefit from the £23.6m Town Deal funding, providing an opportunity to share feedback and ideas with the people leading the projects. Open from 10:30am until 2:30pm, this event will be held at St John’s Church in Glastonbury. Local residents and businesses are encouraged to pop in during the day to learn about the exciting opportunities and benefits that the funding could bring for the town. This follows a successful open day event at the Town Hall in late February, which attracted more than 350 people. Representatives from the different projects were able to share information, answer questions and collate comments from the visitors. This feedback is now being used by the project teams as they continue to develop the Business Cases required by the government. In addition, a new website has been launched to share information about the Glastonbury Town Deal with the local community. This can be found at glastonburytowndeal.co.uk. The overall aim is for Glastonbury to be a sustainable, prosperous, modern town and global tourist centre, drawing on its rural landscape, history and unique legacy.
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Somerset Wildlife Trust Mendip Hills Group Sunday 8th May: Cooks Field. This walk by Sarah Ayling and Geoff Watson will take us through the Somerset Wildlife Trust reserve at Cooks Field. We will explore the limestone grassland and geology of this fascinating part of the Mendip plateau. There are magnificent views across the Somerset levels and beyond. Mostly level walking on the hillside but with some steep sections. Meet in the car park at Pelting Drove above Deer Leap ST 518 492 at 10:00am. www.somersetwildlife.org
Months go by Quickly - Glastonbury Tor Townswomen’s Guild Thursday 12th May: In our March Meeting Glastonbury Tor TG were entertained by Michael Malaghan who had us laughing at his escapades in his talk called “Adventures of a Bewildered Writer”. In April we were delighted by a Flower Arranging Demonstration which really made us feel ready for Easter.
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The various groups gave their reports of the last few months. The Rambling group is now embarking on a very interesting programme, they have already visited the Levels and had a walk round Wells. Walks at Chew Valley Lake and on the beach are planned. The Craft group has been visiting Exhibitions. The Leisure Group has been twice to see shows at Strode. The Reading Group is going strong. The Drama Group is resting at the moment after the delightful entertainment earlier in the year. Groups have also found time to have some refreshment and meals out. It is so lovely to be able to get back together again after all those months in isolation . Our next meeting is on Thursday 12th May in Glastonbury Town Hall at 2:30pm. Visitors are always welcome so come along and find out about Glastonbury Tor Townswomen’s Guild.
Join our Summer Sing Thursday 12th May until Thursday 16th June: During the summer Burnham and Highbridge choral society have six weeks of singing just for fun. This year our M.D James Davies has chosen songs from the 50’s, this is a nod to our 50th year as a choir. Members of our choir enjoy singing a variety of music, so this theme will be a change from our usual classical repertoire. The Summer sing will be 7:30pm at Burnham Methodist Church, College Street. It will start on Thursday 12th May and end on Thursday 16th June. The cost for the term will be £30. All are welcome to join us to celebrate the songs of the 50’s. For more information contact our secretary jane.lee36@btinternet.com or on 01278 783511. Check out our website www. burnhamandhighbridgechoral.org.uk for more information on the choirs activities.
RNLI Winscombe & District Branch Plant & Garden Jumble Sale Saturday 14th May: RNLI Winscombe & District Branch will hold their Plant & Garden Jumble Sale” from 10:00am to 12:00 noon on Saturday 14th May on Studley’s Forecourt in Winscombe opposite the Coop Supermarket. Stalls will include a full range of Greenhouse Plants; Runner and French Beans and Courgettes; Bedding Plants and Garden Fillers; Acers & Shrubs; Garden Jumble including patio items and tubs; Garden & Domestic tools; and Guest Stalls plus a few new ideas all at “Give-Away” prices. Contact Allan Cooper by e-mail allan.coop@tiscali.co.uk or tel 01934-842954 or Tina Joyce by e-mail meejlfh@ gmail.com or tel 01934-842304 for more details. Branch members will collect any items donated for this sale ahead of the date.
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Saturday 14th May: The Friends Of Street Library is holding a Children And Families Craft Session at Street Library, 6 Leigh Road, Street BA16 0HA, from 10:30am to 12 noon on Saturday 14th May. Make your own souvenir plaque to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Saturday 21st May: 8:00am till 12 noon, Library Gardens, Leigh Road, Street BA16 0HA. A great selection of quality plants available including - Bedding & Hanging Basket Plants, Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Fuchsias, Surfinias, Bacopa, Diascia, Bidens, Begonias, Geraniums and a variety of Vegetable plants all at reasonable prices.
Please either book your place at the Library or by emailing strlib@somerset.gov.uk
All Levels Yoga Classes in Glastonbury Tuesday: Assembly Rooms, High St, Glastonbury BA69DU. 6:30pm - 7:30pm Yoga & then 7:45pm 8:15pm for a lovely, deeply relaxing guided meditation. Thursday: Sweet Track, 44a High Street, Glastonbury BA69DX. 7:00pm - 8:00pm Yoga What to expect? A blend of yoga, with some essential oils, guided meditation, along with very easy-to-follow sequences. How much? Yoga - Drop in £8 / 6 Class pass £30 (valid for 3 months) Meditation Session - Drop in £4, & if you have a class pass we just mark off half a class. You can pre-purchase your class online or pay in class. Booking is essential for the Thursday class, you can just drop into the Tuesday class. mahalayoga76@gmail.com www.mahalayoga.co.uk Mahala and Strawberry x
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Ready To Try Something New - Come and Try Bowling Sunday 29th May: Glastonbury (Wyrral Park) Bowls are holding an Open Event on Sunday 29th May 2022, 12.00 – 4.00pm and will welcome everyone from complete beginners to experienced players. So – if you have never played bowls and have always wanted to have a go – now is your chance. (There is an experienced Bowler ready and waiting to show you the ropes). If you are an experienced player – come and join us for a game. This event is FREE – there are friendly club members waiting to welcome you. We can supply everything you need – but you will have to wear flat soled shoes. All ages welcome and come as you are – no dress code. The club is next to Tor Leisure on Street Road Glastonbury BA6 9EF. Further information: Wyrral Park Bowls Club Hugofox website or tel 01458 833792
Mark Village Open Gardens Sunday 12th June: 11:00am - 5:00pm. To raise funds for Holy Cross Church, Mark. £5 per person for map and entrance programme from Mark Village Hall from 11:00am. Plants, coffee and cakes available at the Church Hall. Contact Heather on 641225
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Bowls is truly a “sport for all” and “life” which can be played by all ages, has social benefits (making new friends, feeling safe) and has been medically proven to improve general health and well-being. Equipment and coaching provided only flat soled shoes required. Interested? Why not come and see for yourself or contact Tony Morgan (Chairman) Telephone: 01458 447759 or email: tonymorgan1066@gmail.com to arrange a visit.
eggs, cheese, plants and cut flowers. Also crafts. Hand made cards, baby clothes, jewellery, crochet, sewing, knitted items and much more. You can also enjoy a cup of Tea/coffee, slice of home made cake in our seating area in the hall. We are always looking for new producers and helpers. Find us on facebook or pop in for a visit and a chat. Please note: Street Country Market will be closed on the 5th May as the United Reformed Church will be used as a polling station.
Reflexology with Deb Hutchings Glastonbury Country Market Tuesdays: 9:30am to 12:30pm, inside the Town Hall. We are delighted to introduce some new local producers. Hand painted jugs and storage jars, handmade soaps and baskets, original paintings, these are just three of our new producers. We also have your weekly favourites from home baking and seasonal fruit and veg, plus more arts and crafts and gift ideas. Come along and have a chat with those who make, bake, and create. We look forward to seeing you. Facebook Glastonbury Country Market
Knit and Knatter group Thursdays: Leigh Road Methodist Church, Street. Every Thursday 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Bring your knitting, embroidery or any other craft that you like to do, knit for our charities, or just come in for a chat and a cup of tea. Cost is £1 a session to cover refreshments and a donation towards the church heating/lighting. (Covid procedures in place.) For more information contact Sally on 01458 441870
Street Country Market Thursdays: Open from 9:00am – 12 noon every Thursday morning at United Reformed Church, High Street, Street, BA16 0ER. We sell a selection of home made cakes, pickles, jams, seasonal veg,
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Saturdays: The Repair Café in Glastonbury has been running since October 2021 and operates every third Saturday in the month from 10:00am to 12 noon. We alternate between St Edmund’s Community Hall on Windmill Hill, and St Benedict’s Church in Benedict Street. Repair Cafés started in 2009 when an observant Dutch woman from Amsterdam called Martine Postma noticed how much repairable electrical and mechanical equipment was being dumped in landfill. She decided to set up places where people could bring their items like kettles, toasters, hoovers, lamps, clocks, toys and radios to be mended by a volunteer workforce to prolong the life of these sometimes expensive household items and learn how to do it in the process. At Repair Café you don’t just drop off your items and then go shopping! No, you can sit and watch the fixer dismantle your appliance and see how they diagnose the fault and hopefully put it right. All for a reasonable donation! With all commodities becoming more expensive and with Global Warming a real and present issue we need to pay more attention to what we throw away and how we can produce less waste and pollution. Repair Cafés address all this and provide an opportunity for people to meet and exchange tips and ideas on how to repair things and create resilience in a local population. Other RCs in the area are due to start up in Street and Langport. Please get in touch if you feel you can offer your services in any area - admin, café or repairing. For further enquiries email lb.hpc3@gmail.com
We need to do something about improving our buses in Somerset. Our county currently has the second lowest level of bus journeys per resident of all the counties in England and Somerset’s bus services have the very lowest level of passenger satisfaction in the country.
Pilates and Low-impact Dance Classes, Street Pilates (suitable for all ages and abilities) and Silvercise (dance exercise for over 60s) classes run weekly in Street at Crispin Hall and The Royal Legion. For more information on dates, prices and venues, please visit www.lenadeedance.com or email Lena for more info: lenadeedance@gmail.com
Street Library News Library membership is free so come and browse our great selection of books, DVDs and audiobooks. We also have public computers, a printing and photocopying service and newspapers (Western Daily Press and Central Somerset Gazette). There is lots going on – Rhyme Time, Nintendo Switch sessions, 3D pens sessions, 3D printer demonstrations, Lego Club, Poetry Club and IT support drop-ins. To find out more check out our Facebook page - Facebook. com/StreetLibrarySomerset, email us – strlib@ somerset.gov.uk or come in and see us!
Residents of Somerset experience this every day, whether it’s with difficulties getting to health services, reduced opportunities for those seeking work and further education or just the limited (if any) evening and Sunday bus services. As a result, we see ever increasing numbers of cars on our roads which causes higher levels of local air pollution and increase our carbon emissions. Somerset Bus Partnership was formed just a year ago to campaign for better bus services across our county and already we have a Somersetwide network of 115 town and parish transport representatives who share our passion for better buses. Somerset residents have every right to expect better, but it will need funding. We have developed a Somerset Bus Charter and invite not just Councillors but community groups, churches & residents to join with us & endorse it. Get in touch somersetbuspartnership@gmail.com
Another chance to apply for the new Somerset Food Resilience Grant! A new Food Resilience grant fund is being provided to help Somerset communities that support or directly work to develop food resilience. Any community group, charity, organisation, and agency in Somerset can apply for a maximum of £2,000. The deadline for applications has been extended to the 31st May 2022 - or when the fund runs out. The grant is funded by Somerset County Council and provided by Smart Communities Ltd. During the Covid-19 pandemic, food security became a huge focus for communities across the nation. Communities in Somerset came together to help support individuals, families, homeless people and anyone isolated to make sure that everyone in need had access to food through deliveries, collection points, and storage solutions. Often these needs have always in our communities but were unseen by the wider community. Now those groups are being offered additional funding to help continue to tackle those needs and continue the wonderful work undertaken over the last two years. For more information, full guidelines and application details visit: smartcommunities.online/new-foodresilience-grant-fund/
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