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It’s the Christmas big one
It’s back again this year, so make sure you don’t miss the bumper worldfamous Wells Christmas Bazaar. Saturday 30th November from 9:30am to 3:00pm in Wells Town Hall. It’s been in Father Christmas’s diary since January. There’s something for everyone: jewellery, crafts, toys and more bottles than you could dream of. Plus books, games, music, the stunning silent auction and the grand raffle with its £500 top prize. Lunch and drinks will be served all day. All brought to you by the Catholic parish of Ss Joseph and Teresa.
Celebrate with St John’s Church Glastonbury for Christmas
DECEMBER SERVICES
Sundays: 8:00am Holy Communion.
10:00am Sung Eucharist (Sunday 8th switching on of Christmas Trees).
Sunday 1st: 6:00pm Advent Carol Service.
Sunday 22nd: 6:00pm Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.
Tuesday 24th CHRISTMAS EVE: 5:00pm Crib Service.
11:30pm Midnignt Mass for Christmas Eve
Wednesday 25th CHRISTMAS DAY:
10:00am Sung Mass for Christmas Day
Sunday 29th: No Service at St John’s - 11:00am Benefice Communion at St Benedict’s.
Tuesdays 3rd, 10th & 17th: 9:00am Morning Prayer - 10:30 Holy Communion.
Clergy The Revd Fr Kieron Rowley & The Revd Pamela Heazell.
Christmas Craft Fayre, Bovemoor Community Hall, Strode Road BA16 0DY
Looking for that extra special gift for a loved one or maybe just a treat for yourself?
Come and browse our wonderful selection of Homemade crafts and gifts created with love in your own community. Scrumptious Handmade Chocolates, Delicious homemade cakes, Gorgeous hand-woven cushions, Beautiful hand painted glassware, Glorious handmade soap and much, much more!
Sunday 1st and Sunday 8th December, 11:00am to 3:00pm.
Please note: The Close is private and for resident parking, unless you have a disabled badge, please park in Strode Road.
For more info call 07958659616
HAYDN AND MOZART with mulled wine and mince pies
Cantilena Choir will be singing Haydn’s Mass of St Nicholas plus motets by Mozart and Victoria, with orchestra and guest soloists. St Mary’s Church, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury BA6 9DU on Friday 6th December at 7:30pm. Tickets £12.50 on the door, from choir members or from Dicketts stationers. Mulled wine and mince pies, short address and stall in aid of St Margaret’s Hospice Care.
www.glastonburycantilena.org cantachoir1@gmail.com 01458 830520.
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“After two weeks, he was completely fit to play the game he loves”
Freddie, just turned 17, lives in Wells and is a serious rugby player, both at school and for the Bath Rugby Academy under 18s. “Last June, he had a hamstring injury” explains his Father, “and it seemed to repair quite quickly. But there was an inflamed tendon between the glute and hamstring – painful and limiting.
“Initially we tried conventional physiotherapy –and then I remembered that Matthew Jackson had helped my older son recover quickly from a collarbone fracture last year, so I called him.
“At Matthew’s clinic, Freddie had one session of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic frequency therapy) with Laser treatment and immediately felt a lot better. We were so encouraged because he had a tournament coming up and had to play two matches to qualify.”
Freddie went on to see Matthew for two weeks of high intensity PEMF with Laser treatment, together with sessions of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the oxygen chamber at the clinic. This combination has been proven to create remarkably fast and effective healing for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
After just two weeks, Freddie was completely fit to play his two games and gave an awesome performance in the tournament. Now, to maintain peak performance, he is having ongoing treatment sessions.
“I was so impressed” says his father, Tom. “If I had a physical issue in the future, Matthew
would definitely be my first port of call, above any other type of therapy. There is no hard sell and the treatment is excellent value and effective. Matthew is knowledgeable, accommodating and relaxed. His number is now in my phone Favourites!”
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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.
Matthew is always studying new ways and gaining new qualifications to help his clients, taking a holistic approach. These include Shockwave and Laser therapy for pain, injury and wounds alongside hyperbaric oxygen therapy for longevity, chronic disease healing and enhanced performance. Look online for Somerset Shockwave and Origin Oxygen and read informative e-books.
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Winter Draws On... So come and enjoy our afternoon concert!
Seasonal (and non-seasonal) music to warm your heart from Glastonbury Voices Community Choir, Glastonbury Camerata and Simply Uke Plus.
Sunday 8th December 3:00pm at St Ben’s Church, Glastonbury.
Refreshments available. Free entry - donations welcome.
Folk at The Mullions
Free evening of folk and acoustic music and song. Fortnightly on Monday at 7:30pm at The Mullions in Street. Upcoming dates 9th Dec and 6th Jan (not 23rd Dec). Performers and audience welcome. Good music, good company, good beer.
Concerts and Special Events at St John’s Glastonbury for December
Mondays:
10:00am to 12noon, Talking Cafe, Community Support Groups, Poetry and lots more.
12noon to 2:00pm Art Therapy.
Wednesday 11th: 7:30pm Glastonbury Male Voice Choir Concert.
Thursday 12th: 7:30pm Medieval Babes Concert.
Saturday 14th: 7:30pm Glastonbury Brass Concert.
Friday 20th: 7:00pm Glastonbury Yuletide Singing. Seasonal Choral Music with Choirs.
CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL:
Sunday 8th to Tuesday 24th. Church open daily.
See Church web site for full details.
Christmas is Coming
Our monthly meeting is on 12th December in Glastonbury Town Hall at 2:30pm. This is a meeting without a speaker. We will have time for chat and mince pies, a quiz, some fun, and we close with some carols.
We are also looking forward to the Christmas lunch and Secret Santa.
And so the 2024 meetings and activities end for Glastonbury Tor Townswomen’s Guild.
We wish all our members and readers a very Happy Christmas.
Come and buy something unique at our Christmas Craft Market
Saturday 14th December 11:00am - 3:00pm, Wells Museum.
Beautiful handmade gifts, decorations and treats from local artisans. Plus raffle & tombola. Festive decoration making workshop (by donation). Book signing by local crime writer. Refreshments available.
Free entry to museum all day.
For more info: admin@wellsmuseum.org.uk, 01749 673477.
RAFA Mid-Somerset Branch (MSB)
Annual Christmas Lunch Saturday 14th December
RAFA-MSB Christmas Lunch will be on Saturday 14th December at 12:15pm in Wells Golf Club, Blackheath Lane, Wells, BA5 3DS. This will be a Formal Christmas Lunch with drinks on arrival, a two/three Course lunch with choices, coffee, port for Loyal Toast.
RAFA-MSB covers BS25, BS26, BS27, BS28, BA4, BA5, BA6, BA16, TA10 & TA11 postal areas. RAFA Members, Current and Ex-RAF Personnel and Reserves, Current and Ex-Commonwealth Air Forces Personnel, Members of the RAF Family and Members of public supporting RAFA welcome.
E-mail rafa.midsomerset@gmail.com or tel 01458 224057 for more information.
Seasons Greetings from Glastonbury Country Market
Everyone at Glastonbury Country Market would like to send wishes for the season. We wish you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Yule and brightness for the Winter Solstice. We would like to thank everyone from near and far who has supported us in the last year either in person or following us online.
We will be taking a break over the festive season, our last market of this year will be on Tuesday 17th December 9:30am to 12:30pm.
We will re-open on Tuesday 4th February 2025 at 9:30am.
Christmas Fun at Street Community Library!
We have lots of lovely Christmas books for children and adults to enjoy in the build up to the festive season. We will be celebrating Christmas with a competition for all ages. There will be a prize for the winner so pop into the library to find out more.
On Friday 20th December from 5:30pm to 6:30pm the Friends of Street Library will be hosting a special Christmas Storytime with cookies and hot chocolate for children aged 4 to 8.
Please book in the library or email strlib@ somerset.gov.uk
Street Repair Café made a positive environmental impact during 2024
Since opening in February we have welcomed many local residents to our friendly café. With your support we have saved numerous items from landfill, reduced carbon emissions and contributed to Street’s sustainable future.
There will not be a repair café in December but
we will open again on Saturday 25th January 10:00am - 12:00pm. Find us at the Quaker Meeting House, 36 High Street BA16 0EB.
Bring your broken items for mending by our skilled repairers. We are also a Donate IT collecting point, so redundant tech can be repurposed.
Contact streetrepaircafe@gmail.com
Street Carers Support Group and Glastonbury Information Share
Street Carers Group is a free, informal gathering for people who regularly offer a helping hand to a friend, family member or loved one. We socialise, share ideas and talk about our experiences. Professional speakers and service providers attend to offer support and information.
We meet every Second Tuesday of the month 10:30am at the Crispin Centre.
Call Cath on 07535279359 before attending for the first time in case of schedule changes.
Information stand bimonthly at the Monday Glastonbury Talking Cafe.
Somerset Carers Service Advice Line: 0800 3168600 carers@somersetrcc.org.uk www.somersetcarers.org
Calling all Widows - this is a group just for you
8th December25th December
Come and see the church filled with real trees representing community groups and local business.
Further details: abbeyparishes@gmail.com www.stjohns-glastonbury.uk A truly festive experience that celebrates the local community.
Somerton Merry Widows meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month at Alfredo’s in Somerton at 10:30am.
We have Jane Skillicorn speaking on November 5th at 11:00am about Assisted British Rail Travel with her dog and on December 3rd we’ve Briony Gemmell speaking about her job of Social Prescribing.
We have Lunch groups, a Holiday group, the Half Inch Club, Christmas Day Lunch and much more to come.
Be sure of a warm friendly welcome, a log fire and hot drinks.
More information from Dru perrydruscilla@gmail.com 07799262047.
Why Santa needed sunglasses?
No, this isn’t a bad Christmas cracker joke… However, if it was, the answer would be something like: Because he heard the elves were working on their “bright” ideas!
But really, why would anyone need sunglasses at this time of the year?
As we travel round the Sun every year; in the winter we receive the Sun’s rays at a more acute angle, which can be a big problem, especially whilst driving. Direct, or almost direct sunlight can be very disturbing, debilitating even, and it’s just not possible to look away when at the steering wheel.
And let’s not forget about UV radiation. UV rays are still strong in winter, especially at higher altitudes or on sunny days. Good quality sunglasses can protect your eyes from harmful UV radiation.
If we are lucky enough to get some snow (or unlucky, if you aren’t into that sort of thing), that’s another thing to consider. Fresh snow can reflect up to 80% of UV rays, causing significant glare. This can strain your eyes and reduce visibility.
All things considered, it’s not only the elves’ bright ideas to shield Father Christmas’ eyes from!
If he visits Eyetech Opticians during his journey through Street, we will recommend he puts a pair of Maui Jim sunglasses on his wish list, which feature the most advanced PolarizedPlus2 technology for 99.9% glare reduction and the elimination of 100% UV radiation. They also contain rare-earth elements for contrast enhancement and beautiful colours. If this still wasn’t enough to convince Santa, they have also earned the Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Recommendation as an effective UV filter for the eyes and surrounding skin.
Would you also like to put Maui Jims on your Christmas list? Visit us to view the collection.
Merry Christmas from Eyetech Opticians
Mindfulness
I have long practiced meditation, practicing many variations over the years, and experiencing the many benefits. In more recent years I have changed my practice in favour of mindfulness.
However, when I mention the word mindfulness a lot of people tend to roll their eyes add the word self-compassion, and you may even get a grimace!
Yet, Mindfulness has long been known to support cognitive and emotional regulation, reducing depression, while increasing focus and memory. With a plethora of scientific research to validate this.
Practice simply requires awareness upon the present moment: This can be upon your breathing, attention to how you walk, or even while washing the dishes.
The element of self-compassion adds a further two benefits to mindfulness practice; Self-care; treating yourself how you would treat others, and the third component is common humanity; embracing our shared floors in our humanness, resulting in a new sense of peace of one’s place in the world.
To explore how Mindfulness can help you, I offer mindfulness and self-compassion introductory course. The next dates are on my website.
Forget Me Not Club - Glastonbury Town Hall
This over sixties club meets every Tuesday at 2:00pm. Our activities include music, talks, quizzes and days trips in the Summer. Annual membership is £10 per year and weekly subscription of £1. We will be unable to meet in January, but hope to resume in February. For more information please contact Linda on 01458 832526
Karate and Self Defence Lessons
Karate and Self Defence Lessons every Tuesday night at Long Sutton Village Hall. Open 51 weeks per year. Children 7:00pm to 8:00pm, adults 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Open to everyone over the age of 5, no upper age limit, including students from other martial arts. Only £3.50 per hour. Free gradings, free new belt, free grading certificate. Phone or text Terry on 07749849798 or message me on WhatsApp.
Glastonbury Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club
We are a group of Veterans & Serving Members of His Majesties Armed Forces from Glastonbury, Wells, Street and surrounding areas, who get together at 08:30 on Wednesday mornings to enjoy a Breakfastwith like-minded people at “Mamf’s” Cafe in Glastonbury.
For further details of when and where we meet e-mail: GlastonburyAFVBC@gmail.com or telephone: 07929 087260
We are friendly, welcoming, enthusiastic gardeners. Come and join us
We meet on first Wednesday of the month at 7.00pm in West Pennard Village Hall, BA6 8NL. We have informative speakers, and organise exciting trips.
Jacqui Simmonds MSc www.coachingandcounsellingservices.com
We offer annual membership or pay at the door for individual meetings. There are refreshments and a raffle. New members always welcome. For more details: www.westpennardvillagehall.co.uk/ gardeningclub or email karenrussell53@icloud.com
Winter-Spiced Hot Chocolate
You will be the hit of the festive season with this chai-inspired twist on a winter favourite.
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 10 minutes
Serve s: 2
Ingredients:
Spice Hot Chocolate
2 cups milk (full fat or semi-skimmed work well, but you can experiment with soy, oat etc)
4 tablespoons high quality drinking chocolate
2 cinnamon sticks
2 star anise
6 cloves
6 green cardamom pods
½ teaspoon nutmeg freshly grated
Cardamom and Vanilla Whipped Cream
½ cup whipping cream
½ teaspoon ground cardamom
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3 teaspoons sugar optional (if you don’t have a sweet tooth, leave this out)
Method:
Spiced Hot Chocolate
Place the milk and all of the whole spices into a small, heavy-bottomed saucepan and bring to a simmer (don’t let it boil). Allow to simmer for about 3 minutes, whisking or stirring gently to stop the milk being scorched.
Mix the drinking chocolate with a small amount of cold milk to make a runny paste and add this to the milk in the pan, stirring all the time.
Simmer the hot chocolate for a few minutes, whisking or stirring occasionally. Strain into mugs (to catch the whole spices). Top with the cardamom and vanilla whipped cream.
Cardamom and Vanilla Whipped Cream
Chill a mixing bowl for 30 minutes. Then Into the bowl, combine the whipping cream, sugar (if using), vanilla and cardamom. Whip the mixture, until you get soft peaks, a light and airy topping. When whipping aim for soft clouds of cream. Stop before the cream gets too thick.
A Club for Meeting New Friends
We meet every Thursday 2:00pm - 3:30pm at the Unity Club, Street. Activities include bingo, meet friends, raffle, tea and biscuits, monthly coach trips. Annual subscription £5.00, weekly £1.50 plus cost of bingo and raffle.
Knit & Knatter Club
Just simply knatter, knit, crochet, sew or any craft you wish to do. Make for charity, yourself or other “whatever”.
Enjoy a cuppa & biccy for £1, proceeds towards heating costs etc.
Thursdays 2:00pm - 4:00pm at Methodist Church Hall, Leigh Road, Street.
More information call: Sally 01458 441870 or 07423108863.
Friendly & welcoming group see you there.
Don’t bin it, we can fix it!
Save money and prolong the life of your household items. We show you how to repair things, dismantle and check for faults. Our skilled volunteer repairers help you gain skills and confidence. Over the past three years we have repaired numerous household items including, electricals, laptops, textiles, bicycles and much more, improving the environment and saving money.
Repairs are carried out for a donation.
We are at St Benedict’s Church, Glastonbury every third Saturday monthly from 10:00am to 12 noon.
For information: 01458 860471 or lb.hpc3@gmail.com
Walton Under 5’s Pre-School, Ofsted ‘outstanding’ provider
Based in Walton Village Hall since 1999, Walton Pre-School provides a safe, caring and fun environment, where children from the age of 2 years can grow and develop through play.
Offering flexible start and finish times between 8:00am - 3:00pm depending on the day of the week.
If you’re looking for a childcare setting for your little one, please contact our friendly team of staff who will be happy to help with your enquiry. Waltonunderfives@yahoo.co.uk 07970 443157.
‘Companionship through socialising and sharing experiences with likeminded people’
Street Branch Royal Naval Association covers all areas of Somerset and meets monthly in the Wessex Hotel, 15 High St. Street, Somerset BA16 0EF. Current and ex RN, RM, WRNS, RFA, Reserves and Commonwealth personnel are welcome. Associate membership is also available to relatives of current and former serving personnel, Sea/Marine Cadet staff and civilians. Monthly meetings include a raffle and end with the option of staying for lunch at the hotel.
Contact Chairman Mike Jayes, Tel: 07805 516946
Email: streetrnachair@gmail.com for details of the next meeting.
The Best Time to Sell Your Home
You don’t need me to say that selling your home is an extremely emotional and very exhausting time. It’s described as being one of the most stressful moments of our lives, alongside death and divorce! Amongst this cocktail of highly charged human emotions, the house seller will have spent a considerable amount of time thinking through their plans to sell, when to put their house on the market and what they plan to do next.
So when is the best time to sell?
The commonly held view is the beginning of Spring. However if everybody followed this same notion and vast armies of sellers all descend on the market at the same time, your house risks being crowded out as there are only a limited number of buyers.
Another question people ask is “should I wait until the housing market goes up?” This often occurs when the market is going through a period of rising prices fuelled with salacious newspaper headlines promising untold riches from the next housing boom. However, in most cases the seller will also be a buyer so the new home will also have gone up in price and, generally speaking, there’ll be no significant gain to be had by waiting. The housing market can change quite dramatically and a potential seller should always move when the time is right for them.
This also applies to the time of year. I’ve already suggested a counter argument to marketing in spring but the reality is, if you look at any time of year, there are pros and cons. Long summer days give an opportunity for early evening viewings, the autumn is generally seen as the last good opportunity to sell before Christmas, and January picks up many buyers with ‘New Year & New House’ plans.
So find out now what your house is worth in readiness for when you do decide to sell. The EweMove website features a free online valuation tool that provides an instant valuation report or use the QR code below.
To have a chat about your moving plans please contact me 24/7 on 01761 252389 or visit www.EweMove.com/MidsomerNorton
Christmas: Helping loved ones with hearing loss
By Simon Swindells, Director and Clinical Lead Audiologist at South West Hearing Care
Christmas is a time for family, friends and festivities. However, for those with hearing loss, it can sometimes be a challenging experience. The noise and bustle of Christmas gatherings can make it difficult to hear conversations and fully enjoy the festivities.
Here are some helpful tips to help your loved ones:
Create a Calm Environment: Turn down any music or televisions that are playing and avoid crowded, noisy areas. Try and opt for smaller, quieter locations when choosing somewhere like a restaurant, or find a quiet corner within a larger gathering.
Communicate Clearly: When talking, ensure that you face your loved one. Make good eye contact and speak directly and clearly to them, avoiding where possible covering your mouth or face. Lip reading is a vital communication skill for many people with hearing loss. It’s the ability to recognise the lip shapes, gestures and facial movements of a person when they are speaking, to gain a better understanding of what they are saying. Also, try and position yourself somewhere with good lighting so that they can see your face.
Involve Them in Conversations: It is a good idea to ask open-ended questions encouraging them to participate and share their thoughts. Also, try and summarise what others have said to help ensure that your loved one is following the conversation.
Be Patient and Understanding: Remember, hearing loss can be frustrating and disconcerting. Be supportive and understanding of their challenges and try to avoid becoming impatient. If your loved one has difficulty hearing, be patient and take the time to repeat yourself or rephrase your sentence.
If your nearest and dearest have experienced difficulties due to hearing loss over the festive period, encourage them to seek professional audiology help and book a hearing test. An Audiologist can provide guidance, support and personalised solutions to address and maximise their hearing potential. Street: 01458 55 55 33 | Westbury: 01373 82 30 76 | swhearingcare.co.uk
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What sets Watermark Bathrooms apart is our unparalleled ability to adapt and customise bathrooms to meet the specific needs of individuals facing challenges in bathing. Our team of highly skilled professionals not only possesses exceptional craftsmanship but also a deep understanding of the diverse needs of their clients. We are also dedicated to making bathrooms accessible and comfortable for individuals with difficulties in bathing, ensuring a safe and relaxing bathing experience.
One of the remarkable aspects of Watermark Bathrooms and is our adaptability, no matter the size or layout of the bathroom, we have a unique talent for maximising space and designing functional layouts. Our attention to detail is truly commendable, ensuring that every inch of the bathroom is utilized efficiently. From installing grab bars and non-slip flooring to designing easy-access showers and walk-in baths, we tailor each project to perfection, providing a safe and stylish bathing solution for everyone.
Furthermore, the professionalism and reliability of Watermark Bathrooms is unparalleled. Our team of experts not only complete projects on time but also communicate effectively throughout the process, ensuring that customers are informed and involved at every step. The quality of our workmanship is evident in the final result – a beautifully designed, accessible bathroom that exceeds expectations.
In a world where customer service often falls short, Watermark Bathrooms and Adaptions stands as a shining example of excellence. Our ability to transform ordinary bathrooms into safe havens of comfort is truly remarkable. If you are looking for a bathroom fitting company that genuinely cares about your needs and delivers outstanding results, look no further than us, you can expect nothing but the best – a bathroom tailored to your needs, designed with expertise, and crafted with care.
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Volunteer Drivers Urgently Needed
Volunteers are desperately needed for our Community Transport Service that enables vulnerable people to attend medical appointments out of their local area when they don’t have any other form of transport.
We are looking for people with their own car, a full driving licence and spare time on their hands to join our friendly team.
We would be happy to chat with anyone interested and answer any questions. Please ask them to give us a call here at Mendip Community Transport on 01749 880613 or via email at chantel.difford@ mendipct.co.uk
Proposed Residential Development At Brooks Farm, Street
There is a proposal by the Trustees of J D Clark 1984 Settlement to build 160 homes on Brooks Farm, Street situated on the corner of Middle Brooks and Brooks Road on the S.W. outskirts.
An online public consultation has been held regarding the proposals prior to a planning application being submitted. The proposal has generated considerable concerns and opposition.
We suggest you contact Street Parish Council to voice your concerns at 6 Leigh Road, Street, BA16 OHA or email street.parish@street-pc.gov.uk
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