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On Wednesday, 2nd October we will be having a fish supper with games at our monthly meeting in St George’s Church Hall at 7:30pm. As usual guests are always welcome to join us, but on this occasion they will need to talk to any committee member to pre-order their supper choice. Craft group dates for October are Tuesday 8th and 22nd in St George’s Church Hall at 10:00am - 12:00pm. Non members are always welcome to join this group.
Nailsea Folk Club will present a RNLI 200th Anniversary Folk Concert at 2:00pm on Sunday 6th October in 2nd Nailsea Scout HQ, Hannah More Road, Nailsea, BS48 4SA. Performances by “High and Dry” Shanty Group and members from Winscombe & Nailsea Folk Clubs who will perform original material as part of the RNLI Challenge. Entry is “FREE” but “The HAT” will be passed around (Bring Cash) plus a Raffle all to raise funds for the RNLI 200. Bring your own drinks but there will be free cordial for children.
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Want to go somewhere warm during the winter?… That is open to everyone. A warm welcome - and a warm space to sit and catch up with old friends and new.
Where? Redcliffe Bay Methodist Church Hall, Queens Road BS20 8HT.
When? Every Monday afternoon, 1:30pm4:00pm, from 7th October to Easter.
Tea, coffee, toast and cake, toys, games, and more, wifi available. Car park, level access, disabled toilet with baby changing unit. Nearest bus stop is on Down Road, close to the top of Queens Road.
As Cruse bereavement service Volunteers we frequently hear from those joining “Walk and Talk“ of how helpful it is walking together with others experiencing similar life changes. Contact crusebristol@gmail.com with phone details, if joining for first time on Thursday 10th October at 10:00am. Walk Leader will contact you .
Our Cruse Drop in will take place in Methodist Community Hub, High St. Thursday 31st October between 10:00am and 12 noon. You will receive a warm welcome. Trained bereavement volunteers present, information on grief available and refreshments available from hospitality team.
Death Cafes meet all over the world to discuss this often taboo subject.
We chat about our understanding of death and dying. There is no agenda & we don’t lead to any conclusions. A respectful, confidential & inclusive space for all denominations and none.
The bereaved often attend & are welcome, but please note it is not a grief session.
Tea, coffee, squash & cake are provideddonations are gratefully received to cover costs.
Thursday 10th October, 7:30pm - 9:00pm at Portishead Library, Horatio House, 24 Harbour Rd, BS20 7AL. No booking necessary, just turn up.
The month of October is harvest time, a month where you can harvest both summer and autumn fruit and vegetables.
Fruits: Fruits in your garden should be ripe and ready to pick in October.
Soft fruits - If you are lucky and the weather remains mild, then you could still be harvesting your summer soft fruits. Perhaps you are still picking the last of your strawberries, raspberries or plums but your blackberries should still be cropping heavily and will be perfectly sweet.
Elderberries - You might have elderberries growing on the edges of your garden.
Elderberries are full of antioxidants and vitamins that can boost your immune system but remember you must cook your elderberries by boiling for at least half an hour to neutralise the toxins they contain.
Fruit trees – These are ladened with bounty and the apples will still be ripening nicely whilst the pears will be ready to drop.
Vegetables: October is so bountiful that the list of vegetables to harvest is long! Aubergines are
fat and succulent whilst butternut squashes are delicious and pumpkins ripe for the picking in readiness for Halloween.
Greenhouse - In the greenhouse tomatoes are finishing their long summer of fruiting and cucumbers are still perfect to adorn your salads.
Greens and alliums - Greens such as spinach, kale and broccoli are deliciously nutritious, and regular picking of leaves or heads encourages more to grow. Cabbages that were sown in May are now large and ready to eat and cauliflowers have impressive white heads, whilst onions and leeks are large and ready for lifting, drying and storing for over winter eating.
Root vegetables - Get your fork out to carefully dig late potatoes, turnips, swedes, and carrots. If you can lift these carefully and avoid damaging the vegetables they can then be stored in a cool, dry place and enjoyed for many months.
Think ahead and sow some seeds. October is the month of plentiful harvest in the garden, but it is also a time to look forward and think about next year’s garden.
By Rob Bullock
‘Hello’ to our dear friends, from your local Audiologists,Claire, Emma, Sam, Toby, and our furry companion, Charlie.
I would like to share a story with you that left us all laughing and thinking about the true impact of good quality hearing.
A month ago, I was discussing the successful trial of a pair of our hearing aids when the wife of my client made a stunning revelation. She explained that the difference in quality of life they were experiencing had kept her from going to prison! I laughed and enquired how that could be? With a smile, she replied “He had to sort his hearing out, or I would have murdered him!”
Of course, this was said with care and a sense of fun as they both laughed along. So did I…once I was sure it was a joke! It got me thinking though. Often, it is those close to us that first notice hearing issues. Could you also be suffering and not yet realised? Here are some common signs to look out for:
- Regularly asking others to repeat themselves
- Avoiding social settings
- Asking others to speak louder or more clearly
- Turning up the TV volume - again and again
- Forgetfulness - plans and conversations begin to be forgotten.
If you or a loved one recognise any of the above signs, it might be time to consider a hearing test. We’re here to help. At North Somerset’s only full time and fully independent audiology and tinnitus treatment centre, we would be pleased to give you a free check-up and have a chat about your hearing. Visit us at any of our North Somerset clinics or contact us using the details below.
Gordano Civic Society will have a talk by Andrew Caddy from the Clevedon’s Curzon Cinema on Monday 14th October, 7:30pm at Somerset Hall, The Precinct, Portishead.
Entrance is £2 for members and £5 for visitors. This includes tea or coffee during the evening. All welcome. For further information please phone 01275 849200.
Come and join members of Portbury WI as we look back over the last year and plan for 2025. Hear about the monthly speakers we have heard and our 90th Birthday celebrations. Members have also enjoyed regular walks and lunches out, teas at members’ homes and playing boules.
Our November meeting is our craft night when we will be making Christmas Tree decorations – so put Tuesday 19th November in your diary too.
Make new friends at Portbury WI – Portbury Village Hall at 7:30pm. Contact Helen Francis 07503 134817.
Our October meeting is on the 16th from 10:00am - 12:00pm at Somerset Hall, Portishead.
The speaker is Jemma from Springboard.
Admission £3.00 which includes coffee / tea and biscuits and a free raffle along with our main raffle.
All retired people who were employed by the NHS or Social Care Sector are welcome.
Are you missing someone? Has someone you love died?
Sometimes it can be helpful just to talk to someone who understands!
The Grieve Well Café at Christchurch is for anyone who has lost someone close, either recently or a long time ago. We welcome people of all ages to come and chat, over refreshments. It is a chance to share experiences of loss or just to enjoy the company of people who have similar life stories.
Please come along, you can just drop in. We are open from 10:00am to noon.
Next dates: 16th October, 20th November, 18th December.
Portishead Senior Forum, Folk Hall. How holidays have changed
Portishead Senior Forum, Wednesday 16th October at the Folk Hall, Portishead.
Kick off is at 2:00pm with a short talk by Age UK. Half time sees the Ref announce the raffle results and declare a break for refreshments. During the second half Elizabeth Rhodes will take us down memory lane with tales of how our holiday styles and expectations have changed over the years. Full time is at 4:00pm. Entry is free to members, £3 for visitors.
Love reading books? Love eating cake? If the answer is Yes…
Then come to the Autumn Book and Cake sale at Redcliffe Bay Methodist Church in Queens Road, BS20 8HT. Nearest bus stop is on Down Road, close to the top of Queens Road.
When? Saturday 19th October from 10:30am12noon. Car park and level access.
One room full of books to buy, and another room with cake for sale, tea and coffee available.
All money raised will be donated to a local charity.
Garden Organic is looking for volunteers to join its friendly team of local people who believe composting is a practical, easy way for everyone to help to restore health to our soils, reduce energy consumption and save money.
North Somerset Master Composters aim to raise awareness about composting, advise those who find it all a bit mysterious, and inspire people to give it a go.
Spaces are available on our next training day on 21st October. For info, visit www.gardenorganic. org.uk/nsmc or call Project Coordinator, Kate Eastment on 07725 990708. (Photo: Martin Phelps)
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) are the local forum for parent carers to children with additional needs/disabilities.
On 23rd October, their largest SEND Event, held at Priory Community School will be in full flow!
Parents, Carers, Family Members & Professionals are all welcome to attend & benefit from the many exhibitors, training workshops, keynote speakers, drop-in clinics & an inspiring performance!
No diagnosis is required for families to access our offers. We also offer coffee meet ups, training sessions & wellbeing activities. To find out more: www.nspcwt.org/calendar
The David Salt Big Band returns to Somerset Hall 24th October at 7:30pm. Tickets are £15.00, bottle raffle and possible guests singers.
This is a charity fund raiser for St Peter’s Hospice organised by Jenny and Colin Wring for over 9 years. Always a good evening of live memorable big band sounds
Do come along and help raise funds for this Peter’s Hospice Charity. Bar and raffle.
Tickets available on Ticket Source and at the Port Bar Portishead Precinct Tuesday till Friday cash only or direct from Jenny on 07952053940
Now the days are getting shorter and autumn is approaching, we all need something to boost our wellbeing and energy levels. What better way than to join a community litter-pick? You will be out in the fresh air, meet some great people and really make a difference to your local environment. The next Turn The Tide Portishead Big Clean is on 27th October from 10.30-11.30am, meeting outside The Royal Inn. All are welcome – please bring gloves and a bag for the litter you find.
Further details: turnthetideportishead.co.uk/ events or www.facebook.com/TTTPortishead
Crossword Across
7 Graceful, drooping tree (6)
8 ______ Wisdom (actor) (6)
9 Giant, usually evil (4)
10 They pull Santa’s sleigh! (8)
11 British seaside town (11)
14 Used to disguise or conceal (5,6)
18 Broadcast, relay (8)
19 Ruler of Mt. Olympus. (4)
20 Apparition, hallucination (6)
21 Finally (6)
1 Royal realm or province (7)
2 Abscond, scarper (4)
3 Deviate, sidestep (6)
4 Intense blue-purple (6)
5 Animal that catches and eats others (8)
6 Blanched, washed-out (5)
12 Fanciful, impractical (8)
13 Mexican alcoholic drink (7)
15 Japanese garment (6)
16 Appease, sooth (6)
17 Plait, weave (5)
19 Vivacity, zeal (4)
As companies such as Openreach/Gigaclear/Truespeed and Virgin roll out their full fibre networks, we thought it would be sensible to advise people on the situation with their landline phones.
We are finding that some providers (but not always) are now expecting their customers to plug their landline phone handset directly into the router after agreeing a new package (with a different router being supplied), as the traditional BT master socket and extensions are becoming redundant. In some cases, this is not explained to the customer, so a new router arrives, which they fit, only to find that their landline no longer works. It is usually a case of unplugging the landline from the wall socket and then plugging it into the appropriate slot on the back of the router. This is not always made clear by the provider when you sign up.
Plusnet is also now not allowing landline contracts on upgrading to full fibre, so if you are a Plusnet customer and want to upgrade, you may need to move over to another provider such as BT/Sky or TalkTalk which do still support having a landline number.
Some things to consider if you upgrade to a full fibre (up to 1000mbps) connection:
1. A new cable will be installed to your house by the provider’s engineers.
2. The installation may not happen in a place that is convenient to you, so we recommend always being there when the engineers start work
3. The new system will not utilise your existing phone sockets and extensions
4. Telephone handset will need to be plugged into the router (or a small sub-box)
5. Some people will need to replace multiple corded handsets with a new cordless phone system.
We must stress that generally installations go very well, and the above is just a guide to be aware of. We don’t want to put anybody off upgrading their connection to a better service.
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Avon Wildlife Trust Portishead Local Group will have Frankie Clinch, Nature Reserves and Projects Officer for the Trust talk about the Wider Water Ways project which is aimed at increasing the natural capital of the Land Yeo River on Friday 25th October at 7:30pm at the Folk Hall, High Street, Portishead. Entrance is £2 for all adults and £1 for children and students. For further information please telephone 01275 843160 or 07853 248476
Also, Autumn Fair on 2nd November at Folk Hall 10:00am - 1:00pm.
Springboard Opportunity Group release tickets for their Biannual Charity Ball
We are excited to announce that our Charity Ball is being held at The Grand Pier, Weston-Super-Mare on Saturday 9th November.
Tickets, priced £60 each, can be purchased online:
buytickets.at/springboardopportunitygroup/ 1168326
or contact Springboard on 01275 341113.
Springboard is a unique charity based in North Somerset providing a nurturing and secure environment where children, aged 0-5 with additional needs and disabilities, can thrive and flourish while offering their families the essential support they need. After almost 40 years, it is still the only charity offering this service in North Somerset.
Everyone welcome to come along to this lovely fayre, on 16th November at Somerset Hall, Portishead BS20 6AH. 10:30am - 4:00pm. Free entry / Disabled access / Food & Drinks available throughout the day.
Clairvoyants / Tarot / Palmistry etc. Therapies / Stalls / Crystals / Gifts. Spiritual / items etc / Aura imagining. Tombola.
This event will be helping to support a local Dementia group in Portishead.
We are a group of people who are living with Fibromyalgia and other chronic pain conditions who meet regularly to support each other. We meet on the third Monday every month plus for coffee in Nuffield Health (Weston) on Thursday mornings. Meetings are a mix of speakers, chat and information. We have a weekly hydrotherapy group and organize trips and meals out plus interest groups as required. For more information, call Val 07411989478 or Jules 07840189641; email wsmfibro@gmail.com
The Shipham Inn (Somerset - BS25 1TW) would like to welcome new members to join their regular Mah-Jong Group.
Whether you’re a novice, experienced Mah-Jong player or someone who would like to learn to play a warm welcome awaits. My hope is that we can make these enjoyable, social evenings playing a game that originated in the Far East.
1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month: 7:30pm start. Free. Contact: mark.trenchard53@gmail.com or phone / text 07815681580.
We meet each Wednesday night, 7:30pm at Brampton Way Preschool Hall, Brampton Way, Portishead for a clairvoyant evening with different Medium/Mediums. Details of whom are coming each week can be found on Facebook, Posset Pages, Portishead Postbox and Nextdoor. Run for over 40 years by volunteers to support charities both local and national so net proceeds are donated to them. A warm welcome to all who wish to come.
play sessions every Saturday, everyone welcome!!
ParkPlay is free community play, every Saturday, for everyone. Make friends, have fun, get moving!
9:30am - Castle Batch Park, Bishop Avenue, Worle, Weston-super-Mare, BS22 7PQ.
01275 605038
10:30am at Cherry Avenue Playground in Clevedon, BS21 6DX.
10:00am – Merlin Park Playground, Redcliff Bay, Portishead, BS20 8RW.
Look out for the ParkPlay flag, we’ll be there – rain or shine.
If you can, please register before you come along: park-play.com/register/ (you only need to this once)
Find out more about ParkPlay here: www.betterhealthns.co.uk/information/ parkplay/
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30 to 60 minute Health Walks are available in Churchill and Cheddar, Clevedon, Flax Bourton, Long Ashton, Nailsea, Portishead, Westonsuper-Mare, Winscombe and Yatton. No need to book, just come along! Please see our website for the dates, times and meeting places: www. betterhealthns.co.uk/get-active/walking/ Or contact us at: getactive@n-somerset.gov.uk / 01275 882 730
Most people believe that their spouse or relative will automatically be allowed to make decisions about their health care needs if they were to be incapacitated; or their property and financial affairs if unable to act. This is not the case!
If you do not have a LPA in place and were mentally incapacitated:
• Your spouse/family will be denied access to your bank accounts and they will have to apply the Court of Protection to access your finances, including any pension or insurance payments which is costly and can take a year to put in place.
• The Local Council will make decisions on your health care needs, including end of life care; whereas a Health & Welfare LPA will give your attorneys some “power” to speak as if they were you regarding your care
• Your spouse/family will not be able to sell your property to pay for care fees or if you needed to downsize. Again, they would have to apply to the Court of Protection.
We can prepare new LPAs for you at very reasonable rates or carry out a free review of your current documents to ensure they meet your needs..
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A bit of fun this month from OvenGleamers – do you know which of these are true or which are not ie Howlers?!
1. 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!
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. Human skulls have been used as drinking cups throughout history. CroMagnon (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.
We are passionate about re-cycling, re-housing and re-using items, working with many local charities we distribute your unwanted items on your behalf. We always offer a FREE 1hour consultation to introduce ourselves and to discuss how we can help you.
Our clients know that allocating time to work alongside Happy Balance provides the impetus they need to make a start. Through experience we understand the importance of working with you at your pace, listening to you and helping you put into action what you want to achieve.
These are all scenarios from clients we have worked with:
• ‘I don’t want to leave it for the kids to sort’ – Feeling mindful that you need to get your home in order? You don’t want the family having to sort through everything when you are gone? We will work with you to streamline your home, recycle unwanted items and organise belongings you may wish to distribute to family and friends
• My partner/parent has died – You’re not only dealing with grief but also thinking about how you clear the house? We are NOT house clearance. We work with you sensitively, practically and confidentially to organise their affairs and clear the house for sale or other
• I am embarrassed – It’s all got on top of me and I just feel overwhelmed – Are you buying too many items, storing them away and feeling like you may be hoarding? Claire and SJ are non judgemental and through experience can help you declutter and regain control
• I’m moving and need to downsize – I can’t physically or emotionally cope with my move and I need help. We are hands-on in preparing your belongings ensuring that when your removal firm comes to move you that you have already sorted through, de-cluttered and made sure all your items, big and small will fit into your new home giving you peace of mind.
• ‘Our family space isn’t working for us’ –Who can help us? Happy Balance will give you guidance, ideas and hands on support to make the changes to make your home a living space and not a storage space
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Voluntary Action North Somerset (VANS) successful in Big Lottery Bid, providing investment for 5 years in Improving Ageing in North Somerset Project.
Launch events will be taking place across North Somerset targeting the towns as well as villages during October and November. Join us and find out what this means, how you and your village or town can get involved. Accessible venues with refreshments and information. Watch out for posters where you live and join us.
Want to know more contact VANS office number 01934 416486.
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Marie Curie are looking for volunteers in Portishead to help raise funds for our hospice at home nursing service in North Somerset. The role involves placing Marie Curie tins and daffodil boxes and banking income. It is a flexible role, in which you can give as much or little time as you like. It is a great way to get out and active in your local community, while raising money to support people with terminal illness in your area.
For more information, please contact your local fundraiser on hannah.drury@mariecurie.org.uk
The Friends of Portbury Wharf, with the help of North Somerset Council who own and manage the site, have been working hard to create a permanent ‘Wetlands Trail’, due to be installed in October.
There will be 12 information posts describing various habitats and the wildlife that you might see at different times of year. QR codes will link to the trail map which can also be downloaded from www.wetlandstrail.org where you will find further information.
This project was made possible by a grant from The National Grid Community Fund.
Your roof and exteriors are actually NOT DIRTY, they are INFESTED with microorganisms like bacteria, algae, mold, fungus and lichen. These microorganisms shorten the lifespan of your roof by decomposing the roofing material itself. Sanitizing these surfaces can provide you a truly clean exterior.
