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Hello and welcome to our October edition of LocalReach.
After the craziness of the Summer weather that we had, it’s now time to enjoy the lovely Autumnal weather, it’s definitely my favourite time of the year! Don’t forget, clocks go back on the 30th October and enjoy that extra hour in the morning.
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We will no doubt see all the ‘trick or treaters’ out at the end of the month, which is great, it was so good to see lots going on last year after not being able to before.
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Tuesday Morning: 10:00am – 11:00am.
Are you looking to play a game of badminton but need a partner? Would like to sharpen up on your current badminton skills or have you never played badminton before and fancy a new challenge? Then our open badminton sessions at Hutton Moor Leisure Centre could be for you. Our open badminton sessions are for members and non-members to come and enjoy a game of badminton with a friendly coach on hand to give you guidance on the game and some helpful tips!
Monday 10:00-12:00 - Instructor Pat Wilson.
Contact Arie Van Vliet. Email vanvliet1130@gmail.com or Telephone Arie on 01278751029
8:00pm to 9:15pm.
Sessions are suitable for all ladies over 18 years of age.
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All are on the 3G pitch at Weston-super-Mare AFC, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 9AA. The cost is £4 a session. Appropriate footwear is required for the 3G pitch. New players welcome, sessions are aimed to improve fitness at all standards, in a fun and friendly environment. The first session is free, so why not come along and give Football a try? For further information
8:00pm - 9:15pm.
All sessions suitable for men over 50 years of age.
sessions are aimed to improve fitness at all standards, in a fun and friendly environment. The first session is free, so why not come along and give Walking Football a try? For further information Contact Arie Van Vliet via Email on vanvliet1130@gmail.com or alternatively Telephone Arie on 01278751029
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Jack did eventually free the Devil, but only on the condition that he would not bother Jack for one year and that, should Jack die, he would not claim his soul. It seems the Devil didn’t learn his lesson and the following year Jack tricked him again, this time into climbing into a tree to pick a piece of fruit. While he was up in the tree, Jack carved a sign of the cross into the tree’s bark so that the Devil could not come down until the Devil promised not to bother Jack for ten more
Pumpkin carving is steeped in folklore
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There are few people who don’t enjoy carving a Halloween lantern. Over the years it’s somehow become a tradition in our family to host a friendly pumpkin carving competition involving my sons and their teenage friends and quite a few of the parents! There are also hotdogs, sticky toffee pudding and wine, so something for everyone and all participants seems to enjoy the occasion, especially the judging. We have categories such as ‘best in show’, ‘ugliest, ‘most creative’ etc.
Ghoulish pumpkins are iconic of Halloween season. I’ve always thought of them as an American import but in fact the practice of decorating jack-o’-lanterns originated across a much smaller expanse of water, in Ireland, where large turnips and potatoes were the vegetables being carved. The name, Jack-o’-lantern, originates from an Irish folktale about a man named Stingy Jack. I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to hollow out a turnip (I have…it resulted in a trip to A&E), but I can only imagine the delight of Irish immigrants, newly arrived in America, home of the pumpkin, on discovering this easily carved gourd. No wonder it became an integral part of Halloween festivities.
In case you were wondering about Stingy Jack, well he rather rashly invited the Devil to have a drink with him, but true to his name, didn’t want to pay for the beverages, so he convinced the Devil to turn himself into a coin that Jack could use to buy their drinks. However as soon as the Devil did so, Jack popped the coin into
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his pocket next to a silver cross, which prevented the Devil from changing back into his original form.
he was being very clever, but it all backfired on him because when he did finally die God refused him entry into heaven while the Devil, keeping his word not to claim his soul, would not allow Jack into hell. He sent Jack off into the dark night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved-out turnip and is said to have been roaming the Earth his home-made lamp ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as “Jack of the Lantern,” and then, simply “Jack O’Lantern.”
A long established four-part mixed choir, seeks members in all voices. We sing a very wide variety of music eg: The Beatles, John Rutter, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Schubert, Folk Songs and Choral Works, amongst many others styles. We would love to meet you, do come along to a rehearsal, which last about one hour. The annual fee is most reasonable. We sing on Mondays at 19.30 in a building close to Kewstoke Church, at the bottom of Monk’s Hill. For more information, please contact miketedstones@sky.com or 01934 414366.
Caroline Barlow School of Dance
Over 50’s/Beginners Ballet - 9.30am - 10.15am
2.5 years and over classes in - Ballet,Tap, Modern and ExamsJazz.
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Tap level 3 - 10.15am - 11.00am
EASY dance fit level 1 - 11.30am - 12.15pm
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New students and adults welcome all year round.
This game, also known as French Boule, is a good way of keeping fit. Average ‘steps’ per session is about 3 thousand and throwing a boule 1 and half pounds in weight at the jack requires good eye and hand coordination. Play for October :-Mondays at 4pm. Weds at 10.30am, 1pm and 4pm. Thursdays 1pm and 4pm. Sundays 10.45am. New players welcome, entrance to piste is though Clarence Bowling Club main gate.
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Childrens Classes: Wednesday - Saturday
Dance Fit level 3 - 11.00am - 11.45am
Tap Beginners level 1 - 11.45am - 12.30pm
Clarence Park Petanque Club – Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays
Over 50’s Dance Fit level 2 - 11.15am - 12.15pm
Mondays: WsM’s Lions Club has a mix of men and women who work together to support the local community - through fund raising and working in partnership with local charities. Additionally, the Club meets socially once a month. We welcome new members and invite you to get in touch to see how you can get involved – ‘Ordinary People doing Amazing Things’. Contact our membership on jounderhay@sky.com and follow our Facebook page @TheLionsClubofWeston-super-Mare to keep up to date with all that we get up to!
6.15pm at The Blakehay Theatre £6.50 - £4.50. Inspire Musical Theatre Dance classes are an hour long where routines are upbeat, fun and themed - set to a track from a well-known musical! Enhance your skills, work up a sweat or just feel the music. Suitable for 16+.
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This year sees the 125th anniversary of the original opening of the Weston, Clevedon & Portishead Light Railway between Weston-super-Mare and Clevedon and the 115th anniversary of its completion to Portishead.
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Vocalstars - choir for 6-11 year oldsMondays
Inspire Musical Theatre Dance Class –Mondays
in RAD and ISTD, friendly competitions and shows.
Over 50’s Dance Fit level 2 - 10.30am - 11.30am
A fun night of singing makes a great start to the week. There are no auditions, no need to read music, yet we achieve something special that makes us award-winning. Join us as we start our preparations for Christmas, and experience for yourself the friendliness, team spirit and cheerful enthusiasm of Vocalise in a free trial session. Run by a qualified singing teacher. St George’s Community Centre 7.30pm to 9.30pm.
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A new choir for children at St. George’s Community Centre, 6pm-7pm. Be in at the start of something special! A fun, educational session with a qualified singing teacher and Vocal Health First Aider in a kind, safe, encouraging environment with performing opportunities. Sign up for the free.
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Tap level 2 - 9.30am -10.15am
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6.15pm at The Blakehay Theatre, £7.50 - £5.50. Embodying, empowering and connecting to that best self through the art of dance, Abundance Commercial Dance class is high energy, slick, and a faster pace. Suitable for 16+.
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Western Active Stroke Group was formed in 2003 by a group of local stroke survivors. It has since grown into one of the foremost Stroke Groups in the local area. We meet every Tuesday at Worlebury Golf Club, Monks Hill, Worlebury, BS22 9SX between 10.00am and Noon. Coffee Mornings include, Bingo, Quizzes, Regular Armchair Exercise with a qualified Physio, Speakers, Lunches, Days Out and Holidays. We welcome all Stroke survivors along with Partners/Carers. For more info Contact Stuart Marshall on 01934 514560, or
Give Walking Cricket a Bash! Free taster Session Tuesdays, 12.30pm – 2pm at Hutton Moor Leisure Centre, W-S-M. Over 50’s £3.50 to attend, equipment provided. Walking Cricket is an adapted version of traditional game to suit those who are less mobile. The game can cater for different needs and abilities. The game is designed to be fun and social. So, if you have never played, or perhaps haven’t played in 20 years this could be for you!
The coffee mornings are held at Milton Baptist Church every Tuesday from 10oclock until 12oclock. Coffee and Biscuits are free and everybody is welcome, it’s just a friendly gathering.
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Looking for a kind word? Weston Scrabble club has loads of them. We are one of the largest and oldest Scrabble clubs in the country situated in the very heart of Weston. We play every week with 3 leagues from beginners to tournament players. Competitions, Christmas party, raffles and quizzes too. You are invited to join in with the fun. We meet every Tuesday at St Saviours Hall on Locking Road, starting at 7pm. £3 entry. It’s a great way to socialize, especially if you like playing with words. For more details contact the chairman, Geoff Hammond on 01296 879214.
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The Booth* family called AHM Installations for advice as their father, who uses a wheelchair, was struggling to access the bathroom easily and safely. They wanted to have their downstairs study and toilet knocked together to form one large wetroom. This may sound like a job for a builder, but AHM have all the skills and experience you need.
Updating your bathroom?
When you’re updating your bathroom, naturally the style of shower, basin and tiles are important. But there may be structural work needed too – AHM Installations can do it all. For example, you could create a bigger bathroom by removing a wall or create a new ensuite bathroom by adding a wall. If you wanted a more powerful shower the electric cables could need updating. A floor might need taking up to examine the pipework underneath. A good installations company doesn’t shy away from this type of work because it ensures that your bathroom is safe; that it meets regulations and that it works for you. The last thing you want in your bathroom is dodgy electrics!
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“We created a completely new space from scratch”, said Charles Weeks, Bathroom Surveyor at AHM. The dividing wall was knocked down, a new ceiling was put in and a new extractor fan was installed. The fuse board, which was previously situated in the study, was moved out into the hallway – a complex electrical job. Light switches were moved and a shaving socket was added, all to make the room easier for Mr Booth to use. The family are delighted with their new wetroom.
“AHM is an absolutely wonderful company – we couldn’t recommend it more. It’s made such a difference to Dad and to all of us. Amazing designers and the men who fitted it were wonderful, polite and patient.” AHM often have jobs that require structural work. AHM take the hassle out of organising the tradespeople you need to complete the job. All our fitters are members of BIKBBI which means they are DBS checked, fully insured and continually monitored. AHM Installations is a family-run firm installing safe, affordable bathrooms for people with limited mobility. Call us on 01934 318438 to discuss your needs.
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Autumn Term starts 13 September. For more details, contact Lynne on 01934 628760 / 07519 109002 or online at
7.30pm at The Blakehay Theatre, £7.50 - £5.50. Embodying, empowering and connecting to that best self through the art of dance, Abundance Heels Dance class will fill you with positivity in a safe and confident environment they create. Suitable for 16+.
Always wanted to learn to draw and paint; develop your skill; or start using that set of paints you were given? --(all in a friendly environment!) Lynne teaches a wide range of subjects in Watercolours 1.00pm. to 4.00pm on Tuesdays, and Oils, Acrylics, Watercolours and Pastels 10.00am to 1.00pm on Wednesdays, at Greenways Farm, 2 Lyefield Road (behind the Crematorium), Worle BS22 9NX --- plus seasonal Outdoor Painting and Indoor Workshops in the holidays.
7.30pm at The Blakehay Theatre,£7.00 - £5.50. Exciting new weekly class for fun and fitness. This beautiful dance form is perfect for toning, balance and posture. It’s low impact and anyone is welcome.
6.15pm at The Blakehay Theatre,£6.50 - £4.00. The original, fun and flirty way to get fit! Your chance to release your inner diva with a commercial dance and fitness class. Suitable for 16+.
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for beginners and those wishing to join the sequence dance community. 11am-1pm - Back-to-back sequence dancing incorporating new and popular sequence dances with walk through and leading off by Molly & Malcolm with occasional new teach. Every Friday Afternoon 2pm to 4.30 pm - Ballroom Latin and popular sequence dance. Everyone welcome and a chance to socialise with tea and coffee. We are a friendly and community - based group but everyone is welcome for an afternoon of dance. Contact danceintospringuk@ gmail.com or 07437 203 642
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If you enjoy dancing, join us on Wednesday evenings from 8pm-10.15pm at The Grand Atlantic Hotel Ballroom, Weston super Mare, for a social evening of Ballroom, Latin & Social Sequence dancing at a price of £5.00pp. Our club has been established for over 30 years, dancing to `Mark’s Music’. We pride ourselves on offering a friendly welcoming atmosphere and are pleased to welcome dancers of all abilities. For more information check our website www.mthdancing.com or Our Facebook page MTH Dancing.
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Abundance Heels Dance Class - Tuesdays
Starting on Tuesday 16th August at 2:30pm, local charity, Age UK Somerset is launching a brand-new outdoor Tai Chi class for people over 60.
Odyssey Dance and Fitness The Sass ClassWednesdays
Weston 50+ Social Singles GroupWednesdays
If you are an ‘older singleton’ looking to make new friends and improve your social life then we could be just the thing for you! We arrange meals, walks, shows, music events and lots more besides! Come along and try out our group for a week or two to see if we suit you and then become a member if we do! We understand it will be brave of you to contact us in the first instance but remember, every one of our current members have done the same thing originally so why not pick up that phone or mobile and give us a call or text us. For more info Contact Margaret on 07887 883251 or Rob on 07899 755457.
The programme is based on a form of Tai Chi called QiGong Shibashi, which is made up of 18 mindful movements. The class will meet at Grove Park for an hour of gentle Tai Chi. Pre-booking is essential. In adverse weather the class will not run. For more information contact call 01823 345624 or email
Our Day Centre provides respite care for people who need time out from looking after a loved one or just companionship for lone people. We now have some great entertainment coming back in which is great. Each session will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Hall, Milton on Tuesdays 10.30-1.30pm. For more information call Nikki on 07879018384 / 01934 429519 or email nikkidight@gmail.com
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Every Wednesday morning from 10am-1pm a small group of dedicated dancers come together each week to learn modern sequence dances the ballroom way. 10am-11am - One hour of detailed teaching through scripts of popular sequence dances incorporating ballroom techniques
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...and mellow fruitfulness, states the first line of the famous Keats poem. There is something rather lovely about autumn. The days are cooler but often sunny, yet the ground is more moist and so easier to dig. It’s the perfect time of year for gardening.
It’s tempting to tidy up all the browning plant stems but try not to get carried away. Leave some standing because they provide important habitats for wildlife.
If you feel that your garden needs a little more colour heading into winter add a couple of dogwood shrubs into your borders. There are striking red and yellow varieties available. You can also plant sedum, Japanese anemones (Liriope) and Michaelmas daises (Aster). These flower well into late autumn and early winter.
My neighbour (who is retired) makes fabulous leaf mould in meshed cages he’s constructed himself. I take a ‘busy mum’ approach to fallen leaves. I run them over with a mower then rake the resulting confetti off my lawn into the flower beds and
Finally, a little planning for next year goes a long way. October is the perfect time to plant daffodil, crocus, hyacinth and allium bulbs for next spring.
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I do harvest a few seedheads each year: poppies, nigella, and alliums are my favourites. I cut them, leaving their long stems intact and put the heads inside a paper bag, then hang the bunches inside to dry. The ripe seeds fall into the bag and can be labelled and kept for sowing next year’s free plants! The decorative heads look nice in a vase too.
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If you planted any perennials a few years ago they might need to be divided. Take a look at your plants. If they are dying off in the middle but have good growth around the edges, it’s time to lift and divide. Dig up the root ball of the plant, brush and pull off excess soil and set on to a plastic ground sheet. Pull (or use a garden fork to prise) apart the football into three or four clumps, each with a section of healthy shoots and roots. Replant the ’new’ plants elsewhere in the garden or try swapping plants with friends. Don’t forget to keep them well-watered until they have become established.
borders and let them rot naturally. They soon break down and are incorporated into the soil by worms. I still hanker after my own leaf mould crates though.
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While I’m out of action please look after yourselves. I will see you and your ears very soon!
Rest assured…I’LL BE BACK! If you would like to make an appointment for a date after 30.10.22 you can use the website to do so, details below. Alternatively, you can phone me using the mobile number below. Although I won’t physically be at the clinic, I will be able to take calls, make bookings, discuss ear problems etc. with you over the phone If I’m not able to pick up straight away, please do leave your name and number and I will get back to you.
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Happy 1st Anniversary Clear Ear Microsuction, 1 year old this month! Wow, where does the time go? I’m so grateful to all my patients who have supported my small local business over the last year and helped it grow into a thriving business. I’m getting a lot of you returning which is fabulous. I’m also getting a lot of “word of mouth” patients so a huge thank you to my patients who have recommended me. And while I’m thanking everyone, thank you to everyone who have left amazing reviews on Google, Facebook and Instagram, some really lovely words from you all. Here’s to a great 2nd year!
For the next few weeks, I’m needing to take a medical time out which means the clinic will be temporarily closed from 09.09.22 till 30.10.22.
For Apple phones and tablets: Click Settings > General > Software Update – the latest update at the time of writing is iOS 15.6.1 so please update to this or a newer update if available. For older devices that cannot be updated, it would be wise to consider replacing them, as they could be a security risk, and are likely not performing particularly well.
For Android phones and tablets: Open up your phone’s settings app, near the bottom tap System > System Update and install any updates that are shown as available.
Are your devices up to date?
With recent news that Apple devices could be exploited by hackers, we felt it a timely reminder to check if your computers, phones and tablets are fully up to date. Without these updates, devices could be at risk, even if they have up to date anti-virus software, so by manually checking and making sure all updates are installed, this will help keep your devices secure.
- From the Apple menu in the corner of your screen, choose “About This Mac”. This will display the name of the operating system. If it does not show Catalina, you can usually update via the App Store App by searching for Catalina. Please note that not all Macs will update to the latest MacOS, especially those over 7 years old, but there will still be minor updates available via the “Software Update” button within the “About this Mac” screen.
For Window computers: Click the Start Button, then Settings, then Windows Update. You should install any mentioned updates and restart when prompted, then re-visit the same screen to see if there are any further updates. For any computers not running Windows 11, we strongly suggest upgrading.
We understand that completing the above is not always easy, so should you need any help with updating, please see our advert on this page, as we can visit to assist getting everything up to date and can also give the device a health check at the same time.
For Apple computers: The current MacOS is called “Catalina” (also likely to be replaced in September)
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Two Slimming World consultants with over 20 years experience between them are returning to Locking Castle after covid restrictions forced them to relocate to a venue on Meadvale.
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Hewish & District WI meet every third Thursday of the month at Puxton & Hewish Village Hall, Maysgreen Lane, Hewish BS24 6RW, at 7.30pm. We have members from all over Weston as well as the villages. Our October speaker is Linda Griffin, who will be giving us advice on avoiding scams. Our activities include monthly walks, craft sessions, theatre visits and friendly skittles. New members always welcome, ring 01934 249352 for further details.
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The FUCHSIA Group (Friendship & Understanding, Cancer Help and Support in Abundance) - Thursdays
We are a self-help Cancer Support Group who have experienced Cancer at close hand, whether as a patient, relative or carer. We have been supporting members since 2010. We are now up and running again since Covid, so if you would like to come along and join us for a chat over a cup of tea and cake, we meet every Thursday 10am – 12pm at the Nightjar pub in Worle. If you would like more information, please
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We run on Thursday mornings, 1011.30am term-time only, at Worle Baptist Church. For parents/carers and children from birth up to school age. We have a variety of toys to play with, craft and/or colouring activities available, song time and refreshments. The cost of each session remains at £1 per family (£2 per childminder with 3 or more children), payable on arrival. God is at the centre of all we do, including our prayer opportunities during each session. Everyone is welcome! Spaces available. Please contact Sarah on wbc.cap_sv@yahoo.com, call 01934 521642 (answerphone available) for more details.
Junior Yoga classes run Thursdays during school term time in Baker Street, Weston super Mare. The class is designed for children aged 8+ and aims to improve flexibility, balance and co-ordination as well as social skills. For more details and to book a trial class please contact Tina on 07710 767511
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When we are cooking, we can save a lot of energy just by adjusting how we do things. Boil the water you need in a kettle before pouring it over the food you want to cook in a pan, and always choose a pan that fits the amount of food you’re cooking. Using the microwave or slow cooker will save pounds, and when using the oven use glass and ceramic dishes instead of metal trays as they retain the heat. Pressure cookers may sound old fashioned, but they cook food quickly and efficiently and modern ones are easy to use.
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As the October winds start to blow, we are all too aware that a hard winter lies ahead for everyone. In this new climate that is more than unsettling we all need to try our best to watch out for each other. There have been numerous ideas on how to cut down on our energy use. Even simple things like unplugging chargers when they are not in use can save extra money. Only fill the kettle for the cups you are making, don’t boil water you’re not going to use. Taking a shorter shower will save and fill your washing machine instead of doing small loads. Many washing machines now have a mixed load which is useful if washing a mixture of fabrics. When it comes to mixing darks and lights that’s tricky. But it may be a necessity as time goes on. Make sure you check for colour fastness and use a lower temperature; most washing products will work well at 30 degrees. Fill the dishwasher before turning it on and remember it can still be cheaper to run a full load in your dishwasher then heating lots of hot water to wash up by hand.
If you enjoy singing, come and join us on Thursday nights! We’re a friendly and enthusiastic choir of over 30 people from in and around Worle and Westonsuper-Mare. The choir is open to male and female voices, usually singing in four-part harmony. We welcome new members, there’s no audition or previous experience needed, just bring your enthusiasm and a drink of water! We do at least two concerts a year and have other opportunities to perform throughout the year. If you don’t feel comfortable performing in front of an audience, just come along for the enjoyment of singing. We meet from 8pm -10pm, at St Marks Church, St Marks Road, Worle, BS22 7PW. For further details, please ring Sue on 07881 872350 or 01934 622542.
Weston Super Mare Bridge Club is a long established club offering friendly bridge to players of all levels of experience. The Club is based at the Haywood Village Academy, 20 Whitney Cres BS24 8ES on Saturday afternoons 1.30pm for 1.45pm start. The cost to play is £2 per session. Visitors and new members are always welcome. For further details please contact Daphne Greatorex telephone 01278 555897 or email LGBT+daphnegreat@sky.com-Sundays&
Our under 18s had a lovely Summer Break returning to their sessions on 10th September. This new term will see our under 8s working on the A, B, Cs of Athletics, our over 8s will be working on building their knowledge of all aspects of Athletics and our over 12s are continuing with their Coaching Plans, working on their specific goals. If you have a child under the age of 17 who would like to get involved in Athletics, please get in touch with the team at WestonWhippetsrc@ Westongmail.comSuper
Free Film Nights – Saturday 1st October
Vocalist-Lite - Thursdays
A no-pressure singing group for ladies to make friends and enjoy singing. No experience needed - all are welcome. No need to perform if you don’t want to - you choose. Come and join us as we prepare for Christmas. Who doesn’t love Christmas music? Our Lady of Lourdes hall, Baytree Road. 1.45pm - 2.45pm. Run by a qualified singing teacher. More details from Ann - 01934 627709, ann.clewlow@btinternet.com, Facebook, vocalisechoir.wordpress.com. Please contact first - we aim to keep Covid at bay!
Weston Whippets - Saturdays
Why not come and join us? We meet every Friday at the hall behind the night jar public house. (The No 3 bus stops outside.) The club meets every Friday from 2pm until 4pm. We have entertainment, coffee or tea and biscuits. We have raffles and draws. We also get together a couple of times a year for a buffet lunch and skittles. The club also runs days out and holidays by coach in the summer plus a tinsel & turkey break at Christmas. We also have a Christmas lunch and tea. Anyone interested call Jean Turpin on 01934 510672
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St Martin’s Church will be starting a new season of Free Film Nights on Saturday 1st October. The doors will open at 5.15pm and the film starts at 5.45pm. Admission is free and there will be tea and coffee available. To start the season the first film showing will be the new Steven Spielberg version of West Side Story, released in 2022. The next film night will be on 29th October and the film shown will be Belfast.
The Wee Cannae Dance Club - Fridays
Worle Community Choir - Thursdays
The North Somerset LGBT+ Forum is running weekly jumble sales at their HQ at 68 Meadow Street, WsM, every Sunday between 10am-4pm. There will be preloved goodies, LGBT+ merch and local information available. The Forum also runs monthly support groups in Weston-super-Mare for the LGBT+ community, taking place on Wednesday evenings between 6-8pm. There are groups for young people, families, and those over the age of 50.
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On Saturday 1st October The Friends Of The Playhouse will be holding their Annual General Meeting in the auditorium. This commences at 10.30am.
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We are a social club which meets at St Georges Community Centre, BS22 7XF on Fridays from 1pm to 3pm. We are not a dance school. You don’t have be a dancer and you don’t have to dance. It’s just about having fun. A wide range of music and dance available. Country, pop, latin and modern. Come along, meet new friends and have a lot of fun. Tea, coffee and biscuits. The fee is £3 per person. Call Tony on 07552 907813 for more information.
The Friends Of The Playhouse – Saturday 1st October
cup of tea or coffee and a welcoming ear. Sometimes this helps the day go by. For more information contact Anne on 07923 055 241 always happy to help.
Meadvale Friendship Club - Fridays
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We meet twice monthly on a Friday morning 10am -12noon at The Coach House Inn, Locking. Our aim is to help those who care for someone who are terminally ill or similar. We have speakers on many subjects, with discussions and quizzes. In fact, our group is a respite for those who want to have time out for themselves, a
NHS Retirement Fellowship – Tuesday 4th October
Our next meeting is Tuesday 4th October 2022 at the Scouts Hut, Windwhistle Lane, BS23 4PR from 10.30 to 12.30. The speaker this month is Ashley Jones - Fraud Protect Advisor which should be interesting. Tea, coffee and a raffle will be held as usual. All are welcome including family and friends whether NHS staff or working in the social care sector. Further information on our group can be found on the web:- ‘Branch Finder NHS Retirement Fellowship Weston super Mare’.
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St Martin’s Church, Worle – Sunday 2nd & Sunday 10th October
Come along to our Autumn Craft Fayre on Saturday 1st October from 11am to 2pm at Tamar Wellness Centre, Trenleigh Drive, Worle, BS22 6BU. Quality Crafts, Gifts and Produce (created by local people). A selection of homemade cakes and hot and cold drinks available.
WC&P Railway Group – Sunday 2nd October
To commemorate the anniversary, the WC&P Railway Group has organised an exhibition to be held on Sunday 2nd October in the Parish Wharf Leisure Centre next to Portishead Marina. Original artefacts from the railway will be on display, together with some of the best model railways in the country.
Monday 3rd October - a fun project meeting with sewing by hand, so don’t forget your usual sewing kit! A show-and-tell of members quilts with explanation of various techniques. Mark Pickles trading with a good selection including Christmas fabrics. Visitors welcome, £5. Doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm start. Winterstoke
A new creative meditation evening, at the Community Hub, Coronation Shops, Loxton Road, W.S.M. BS23 4QX. We meet every month on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays, at 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Come and spend a couple of hours in a relaxed and friendly space, with like minded people. Explore the creative forces of nature within you, using meditation, self–awareness and self belief. No experience necessary. Enjoy a cup of tea/coffee. Sorry no children as you need a quiet space. Donations welcome.
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Weston U3a – Friday 7th October
There will be a total of 14 layouts, several being award winners and appearing in national magazines. No less than four superb model layouts of the WC&P Railway itself – Weston-super-Mare (Ashcombe Road), Clevedon, River Yeo bridge, and Portishead – are being shown together for the first time.
A range of models will be on display – locomotives, coaches, wagons and even a Weston horse-bus. Slide shows of historic photos will be running all day and demonstrations of kit building will be given. Eight societies will have stands including Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland railways, Colonel Stephens Society, Portishead Railway Group and the Vale of Berkeley Railway. There will be trade stands including local Portishead artist Stuart Booth with his superb oil paintings for sale. Light refreshments will be available. There will be something for everyone at this unique exhibition and it’s an event not to be missed! Further details can be found on www.wcprgroup.org.uk
Hundred Academy, Beaufighter Road, Weston-superMare, BS24 8EE. Large free car park at the venue.
The Club meets on the first Thursday of every month, at our new venue Bleadon Coronation Hall, Bleadon, Weston super Mare, BS24 0PG, commencing at 7.30pm-10.00pm. Top Artists entertain us using today’s state of the art instruments. They play music from shows, musicals, films the big band era, 1960’s and more. During a thirty-minute interval we provide tea, coffee and biscuits etc for a small charge. Entry fee is £8.00 at the door with free parking. For more information, please visit the websites www.westonorganclub.20m.com, www.organfax. co.uk/clubs/weston or call Jo (Chairman) on 01934 812759. Our next concert is October 6th Michael Wooldridge: www.organfax.co.uk/players/ Beyondmichaelwooldridge/Boundaries
Autumn Craft Fayre – Saturday 1st October
On Sunday 2nd October we will celebrating Harvest. Come along at 10am for our special Harvest Thanksgiving Service. On Sunday 10th October we will be holding our Sunday School again with Vicar Jon and Goldie at 10am in Worle Village School! Advance Notice from Friday 9th December to Sunday 11th December we will be having our first Christmas Tree Festival. Come and be part of it. Tree’s will need to be artificial and to be 4ft high or shorter. Do use lights. You can decorate the tree in anyway you would like to and it is free to enter as individuals, playgroups, schools, organisations, businesses – everyone! For more information contact Vicar Jon on revjonormrod@gmail.com
We would like to invite all members and non-members to our Annual Open Day on Friday 7th October at St Paul’s Church, Walliscote Road. Times will be given nearer the date. We will have members from most groups to give you information on their activities and how you can join in. Our coffee mornings are now back every Tuesday 10.00am to 11.15am at Friends Meeting House in Weston High Street, where you will be welcomed and can find how to join us.
Weston Organ and Keyboard Club –Thursday 6th October
Weston Quilters – Monday 3rd October
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Human skulls have been used as drinking cups throughout history. Cro-Magnon (the first early modern) man scraped away muscles and flesh and hacked off and smooth the lower portion of the skull. (It is not known whether these skulls belonged to revered ancestors or hated enemies.) In the Middle Ages, the skulls of saints were used as drinking cups on ceremonial occasions. Lord Byron served wine to his visitors in Newstead Abbey in a human skull that he found in the cloisters there. A Howler or Not? Not.
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Most plant pollen is highly inflammable. It will ignite and explode when placed on an extremely hot surface. In the early days of modern theatre, artificial lightning was produced by throwing pollen grains of the club moss onto a hot shovel. Howler? No, it’s not.
One of the first things we learned in a Chemistry lab is how to light a Bunsen burner, a gas burner used to heat solutions of chemicals. The eminent German chemist Robert W. Bunsen invented the Bunsen burner. Howler? Yes…Robert W Bunsen did not invent it, he merely popularized its use.
The hydrochloric acid of the human digestive process is so strong a corrosive that it easily can eat its way through a cotton handkerchief and even through iron. But it does not endanger the walls of the stomach, which are protected by a film of sticky mucus (yuk!). Howler? No this is true!
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We are pleased to resume our meetings with a talk about the Archaeology of Pottery by David Dawson. We meet at The Stable in Wadham Street at 7-9pm the second Tuesday of the month. Entrance for visitors £2.50 including refreshments.
Kewstokeblakehaytheatre.co.ukWI–Tuesday 11th October
Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary is this year celebrating 30 years since they opened their doors to abandoned, unwanted and abused animals. Come help them celebrate this special anniversary with a FUN QUIZ NIGHT on Friday 14 October 2022 at Long Ashton Community Centre, starting at 7.30pm. Teams of 4 cost £10. There will be a bar, raffle, fun & games, tombola, cakes and snack food (including pre orders of either wine, French cider or non alcoholic drink with cheese, crackers and grape platters). Tickets available from the Holly Hedge shop in Nailsea or from contacting HHedgeevents@gmail.com or telephone 07989 945980.
1st Ashcombe (Weston-super-Mare) Mare Scout Group Autumn Craft Fayre – Saturday 8th October
We are holding our Craft Fayre on Saturday 8th October 2-4pm at St Peter’s Church Hall, Baytree Road, Milton, BS22 8HG. Admission price 50p for adults and 20p for children. We will have a variety of stalls including; ZJ Miniatures (dollhouse furniture etc), Indulge Scents by Jess, www.indulgescents.uk. Scouts have made bird boxes and Cubs bird feeders, handmade cards and soft crafts plus other stalls. We still have a limited number of craft table spaces at £10 each. Some car parking available onsite. We are close to the No 7 and X1 bus routes. Please contact info@1stashcombescout@ gmail.com for more information.
The Thursday Girls are holding a pop-up fabric shop on Wednesday October 12th at Greenways Farm,
At St. Joseph’s Church Hall in aid of Weston Hospicecare. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm start. £10.00 all you can play! Hosted by Cooksley and Son Funeral Directors. Event contact: 01934 626666.
To raise awareness around Hospicecare Week, The Community Fundraising Team at Weston Hospicecare are asking you to dress in blue for the day and donate to help us raise vital funds! All you have to do is: Text ‘BLUE £1’ to 70480 to donate £1 or Text ‘BLUE £2’ to 70480 to donate £2 etc. We’d love for you to upload a photograph online in your best ‘blues’ to show your support. Feel free to get your family, friends and pets involved, tag us on social media and use the hashtags below! Good luck everyone: we are all looking forward to seeing your photos! #WearItBlue Bingo#FromMyHeartToMyHospiceNight–Friday14th October
Kewstoke WI meet on the second Tuesday of the month at Kewstoke Village Hall, Crookes Lane BS22 9XB. All ladies are welcome to join us at our next meeting when our speaker will be Peter Lander on the history of Birnbeck Pier. For more information contact Joy at Weston-super-Marejmorton8@sky.com
W.S.M. & District Family History Society –Wednesday 12th October
The next meeting will be on Wednesday 12th 2022 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Hall, Baytree Rd. Milton, W.S.M, BS22 8HQ from 2.30pm to 5pm. Speaker PETER TOWEY starts at 3pm on ‘The 1921 Census’. New members & visitors are welcome. Entrance fee is £1-50 for members & £2 for visitors.
Pop Up Fabric Shop – Wednesday 12th October
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7.30pm at The Blakehay Theatre. A year later than planned WorleWind Band are celebrating 10 years of music making in Weston-super-Mare with this anniversary concert. Tickets cost £16.00 - £8.00. www.
Holly Hedge Quiz Night – Friday 14th October
Lyefield Road, Worle from 10.00am to 3.00pm. Mark Pickles will be bringing a fantastic selection of fabrics, including bargains and Christmas fabrics, as well as wadding, haberdashery and sewing tools. He can also service your sewing machine while you enjoy coffee, homemade cakes, or a light lunch in our coffee shop. For further details contact Heather on 07967527455 or Gloria!thethursdaygirls@gmail.com–Friday14thOctober
WorleWind Band 10th Anniversary ConcertSaturday 15th October
On Friday 14th October at 7.30pm, Trinity Singers and Churchill Academy join forces to perform Vivaldi’s Gloria and other favourites, at All Saints’ Church, WSM, BS23 2NL. Tickets cost £12.50 on the door. This will be a wonderful concert.
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The Knitted Bible Exhibition – Sunday 16th October
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Weston Woodturning Circle – Thursday 20th October
Weston Woodturning Circle will meet on the 20th of October, being the third Thursday of each month, commencing at 7.00pm at: Weston AFC, Winterstoke Road, Weston super Mare. Visiting demonstrator is Jason Breach. For more information visit his website at www.jasonbreach.co.uk. Anyone interested can attend our meeting which is free of charge for the first two meetings. For more information about our friendly welcoming club contact us by visiting our website www.weston-woodturning-circle.co.uk
and other activities, a raffle and refreshments. Talks for 2022 include a crime writer, a TV & film actor/extra, foraging, and the history of Weston Playhouse. We also have a small wild swimming group! Non-members welcome, first meeting free. Just turn up! Contact us on wearewowwi@gmail.com, Facebook Women of Weston-super-Mare Womens Institute (WOW-WI)
Sunday 16th October sees the return of popular singer Dan Lealman back at the 49 Social Club, singing from 4pm, non-members over 18 are welcome to attend.
Worle WI hold meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at Castlebatch Community Centre, Bishops Avenue BS22 7PQ. We commence at 7.30pm. This month we will be holding our AGM and voting in the new committee. Time to mingle and chat with everyone. All welcome - please come along and see if we are right for you! Contact us at: enquire@worlewi.org.uk
Worle WI – Wednesday 19th October
WOW WI – Tuesday 18th October
Is coming to Wick St. Lawrence Church near Westons-Mare in October. An incredible ‘Must see’ Exhibition, which was started in Hartlepool in 2008 and now has 35 /36 handknitted scenes from the Bible. It has toured the country and been seen by thousands of people, including many schoolchildren. Open Sundays 1.30 -4pm and Tuesday -Saturday 10.30am - 4pm. Sorry closed on Mondays. Refreshments with additional. Special events planned during the festival. Further details - Facebook page: @stlawrence church1 or phone 01934 515716.
Live Music at The 49 Social Club – Sunday 16th October
If you would like to meet likeminded women of all ages, come along to our next meeting where you can learn more about Women of Weston super Mare Women’s Institute. We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 7.30 pm – 9.00pm at Haywood Community Hall, adjoining Haywood Village Academy, BS24 8ES. Our meetings include talks from a variety of speakers, crafts
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Sandbay Fish & Chips and The Cosy Hatch present their Annual Spooky Halloween Trail. Collect your map from the Hatch and hunt the letters around the local Village & Beach to receive a prize. Lots of fun Halloween treats will be available from Freak shakes, Spooky Ice creams, Ghoulish Hot Chocolates plus lots more. We will be open daily throughout the half term serving our usual delicious treats. Check our Facebook & Instagram pages for more details. Crookes Lane, Sandbay, BS22 9XB 01934 624000.
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The 2022 Poppy Launch will be held at Hutton Village Hall on 22nd October from 10:30am Tea/coffee and biscuits will be available and a short Remembrance Ceremony will be held at 11am “Waves of Harmony” ladies’ singing group will be with us to provide the entertainment. We are always looking for more Poppy Sellers. If you would like to help, please come along on the day or ring Norman on 07814 935274 or Liz on 07508
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U3A – Saturday 29th October
Live Music at The 49 Social Club – Sunday 30th October
Halloween Trail - Friday 28th OctoberSunday 30th October
Mendiphello@sandbayfishandchips.co.ukRocks!FestivalofGeologyrunning throughout October
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Saturday 22nd October
Once again, the Waves will have the honour of being part of the Poppy Launch at Hutton Village Hall on Saturday 22nd October. We are looking forward to seeing and singing for old friends. Following a fantastic singout at Tickenham Flower Show, we are now looking forward to learning our Christmas songs! A great time for new members to start – if any ladies love singing please phone Stephen on 07889 015681, or Sue on 01934 642806, or look on our website www.wavesofharmony.co.uk. We’d love to see you!
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U3A Wednesday Art Club are holding an exhibition of their work on Saturday 29th October from 10am to 2pm. This will be held at Worle Community Hall, Lawrence Road, Worle. BS22 6TU.
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and Dinky toys. Trade Stands with new and secondhand products. Light refreshments available. Level site, wheel chair friendly. Ample free parking. Admission: Adults £4.00 (cash only). Accompanied children free. For further information: contact Mike Barton on 07779 377046 Website: www.somersethrca.org.uk/index.html
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Richard Lennox is Musical Director with the Weston Operatic Society in the Musical 9-5 at the Playhouse Theatre in WSM from 26-29 October, tickets available from the box office 01934 645544
The Bristol and Somerset section of the national Hornby Railway Collectors’ Association stage its annual exhibition at The King Alfred School (B Block), Burnham Road, Highbridge, Somerset, TA9 3EE. Hornby O gauge and OO (Dublo) scale layouts running, along with other makes. Additional displays of Meccano
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The annual Mendip Rocks! festival of Geology celebrates the fascinating rocks that make up the magnificent Mendip Hills. It provides unique opportunities to experience how the geology shaped our past and how it continues to influence the landscape and wildlife of this area of outstanding natural beauty. There are a wide range of exciting events to enjoy, including family fossil fun days, guided walks, specialist geology lectures, and escorted tours of working quarries. There is something for everyone. For a full programme of festival events and more information on how to book, please visit: SocietyWeston-Super-Marewww.facebook.com/MendipRocks/www.mendiphillsaonb.org.uk/events/MusicAppreciation
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11am at The Blakehay Theatre. Following on from our successful Sing-a-Long season in 2019 we are delighted to be back with the smash hit film musical of 2021 about the Family Madrigal, with lyrics on screen that everyone can’t stop singing. £8.00 - £6.00 (family ticket available). www.blakehaytheatre.co.uk
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Weston u3a Drama – Saturday 29th October
As we had to cancel our show in April, we will now be staging it on Saturday 29th October. The show will be at Kewstoke Village Hall at 2.15pm. Refreshments will be available in the interval. Ticket purchased for April can be used and you can buy them at our coffee morning every Tuesday or at the door. Ticket price £4.
On Sunday 30th October the 49 Social Club welcomes back the brilliant Jon Claire for an afternoon of top entertainment from 4pm, non-members over 18 are welcome to attend.
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numbers also shown below. The latest information will be posted on our website. Meetings are from 2.15pm until 4.30pm with refreshments provided. We have presentations given by professional speakers and our own members. We are pleased to have welcomed several new members recently. Come and join a friendly group of people with a shared interest in a wide range of music. Non-members are also welcome at a nominal fee. PLEASE NOTE: We now meet at Milton Methodist Church, 2 Milton Hill, Weston-SuperMare BS22 9RA. (The hall is behind the church). For full details please email simonrawlings9@gmail.com or call either Simon on 07971474968 or the Secretary on 01934 814752
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With the arrival of the SEE Monster just around the corner, it’s an exciting time for Weston-super-Mare. An increase in visitors is great for the economy but we all need to be respectful of our local environment. Adopt-a-Street volunteers are stepping up to help and will be out and about clearing litter from the busy areas. If you’d like to join in and become an Adopt-a-Street volunteer, simply sign-up online and adopt any roads, or streets in your local area. North Somerset Council provides those who adopt a street with support, including litter-picking equipment and safety guidelines.
support families of children with additional needs & disabilities. This October we are running training for parent carers that have children/young people on the Autism diagnosis pathway, training on what happens after a diagnosis, plus a focus session on how to support mental health. We have regular coffee meet ups offering support and signposting. These are run at educational settings or at our base at The Firs in WSM – we also are reaching out into Clevedon, Portishead and Nailsea. To find us search NSPCWT on facebook or visit
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that composting is accessible to everyone and also to put across an important environmental message that deals with waste disposal has been an absolute pleasure.” Our next training day will be held at Yeo Valley Organic Garden on Tuesday 18 October.
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North Somerset Council, working in partnership with Garden Organic, are looking for green-minded enthusiasts to volunteer as master composters. Master composters are trained volunteers who educate people – friends, neighbours and the local community – in composting. This can involve attending events, giving talks, writing newsletters, networking, and using social media to engage with people. We recently launched the scheme in March and now have 8 fantastic volunteers out in the district spreading the composting message. They’ve been busy at events like North Somerset Show, Coniston Park lunch club, Wrington rewilding group and have even delivered an interactive workshop at Kewstoke Primary School.
Becoming a master composter gives you the opportunity to learn new skills, meet new people, and be part of a network of likeminded people from across the area. We will support you in your role providing resources and advice as well as socials for you to meet your fellow volunteers.
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Ladies, fed up with your bloke not wanting to dance? Does he feel too self-conscious? Rather stand by the bar so you end up dancing alone? We have the answer, send him to us every Thursday night we will teach him timing, rhythm and how to move his body and concquer his self cosciousnesss! Once you have danced with bells a shimmy round the floor with you will come naturally to him! Brent Knoll village hall every Thursday from 8.00pm. The Chalice Morris Men practice night, we are an all male Morris team looking for dancers, no previous experience necessary, [Girls if you wish to Morris we can point you in the direction of Ladies and Mixed teams]. So reclaim your Thursday evening Ladies, send your bloke to us, you know it makes sense! For more details contact Harlan Chapman Green on 07703334376
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Students Have Been Unveiling A 30-Foot Wonder Wall Of Wonderful Sporting Greats
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Three currents of Worle Community School Academy in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset unveiled the collage designed to inspire students with the role models. Student Ashley Ozua is on the books of Bristol Rovers joined Izzy Blackhurst, the fastest 14-year-old female swimmer in Britain, and Mia Chillman who is a top performing county netballer. The 30 foot collage has an array of heroes from across the sporting world. They were chosen for being role models to young people. The collage is made up of top personalities including England cricketer Moeen Ali, teenage tennis Emma Raducanu, Sky Brown: the Olympic skateboarding medallist when aged only 13, and Gold Medal Paralympian Ellie May Simmonds. PE teacher Dan Jackson said: “These sports people were chosen for their character, diversity, and inspiration. “They are role models for our students representing disabled sports, ethnic minorities and are well known to people.” The wall is just one of a series of huge improvements to the academy over the past five years since becoming part of The Priory Learning Trust.
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Mandy Bishop and Carol Smith have been at the preschool for over 20 years and have thoroughly enjoyed supporting the children to learn and grow. Now the preschool provision at PCSA is closing to make way for Little Learners at Castle Batch Primary School Academy which opens on Monday 5th September. It will continue to provide a quality education to children aged 2 – 4 years, less than a mile down the road. Priory Preschool Manager Sam Perry will be transferring to Castle Batch in September and is really excited to continue working with Mandy, Carol and preschool practitioner Laura Harper. Amy Marsh, Early Years Strategic Lead said: “it’s a great time to be moving our Early Years provision to Castle Batch. “It makes sense to have the preschool provision on our primary school site. It will be great to offer children aged 2 -4 the opportunity to learn, grow and develop in purpose built classrooms.” The new provision will offer flexible sessions between 7.30am and 6.00pm for 50 weeks of the year.
We are Morris Minor, the singing section of the The Chalice Morris Men, we perform Traditional Folk songs, Sea Shanties and one or two unexpected numbers! We have been together since 1972 leading the sing song in the pubs after the team has danced. With the resurgence of interest in Tradition Song, Shanties etc we are now performing these in our own right. Two Nights out for you in October, On the 1st we shall be having a night out with the Beached Bouys at the Captains Cabin from 7.30pm and our own regular show at The Vaults from 8,00pm on the 5th, we are spoiling you! So why not come along, entry is free and you can have a drink, a bit of a laugh and exercise those vocal cords by joining in the Chorus, For more details call or text Derek Bond 07747326212
Strong and Steady with Age UK Somerset! Do you sometimes feel unsteady on your feet? Then a Strong and Steady exercise session may be just what you need. They are designed to help you improve balance, rebuild muscle strength, stay confident and mobile, while having some fun! Age UK Somerset is dedicated to promoting the wellbeing of older people locally, and they have a range of exercise sessions to help you stay independent. The specially designed, evidencebased sessions are friendly and relaxed – why not contact them about the new Strong and Steady session in Bleadon? 01823 345614 fallsprevention@
Castle Batch Primary School Academy (CBPSA) has enjoyed an impressive clean sweep of Good ratings with an overall Good judgement. The North Worle school impressed inspectors for its quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and its early years provision. In this latest report, Inspectors hailed the school’s caring, inclusive ethos quoting the ‘strong relationships between pupils and staff’. They also noted that pupils ‘feel happy and safe in school’ and that leaders and teachers have ‘high expectations’ of pupils. They added that ‘Pupils have positive attitudes to their learning and behave well.’The school has been part of The Priory Learning Trust since April 2018. Principal Sally Taylor said: “This is a superb Ofsted report and to say we are delighted is a huge understatement. “The staff and governors have always been committed to maintaining the good standards at CBPSA. “Our staff continued to focus on improvement throughout lockdown and beyond, ensuring that the children and their learning are at the very heart of everything we do and say.” Among a raft of impressive praise, Ofsted said Parents speak positively about the school and how well it supports pupils, Pupil voice matters, and Leaders give pupils positive role models to inspire them. The nursery will open for the first time on Monday 5th September and will be open 7.30am - 6.00pm all year round.
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With the recent admission of Helen Green to the Rotary family, Weston’s Membership is increased to 31. In the August/September issue of Rotary Magazine, Canadian Jennifer Jones, Rotary International President for 2022/23, challenges us to embrace D E I, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion across our World Wide organisation. She suggests that one of the ways of achieving this is for Rotary Clubs to reach the ambitious goal, set a few years ago, of increasing their share of female members to 30% by 2023. That’s in less than a year’s Westontime.Rotary
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is proud to be leading the way in this respect, as almost 12 months ahead of schedule our club has already reached this target, with Helen becoming our 9th current Female Rotarian.
Whichever gender you identify with, if you are interested in finding out more about Rotary and what it achieves in the community, give Stewart a ring on 07776216304.
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