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Sing a joyful song to the Lord behind a mask to music has been difficult and frustrating, especially when the Bible encourages us to “sing a joyful song to the Lord”. David, when he composed some of the psalms, intended them to be sung – some were mournful, some meditative, but many were written to be accompanied by musical instruments, tambourines and drums, as people praised God for His goodness and love. “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!”, he wrote.
Research has shown that music is good for you! It can lift your spirits and be a source of healing especially for those with memory problems. And singing, especially with others is also very good for your mental health. However, during the Pandemic, choirs, indoor musicals, and concerts, have been closed down, which is why lots of events have gone on-line so that they can be enjoyed on Youtube or Zoom instead. Restrictions have even been extended to not allowing hymns to be sung in church. Humming
Even the Apostle Paul when writing to one of the early churches encouraged them to “sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody with your heart to the Lord”. So it doesn’t matter if you sound like a nightingale or a crow, it does you good to sing and to sing along with others. By the time you read this, hopefully people will once again be able to make joyful music with their voices and instruments in church. Why not come and join them – it will do you good! Kindly provided by Pam Williams, Shipham Church. www.shipham.org.uk
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Believe it or not each individual peal and the brown centre comprise 1,000 – 2,000 individual flowers, held together on a single stalk. Every “petal” is actually an individual flower, comprising of a single floret with male and female parts! There are more microorganisms in one teaspoon of soil than there are people on earth Seriously…microbes are important for keeping the soil full of nutrients. There are at least 7.5 billion people on earth so that teaspoon of soil is aliiiiiiive. Plants really do respond to sound
In August many of us just go into the garden to relax, drink and glass of wine and watch the kids in the paddling pool. We might cut the grass, but for most of us August is about last days and chilled summer evenings.
The Myth Busters published a video comparing a silent greenhouse to one where they piped in a voice soundtrack and found that plants in the latter grew more. So, speak sweetly to your plants…or maybe sing to them. A little bicarbonate of soda can help you grow sweeter tomatoes
So, this month I’m taking a pause from work to pass on a few interesting garden facts you can pass on over a gin and tonic.
I have tested this theory after reading it in a magazine and it works! A regular light sprinkling of bicarb your plant’s soil helps reduce acidity and produces a sweeter crop.
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ColourFence Fencing - Keeping Hedgehogs safe in your garden ColourFence are often asked about creating hedgehog highways in our fences and we do so gladly! There’s no better time to do our bit to make sure our gardens are hedgehog-friendly and, for that matter, are safe havens for all wildlife. During the long days of summer, hedgehogs will often venture out before it’s fully dark and activity an hour or so before and after sunrise/set in the summer is not unusual. Hedgehog Highways Hedgehogs are known as the gardeners’ friend but their numbers are in decline so it’s important that we do everything we can to help them. Providing shelter, wildlife rich gardens and food are great ways to help them thrive but helping them access your garden is hugely important too. Hedgehogs travel around one mile every night in search of food and a mate so ensure hedgehogs can pass freely through your garden by creating Hedgehog Highways – a small opening between your garden boundaries (a space of just 13 x 13cm is enough for any hog to get in and out of your garden!). Feeding hedgehogs Leave out foods like tinned dog or cat food (not fish-based) and crushed dog or cat biscuits. Specialist hedgehog food is also recommended and can be bought from wildlife food suppliers. Leave out water - Never feed hedgehogs milk as it can cause diarrhoea; instead simply add a shallow bowl of water in the shade (preferably near the hedgehog hole). Leaving clean water in small dishes around the garden is good for lots of wildlife if they pass through, especially in very cold months where most water is frozen at night. Check for hedgehogs before using lawn mowers or strimmers. Check compost heaps before raking them over. Build bonfires close to the time of lighting, and check before you set them ablaze. Avoid the use of pesticides, as they can be poisonous to hedgehogs. Doing some of these tasks won’t just enable these cute mammals to make full use of your garden, but it could save their lives. Hedgehogs play a vital part in our ecosystem, they are deeply rooted in our culture and they will help protect your flowers as they eat snails, slugs and other pests.
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Oh! I do love to be beside the seaside! I do love to be beside the sea! (British music hall song written in 1907 by John Glover-Kind)
this was banned. Thereafter the design of men’s swimwear was equally constrained by the need for modesty and it was illegal in most places for men to have a bare torso. The typical costume resembled an undergarment with sleeves down to the elbow and the legs down to below the knee and was usually made of wool. Some beaches also required men to have an additional piece of fabric covering their genital area. Although the length of the legs and arms became shorter over time, it was not until 1936 that men were allowed to swim bare-chested at the Olympics and 1948 before briefs were allowed. The development of both men and women’s bathing suits owes much to the use of new materials for which we must be very grateful. No more wet wool!! Butterick bathing-suit pattern, 1914. The recommended fabric was silk.
Enjoy the summer. Butterick Boy’s Bathing Suit, 11 years old, 1902
Those of you of a certain age may well remember knitted swimming costumes that sagged once they got wet. Whoever thought wool was a good material for swimwear was wrong! Having said that, everyone today would recognise what they were. If you look back at what women were wearing in previous centuries, however, you would probably not believe that their dresses were, indeed, what they wore to go into the sea. In the 1800’s sea-bathing became increasingly popular for women but modesty was all-important and bathing dresses were designed to cover most of the body. At this time a typical costume would have been a voluminous wool dress worn over bloomers which were named after, but not invented by, Amelia Bloomer. By the end of the century the dresses were shorter and would have been worn over knee-length bloomers with long black stockings and accessorised with bathing slippers and fancy caps. Little changed until the 20th century when a little more of the figure was allowed to be exposed but, as the illustration (left) shows it still looked very much like a dress rather than a bathing costume and it was not until women started taking up swimming as a sport that their swimwear started to become the style we would recognise today. Going back to the 1800’s, it was common then for men to swim nude and it was only in 1860 that
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Social Afternoon Dances are back with James Vincent Sunday 25th July: From July the 25th SUNDAY AFTERNOON DANCES are BACK with James Vincent. Your chance to dance to live music, IT’S FUN – IT’S SOCIAL – IT’S ACTIVE. For everyone including beginners. At Draycott Village hall. BS273UE from 2.00pm – 4.15pm. £5pp. Ballroom/ Jive/ and Sequence! Further details call James on 07769603937 or email jamesvincentmusic@ hotmail.com
Cheddar Health Walks Saturday 7th August and Saturday 21st August: Health Walks have started again and we will be walking in August. Hopefully by now most restrictions have been lifted, but we will continue to walk in a Covid safe way. To this end we will need people to register in advance with the walk leader. Walks are on Saturday 7th August and Saturday 21st August starting at 10.30 am. In addition in August we are walking the Flower and Scarecrow Trail around Cheddar on Wednesday 18th August at a time to be confirmed. Where we meet depends on the route to be followed and you will be informed before the walk. We hope to go for refreshments following each walk.
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Flower Festival at St Mary’s Church, Wedmore Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th August: Unfortunately due to Covid restrictions we had to postpone our July event. St Mary’s Church in Wedmore will now hold it’s Flower Festival on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th August. The church will be filled with many beautiful flower arrangements and there will be coffee, tea, light lunches and cream teas available each day. All are welcome between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm and tickets are £5 with free entry for children. The proceeds will go towards the upkeep of St Mary’s Church to help recoup some of the loss of income during the pandemic. For more information please see www.facebook.com/St-Marys-Wedmore
Our walks are designed for people who want to get back into exercise or are able only to do moderate exercise and enjoy the social aspect of walking. To register to walk or for more details of Health Walks please contact Adrian Male on adrianmale@ supanet.com or phone 01934 743527 or visit SASP website www.sasp.co.uk
Flower and Scarecrow Trail in Cheddar Saturday 14th to Saturday 28th August: More than thirty-five scarecrows and many delightful gardens will be seen on the Flower and Scarecrow Trail in Cheddar from 14th to 28th August. “We have been pleased with the enthusiastic response to our first Flower and Scarecrow Trail,” said Chris Sims, Chairman of Cheddar Flower Show Committee. “It promises to be a lovely way to celebrate summer and our gardens this year, in place of our traditional indoor Flower Show. We hope many local people and visitors will enjoy finding the scarecrows and appreciating the garden displays.” Trail Maps are available, nearer the time, at Cheddar Library Lobby, Katie-Boo, Extra Mile Printing and
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A Bank Holiday Bargain? Saturday 28th August - Monday 30th August: Mendip Ramblers annual free walking festival, postponed from 2020, will hopefully happen this year! Three days of walking: Saturday 28th/ Sunday 29th and Monday 30th August 2021, fingers crossed of course. It will based in the village of Shipham, which marks the beginning (or end) of The Limestone Link, a 36 mile route linking the Cotswold Way and the West Mendip Way. Shipham was listed in the Domesday Book and has a history of sheep farming and lead mining. In 1790 Hannah More, the Bristol born writer and social reformer, established a school here for the children of impoverished miners. Situated high on the Mendip Hills there are far reaching views nearby towards Cheddar, Glastonbury and the Bristol Channel. There will be 4 walks on each day: a Medium walk of about 5 miles, an Intermediate walk of about 8 miles, a Long walk of about10 miles, all starting at 10am. The short Family walk of about 3 miles will start at 1.30pm. All walks begin at Shipham Village Hall, New Road, Shipham, Somerset, BA25 1SG. All are welcome, Ramblers, non Ramblers, visitors to the area, and those from the surrounding area. We hope that the variety of walks will encourage new walkers too. Children with their families are
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Bristol Brass Consort - Free concert Sunday 29th August: It’s been a long time coming but live music is back. So come along and support the fantastic Bristol Brass Consort who will be at St. John the Baptist church, Axbridge, on Sunday the 29th August at 7.30pm, with a free concert of classical and light music. There is something for everyone with music spanning the centuries. Although it’s free there will be a non obligatory retiring collection. So if you find yourself free on the bank holiday Sunday, come along to Axbridge.
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Music in Mind is coming back! Monday 6th September: September is the time for tea, cake and music! Are you feeling isolated after all this time at home? Can we tempt you out? Perhaps you have memory problems but would like to come along to a friendly group and share some music and chat - along with a cup of tea! Music helps as there is no pressure, just relaxation and a chance to be yourself. We are having an open session on Monday 6th September 2:15pm – 3:30pm in the Masonic Hall in Wedmore. Why not join us – it is free! MUSIC IN MIND is run by Stella Moore (Music Therapist) - and some very important volunteers. If you know of anyone who might like to come or you would like more information/help with transport, please contact 01934 732282 or davestellamoore@btinternet.com
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COMMUNITY in preparation for a concert in Axbridge Church on Saturday 27th November. Their term will begin with a “Come and Sing Vivaldi Gloria” on Saturday 4th September starting at 10:00am and lasting to 2:30pm. The venue will either be Axbridge Church or Shipham Village Hall TBC. For more details or to register to take part please contact Sarah at SomersetChoralSociety@hotmail.com or tel no: 01934-742134. Look out for posters during August that will provide more details.
Save The Children Lunches Friday 10th September: SAVE THE CHILDREN lunches will be back on Friday 10th September at 12.30pm in the Shipham Village Hall and again on the 24th and subsequent 2nd Friday of each month. So do please come along and join us for soup, bread, cheese and pickle, homemade biscuits, tea/ coffee for £4.00pp pay at the door. We will look forward to catching up with you all. For more information contact Audrey on 01934 842016 . ALL PROCEEDS IN AID OF SAVE THE CHILDREN
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A Healthy New You Have you been sat around in lockdown just eating and cooking and putting weight on? And - has your waist been growing since March 2020? You meant to take it off when we were allowed out again, but, somehow that didn’t happen. Well, Summer is on it’s way. Now is the time to do something about that waistline and the uncomfortable feeling when you glance in the tall mirror. Turn off that daytime television. Don’t wait for “next time the advertisements come on”. Be decisive and call Fran 07999 584935
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Have a one - to - one conversation, lets get started on losing those pounds. It will be completely free of charge and with no obligation. I have been helping people like you for a few years now. I know what you feel like and how difficult it is. But if you can summon the willpower to get out of that comfy chair and get to the phone, then you have the willpower to start the journey to a new, slimmer, you. There is no miracle cure but, with our help, you can do it. You can keep calling, anytime you need to talk over your slips of willpower. The system works, and we have our own medical team who guide us if you have medical issues. We work with GP’s for clients who suffer from diabetes type 2 and who, by reducing their weight have reversed their diabetes. I am committed to helping people succeed in their weight loss journey. I understand the struggle is real and believe that no one should face this journey alone. You will receive the support, guidance and commitment from me to help you towards your successes. My approach is listening, understanding, evaluating and then action! I want to help you focus on your goals & encourage you to be the very best version of you. So come and see me and have a chat at my new clinic at 8 The Borough Mall Wedmore because NOW is the time... Call Fran on 07999 584935
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“Not the Michaelmas Fair” - Help and donations wanted Saturday 11th September: 11:00am to 4:00pm. Like the Michaelmas Fair, just different. Winscombe Community Association are very excited to announce the return of this annual event (Covid-19 & weather allowing). It will be a slightly simpler occasion with some exciting new additions such as a ‘Bring Your Own Picnic’ and delicious Cream Teas on sale. The favourite games and stalls will return alongside some new ones including the Toys for Toddlers & Babies, Handbags & Jewellery and Cakes, Bakes and Goodies! There will be a Bar and a BBQ and this year there will be NO ENTRY FEE! Unfortunately there will not be any competitions/ entries/classes for produce, artwork etc so please keep hold of your trophies for the moment. Hopefully this will return in 2022! We very much need the following help and donations: Cakes, Bakes & Goodies * Mugs * Exciting & fun things to put in the mugs! * Craft supplies * Good quality Bric a brac * Handbags * Jewellery * Raffle prizes * Volunteers! Please contact Jackie on 07811 292 909. (Winscombe Community Centre, 11 Sandford Road, Winscombe, BS25 1JA)
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How to look after your precious rug Like all carpets, rugs lose their lustre over time with daily use. Here are just some simple tips to help you care for your rug: 1. The most important thing you can do is vacuum it weekly. Rugs fill with dust and grit so turn it over and vacuum the back of your rug, this will vibrate all the grit to the surface. 2. Check the label. There is often a label underneath your rug which will tell you what it is made from and may offer cleaning advice. 3. Spots and stains. Accidental spillages are best dealt with whilst they are still wet so blot them with a white terry cloth. Always apply a tamping motion and never rub. Next dampen a cloth with cold water and blot again, but first test in a corner to make sure the colours don’t run. Whilst these 3 tips will help keep your rug looking good, eventually it will benefit from a specialist clean. Copper Beech Cleaning are Professional Rug Cleaners and the process is always the same - a free rug survey is provided to offer honest, friendly advice on the likely result and the cost of the clean. Your rugs are picked up from your home, carefully cleaned by hand, dried, returned and placed back in situ. For free honest advice call Copper Beech Cleaning 01934 235855, www.copperbeechcleaning.com
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Free Children’s Pop-in Wednesdays: We are back for 2021! Free Children’s Pop-in at Lynch Chapel, Winscombe. 10:00am - 12 noon every Wednesday during the school summer holidays. Pop-in… for toys, games, craft and stories. Pop-in… to meet new people, catch up with friends and chat while the children play. For pre-school/ reception children but older brothers and sisters welcome. Contact Enid on 01934 842534 for more information.
Cheddar Tae Kwon-Do Club Wednesdays and Fridays: Our focus is on creating a welcoming and judgement-free environment where students with various abilities and goals can become long term members of our community. Classes are suitable for all ages (6+ yrs) and abilities, and you don’t need any previous experience! For more information, please contact Jane on 07767 668303 or email jane@holistictkdcoach.co.uk
Rotary Axbridge Satellite group Thursdays: Come and meet the new Chairman of the Rotary Axbridge Satellite group. We meet on the second and fourth Thursday of the month for a drink at the Lamb in Axbridge, 7:30pm. Lots of projects to help the community in the pipeline and if you have
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Volunteer Sea Cadet Instructors Wanted Do you have enthusiasm and a passion for working with young people from a variety of backgrounds? Axbridge & Cheddar Valley Sea Cadets are currently looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join their team as Sea Cadet Instructors. Tuesday & Friday evenings, some weekends. We offer free training and full support in this role. Tasks can also be divided between volunteers, so bring a friend and share the experience? For more information please contact Commanding Officer Jamie Long on co@axbridgeseacadets.onmicrosoft.com
Churchill Baby & Toddler Group Supported by local churches and based at Churchill Methodist hall, BS25 5NG, we currently welcome families at three short sessions on term time Mondays: 09:15, 10:30 and 13:00. Parents relax and enjoy chatting with a refillable cuppa and cake, while their tots play and explore toys. Also, tots enjoy snacks and a craft activity. FREE taster sessions are available from September. To find out more or book your place, call Jacquelene on 01934 844134.
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Relax, It’s Summertime… It looks like we will all be staying in the UK this summer. So, whether you think of it as a “Staycation” or simply a holiday, we think we should all make the most of what our gorgeous country has to offer. Perhaps we have all earned the right to put our feet up and relax with friends and family and our homes and gardens have become a place where we want to do just that. Creating an outdoor room where we can combine comfortable seating and dining areas amongst lush foliage and colourful flowerbeds extends our living space and gives us all room to breathe. And you really don’t have to spend too much money to brighten up your outdoor space. Find some old deck chairs and replace that moth eaten canvas with some zingy outdoor fabric. Get creative and give your old plant pots a lick of Earthborn paint; make some bunting from leftover scraps of fabric and ribbon and hang from tree branches along with mini jam jars with scented botanical candles. You could even make your own loungers with a couple of wooden pallets topped with cushions and throws. At Pretty Sitting in Cheddar we have lots to inspire you in creating your own personalised interior or exterior spaces. We are stockists of Weaver Green, an eco brand producing stylish textiles and products made from recycled plastic bottles. All their throws and cushions are suitable for outdoor use, are waterproof and washable. We also supply a range of colourful outdoor fabrics from which our Pretty Sitting makers can create colourful new cushions and upholstery in our very own workshop. Or fancy taking to the road? Then you might want to refresh your campervan cushion covers and curtains…. Talk to your local experts in upholstery and soft furnishings and let us help you create your own bespoke holiday space at home. Call us today on 01934 752725 or email info@prettysittingvintage. co.uk and visit our website www.prettysittingvintage.co.uk for more bright ideas.
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Three Top Summer Kitchen Tips from Graeme Robertson, OvenGleamers 1. Tear basil rather than cutting it? Chefs often say that you must tear basil, rather than cut it with a knife, to get the best flavour. Nope. The flavours in basil are primarily contained within the cells of the leaf. If you tear it, it tends to come apart between the cells but if you cut the leaf, you will break open the cells releasing the flavour. This makes the most difference when you are using the basil raw eg in a tomato salad. Best to wash the basil, pat dry with paper towels, and remove the leaves from the stem. Stack several leaves together and roll into a cylinder, then cut crossways into thin strips. 2. Should I use foil on the base of my Oven? Many people line their grill pan or the bottom of the oven with aluminium foil to keep their cookers cleaner. This becomes heavily coated in grease and smells revolting! But it actually damages the enamel in the grill pan and on the base of the oven. The foil creates a super heating effect by reflecting the heat back onto the base of the oven or grill pan which then causes enamel damage. I recommend using an oven liner made from PTFE with a non-stick coating. This will catch any food drips keeping the bottom of the oven/grill pan clean. Remember to take the oven liner out regularly and wash it in warm soapy water. 3 “Hot pan - cold oil - prevents sticking” Is this mantra really the best way to prevent food from sticking to the pan when sautéing or stir frying. The idea is that you heat up the pan first then add the cold oil and almost immediately add the food and that will stop it sticking. What you really want is “hot pan, hot oil”. When you add cold oil, it heats up almost instantly when added to the hot pan – giving you “hot pan, hot oil”. You get the same results if you heat the oil along with the pan so take your pick – they both work! Graeme Robertson is your local OvenGleamer and can be contacted on 01934 440032 or go to www.ovengleamers.com for more details.
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Churches in Churchill, Winscombe and Sandford A warm welcome awaits everyone coming to our Services in August. We will be holding gathered services of worship on every Sunday; and also starting some weekday services. There will also be an online offering. For full details on locations and service times, please refer to our website: winsandchurches.org. uk. Arrangements are in place that ensure your visit to the Services will be as safe as possible.
Isle Of Avalon Amateur Radio Club We are now meeting regularly again - in person after many months restricted to on-air meetings only. Contact us to find out the current Friday night physical meeting venue. Latest experiment - receiving TV from the International Space Station! www.avalonarc. org.uk/2021/06-27-ariss-award.html. Licensed amateurs are always welcome on our 2m net now at 9pm on */Wednesday/* nights on 145.475MHz FM [please note change of frequency];we also monitor PMR446 Channel 08 (no CTCSS) in the Glastonbury area at the same times. Please call in. For the very latest club news, or how to join our regular licence training sessions, our website is at www.avalonarc. org.uk. We also have a regular Zoom meeting on Thursday evenings; for access please e-mail 2e0rww@gmail.com
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Winscombe & District Bridge Club Did you know that Bridge is often considered the best card game devised by mankind? A simple trick taking game which has been played for centuries by millions around the world… • The basics are easy to learn but endlessly challenging – every hand is different. • It is a partnership game played by all ages and levels of physical fitness- everyone welcome • It can be played socially or competitively - whether at home, in a club or ‘on line’ across the world • Recommended by doctors - develops logic, reasoning, quick thinking concentration and much more • Totally absorbing – as you concentrate on the game you will definitely leave all your troubles at home Winscombe Bridge Club is affiliated to the English Bridge Union We welcome players of all abilities learners, improvers and club players Winscombe Community Centre Club session: Thursday 2pm - 5pm from September 2nd 2021 Social session with supported play: Tuesday 1.30pm - 4pm from September 7th 2021 Visit bridegwebs.com/winscombe or contact Janet O’Brien 01934 253889
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A look at Microsoft’s Windows 11 reveal event Microsoft Windows powers devices for over 1.3 billion users around the world and has continued to evolve as new generations of Windows release. That time is once again approaching in the form of Windows 11, which will serve to supersede Windows 10. In terms of performance, Windows 11 will deliver faster web browsing regardless your choice of browser. Power usage will be more efficient and Windows updates will also be 40% smaller and install faster. A brand-new start menu delivers a more optimised experience with improved search features. Windows Store has been rebuilt from the ground up, with the promise of more apps going forward. Multi-taskers will also benefit from Windows 11’s new “Desktops” and “Snap Groups” features which boost app organisation. A promising new feature is Widgets, a sleek new panel containing a feed which, over time, learns to deliver news which interests the user. For the gamers out there, Windows 11 aims to provide better visuals and faster load times thanks to new technologies. Weaker devices will also be able to stream the latest games thanks to XBOX Cloud Gaming. Windows 11 is confirmed to release later this year and will come as a free upgrade for Windows 10 users. It will be important to perform the upgrade in a proper and safe way, to avoid data loss. As a company we plan to be one step ahead with Windows 11 support, so once released, please see our advert on this page if you would like us to assist and guide you through the upgrade process. Neil Buzzard, Director, Computer Problem Solutions Ltd. Tel: 07973 536299
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Axbridge Archaeological and Local History Society - WANTED The Axbridge Archaeological and Local History Society had an interesting talk from Ian Blake about the history of Brean Down. The site is extremely interesting and well worth a visit. Ian is one of the National Trust volunteers and is building up a collection of postcards of the site. He is particularly interested in finding some of the fort taken between 1940 and 1978 as these are missing from the collection. If anyone has any postcards they would like to donate or allow to be copied please contact me: Elizabeth Friend, Secretary Axbridge Archaeological and Local History Society. Email: friend.elizabeth@ gmail.com We are currently organising our programme for autumn so do please check what we are planning by going to our website www.aalhs.co.uk
How about a good cuppa tea? Wyvern Coffee Co and Cheddar Vale Lions Club have teamed up to bring you the Lions Breakfast Tea! This beautiful Ceylon has a malty and sweet finish with notes of slightly Lion President, Keith Cook, and Lions burnt caramel. Jan Clark, Marion Adcock and Lyn Cheddar Vale Lions Wood celebrating the launch with Tom Anderson and Marcus Chaplin outside Club are a staple of the Wyvern Coffee Co shop the community, their work is simply amazing. All profit from the Lions Breakfast Tea goes directly to the Cheddar Vale Lions to help fund their projects. The Wyvern Coffee Co shop is situated in Cheddar Gorge, where they have just celebrated their firstyear anniversary. The “Lions Breakfast Tea” went on sale Friday 18 June and the Cheddar Vale Lions were on hand to help launch the new team venture. Needless to say, the Cheddar Vale Lions are really excited about the “Lions Breakfast Tea”, plus it is a first for Lions Clubs in the South West. Due to Covid, Cheddar Vale Lions Club has not been able to plan the usual fundraising activities, so any extra funds are always welcome, particularly when such a great opportunity is offered to the Club. With the support from such an amazing local business, the Club can look forward to carrying on with their Community Service projects. For more information contact: information@cheddarvalelions.org.uk or via the website www.cheddarvalelions.org.uk
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Isle Of Wedmore Good Neighbours Group
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The Wedmore Good Neighbours group has been increasingly busy over recent weeks as more local people have become aware of the service. Most requests have been for lifts to medical related appointments but volunteers are available for other tasks as well. Perhaps you are going away for a few days and need someone to visit and support a relative you care for? You’ve got some heavy items you’d like taking to the recycling centre? There’s a prescription to collect from the chemist? Need a lift to a local club meeting? Or you’d just welcome some company over a cuppa? If you know of someone in and around Wedmore who would welcome assistance of this kind please encourage them to call 01934 806299 and leave a message - a volunteer will contact them shortly. Please note that we’re not part of social services, or an emergency service…we’re just good neighbours! If you’d like more detailed information about the group and how it operates visit the Wedmore Health and Wellbeing website – visit www.whawb.co.uk/gns/
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It’s not been an easy year for singers across the country, yet Cheddar Valley Singers were determined to keep their voices going ever since the first lockdown forced them into Zoom rehearsals. Unable to perform together, they have completed several recording projects in isolation over the past year (see their website www.cheddarvalleysingers. co.uk). Although, still not completely returned to normal rehearsals, the group have been meeting outside since June and are keeping everything crossed for a return to inside sessions in September. Singing has been proven to improve our mental health and if you’d like to get involved with this group which meets on Monday evenings, please contact Kate Lynch, their enthusiastic Director cheddarvalleysingers@gmail.com. You can also find them on Facebook @cheddarvalleysingers. Let’s keep singing... together!
It is still difficult to plan things in advance. Effort is being made to find a suitable venue where all regulations and social distancing can be observed. However in the mean time there are plans a foot to try and meet out doors. As these will be totally dependant on the weather so all up to date information will be last minute close to the second Tuesday of the month. Please don’t hesitate to contact Sue Wild on swild34@hotmail.com Liz Hamilton liz_hamilton500@yahoo.co.uk or Ros Prince ros555prince@outlook.com . Whether you are an existing member or just interested in finding out more about Trefoil Guild in the Axbridge area they will be happy to talk to you. Have a good summer.
Axbridge & District Museum in King John’s Hunting Lodge Hopefully, we are open! This summer, as well as our permanent displays, we are hosting a special display of some of the work of the students of Axbridge First School. Thanks to the Coop’s Community Fund, the museum has been able to support the school’s recent ‘Romans’ project with resources that the students could handle and study – coins, pottery, costumes, books and more. Their work will be on display throughout the summer holiday. All visitors are welcome and admission to the museum is, currently, free. However, please visit our website before you plan your trip, to check that the museum is open, and the opening hours.
Lenny’s Pop-Up Café Shipham Do come and pop into our new Pop-Up Lenny’s Café – now in St Leonard’s Church, the Square, Shipham. The same wonderful home-made cakes and soups at the same amazing low prices, and still all profits go to charity. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11.00 am to 4.00 pm. A warm inviting space, with a warm inviting welcome!
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Axbridge Royal British Legion There still seems to be a degree of uncertainty as to how or when the next step out of lockdown will be. The local committee has decided to wait until the summer holidays are over and hopefully resume normal meeting times in September. Mean while the local branch continues to keep in touch with members by every means possible. For up to date information phone Brian 01278 785696 or contact John Hawkins either by phone 07710 180847 or email john.hawkins@rimelo.com They will be happy to hear from you and answer any questions you may have and provide any up to date information. 24 | www.localreach.co.uk
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The Space, a Cheddar Valley based charity providing support to children and young people in the area, was delighted to celebrate their first photography competition in Mental Health Awareness Week where this year’s theme was ‘nature’.
Doreen Smith Operations Director for The Space said “We were absolutely delighted with the number of entries from young people aged 4-18 years. The standard was quite breath-taking, and our judges had a real challenge choosing winners and runners up in our two categories. Thanks must go to our judges from the Arts Quarter, Jim Skinner from the Rotary Club of Mendip and Tim Letherby of Cheddar Nub News and our sponsors Hillier Garden Centre Cheddar, BCYC at
TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 Cheddar Watersports and The Gorge Outdoors for providing prizes. We will look forward to running the competition next year”.
Isle of Wedmore Bowls Club The weather was somewhat mixed during June with virtually all matches going ahead often in a mixture of rain and sun, hot and cold. At West Blackwell the IOW Ladies captained by Trish Newell arrived in pouring rain and agreed to play a shortened game. Halfway through the sun came out and Trish and team celebrated by recording a narrow victory 35 - 34. Meanwhile in the Weston and District league the men’s team captained by Steve Young has so far played 9 matches, winning 8 and are currently (end June) sitting top of the table with 92 points of a possible 108 and with a positive shot difference of 281. Keep it up chaps! On a more downbeat note the Somerset County league has announced that the league is cancelled for this year for Covidrelated reasons. It seems too early but we are already putting together the playing programme for the Indoor Winter Season which starts on October 1st. We hope to hear that all Covid restrictions ( some still in place at time of writing) will have been lifted by then. Anyone interested in finding out more details of our plans going forward, existing members or those wishing to join in this great social game, are invited to contact Steve Young on 01749 870987 or email him at steveyoung1987@hotmail.co.uk. Full coaching is provided and there are plenty of opportunities to play on the excellent indoor IOWBC rinks. As a result of our Spring Bonanza campaign for new members we are delighted to welcome 50 new outdoor members to our club all of whom have had taster and coaching sessions and we have already spotted some excellent talent and budding champs. Huge thanks are due to Stuart Fisher who directed the campaign with great drive and enthusiasm and the splendid coaching team (you know who you are!) for making this all possible.
Cheddar Foodbank have moved Cheddar Foodbank have moved premises, just behind VADO as before but located at 8 Wessex Centre on the right hand side. Open Saturday and Mondays from 10:30 to 12:30 Call 07922 309369 or info@cheddarvalley. foodbank.org.uk
LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z
The Great Cheddar Safari Who knew there was a jungle full of creatures in Cheddar? U3Aers do! Recently, following a fiendishly clued route around the village, they discovered hitherto unknown creatures. Among them; ‘hip hip hooray a creature on display’ revealed a Hippopotamus. Followed by ‘the Fire Station with no siren but a hooter’ - an Owl Many testing clues later, intrepid explorers spied Elephants! At the ‘dog end’ - a stony stare greeted the survivors. We all LIVE locally, we all have a good LAUGH, while we LEARN. Do join us. If you’re retired or just reached that point where you’ve time on your hands, why not find out more about us at our website: u3asites. org.uk/cheddar-valley
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Chartered Certified Accountants Self-Assessment Tax Returns Sole-trader & Partnership Accounts Limited Company Accounts & Taxation Bookkeeping, Payroll & VAT Services Making Tax Digital For a FREE initial consultation, contact us on:
01278 773756
mail@ardwynchannon.co.uk www.ardwynchannon.co.uk 12 Victoria Street, Burnham-on-Sea. TA8 1AL
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CHEDDAR AERIALS Please call DAVID FORD on either TEL: 01934 742444 MOBILE: 07740 946385
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TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 BOILERS
ANTIQUES & VINTAGE
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BATHROOM FITTERS
BMT BATHROOM FITTERS TOTAL REFITS • WET ROOMS SHOWERS • TOILETS
Gas Boiler Services Boiler Repair & Installation Central Heating Health Checks Water Cylinder Installations Domestic & Commercial
01934 265343
FULLY INSURED • 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE FREE QUOTATIONS
CALL BEN TREASURE ON 01934 265372 BLINDS
All Calls answered Mon to Fri 8am to 8pm, Sat 8:30am to 6pm and Sun 10am to 4pm
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Local family run Somerset business
OFFER OF THE MONTH 3 Vertical Blinds for Only £179 Up to 6ft wide, max 5ft drop Other sizes available
Over 20 years in the trade
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BROADBAND
Experience affordable elegance with FREE Fitting & up to 60% OFF VERTICAL • ROLLER • VENETIAN • ROMAN PLEATED • CONSERVATORY SPECIALIST
Call Colin for your free quote & fast local service
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Chimney Sweep & Stove Installation • Power sweeping • Birds nest removal • CCTV inspections • Stove servicing • Fully insured
07790 958616
CURTAINS
Curtains, Cushions & Roman Blinds Made to measure with your fabric
Style and Colour Advice • Free Measuring Service Alteration/Remodel of Existing Curtains Clothes Alterations • 20 Years Experience
Rebecca Joce: 07843
055627 / 01934 843 807
www.curtainsinsomerset.me.uk
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CENTRAL HEATING
CENTRAL HEATING SPECIALISTS Boiler Breakdown & Repairs Boiler servicing System Upgrades Boiler Replacement Landlord Gas safety certificates
4 Fair Hill, Shipham BS25 1TH
DIY Cheddars First & Finest DIY store
W.C Maunders
01934 742590 www.wcmaunders.co.uk 34 Barrows Road, Cheddar, BS27 3AY
01278 555074
DOMESTIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS AND SALES
Domestic Appliance Sales and Repairs
01934 265343 All Calls answered Mon to Fri 8am to 8pm, Sat 8:30am to 6pm and Sun 10am to 4pm
www.localheat.co.uk Local family run Somerset business
01934 517657 Freestanding and integrated appliance specialists Local family business established 36 years All work insured and guaranteed
Browns Domestic Appliances Ltd
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DOORS
AC RN
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Domestic, Commercial, Industrial & Agricultural 07917 674554 leeflynn@live.com
When replying to adverts please say you saw it in LocalReach GARAGE SERVICES EARWAX REMOVAL
inic Highbridge NewOPEN Clinic in NOW OPEN in Highbridge inic NOW NOW OPEN in Highbridge
Earwax Removal Earwax Removal by Microsuction and by Microsuction and Irrigation Irrigation
nts nts tel: tel:
Appointments tel:
INIC INIC
J AUTOS SERVICES LTD • MOTs • Servicing • Air con Re gas • Diagnostics Services • Tyres
Call Jason 01934 713 249 or 07540 872 737 GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES
07932 699147 or 01278 550254
07932 550254 07932 699147 699147 or or 01278 01278 550254 Highbridge Enterprise Centre
Highbridge Highbridge Enterprise Enterprise Centre Centre Bennett AR CLEAR Bennett Close, Close, Isleport Isleport Business Business Park Park Bennett CLINIC CTION Bennett Road, Road, Highbridge Highbridge TA9 TA9 4AL 4AL
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MICROSUCTION
Bennett Close, Isleport Business Park Bennett Road, Highbridge TA9 4AL www.clearmicrosuctionclinic.co.uk
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ELECTRICIANS
ATL Garden Maintenance atlgardenmaintenance@outlook.com
07762 614135 Grounds 2 Gardens
Professional Grounds Maintenance RHS and NPTC Certified
• Grass Cutting • Hedge Trimming/reductions • Garden cut backs/Tidy ups • Turfing and Rotovating • Licenced Weed Sprayer • Stump Grinding/Removal • Garden Clearance • Borders Created and Bark Laid
Tel Robert: 07896930970 or 01934 842534 email: grounds2gardens@yahoo.co.uk
01934 886699
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TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES CONT.
Landscapes West
Our team of landscapers can provide all aspects of landscaping services for any type and size of project
LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES CONT.
Weeding | Mowing Planning and Planting Helen Prince - Gardener
01934 733477
helenlprince@gmail.com
Landscapes & design • Patios & fencing • Block paving • Building work Grass cutting • Gravelling • Paving • Turfing • Tree work • Digger hire Digger and driver available • Driveways & patios cleaned Drives tarmacked • Garden clearance
Whatever your landscaping needs, contact us for a free quote
T: 01934 732873 • M: 07557 041472 E: landscapeswest@outlook.com Garden Services Licenced Waste Carrier Legend Paving,
All garden maintenance work undertaken Patios • Paving • Fencing • Landscaping Block Paving • Printed Concrete Paving Driveways Cleaned and Resealed FREE estimates
01458 781238 / 07501 633599 Email: legendpavinglandscapes@gmail.com
Luke’s
Tree Care, Hedge Care & General Building
Clearing | Rotavating | Trees felled, Removed & Lopped Stump Removal | Hedge Trimming & Tree Pruning Turfing | Fencing | General Building and more…
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL! LOW COSTS PLUS FREE ESTIMATES & ADVICE
01934 265395
luke100785@yahoo.com
Total Garden Solutions
We are still operating through Covid-19, taking all necessary precautions to keep our clients safe
Call Lee for a FREE quotation now
HEALTH AND BEAUTY
DETOX AND FEEL AMAZING WITH COLON HYDROTHERAPY
10% OFF first consultation and initial treatment using code HYDRO10*
Weight-loss aid | Improve digestion | Improve complexion Strengthen immune system | Rids bloating | Improves allergies Helps with chronic fatigue | And more…
07914 636958
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01934 265361
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PAINTERS & DECORATORS
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Chapple Interiors
Professional Interior & Exterior Decorating Service
Over 25 years experience • Approved member of ‘ICI Dulux Select’ • ‘Trust Mark’ approved tradesmen Wallpaper hanging specialists • Domestic, Commercial and Insurance work • Competitive free quotes Call: 01278 785678 or 07736 321416 Chapple04@hotmail.com www.chappleinteriors.co.uk
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PLUMBING & HEATING CONTINUED
Mike Blackmore & Son Independent Local Plumber
ROB NICHOLS PLUMBING LTD
SMALL WORKS SPECIALIST
• Painting & Decorating • General Handyman service • Property renovation advice • Knowledge and experience in period properties • Property staging prior to sale & more…
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Travis Lapworth
07449316651
Est. 2001
PLUMBING & HEATING
• • • •
Leaking & Replacement Taps Toilets not Flushing Ball-Valves Washing Machines & Sanitary Ware Installed • Drains, Toilets & Sinks Unblocked
Tel: 01934
824888
NO VAT
ROB ROB NICHOLS NICHOLS PLUMBING LTD PLUMBING LTD
NO JOB TOO closures BIG OR SMALL! Cylinder Replacement ◆ Bathroom Suites General Plumbing 01934 512994 Leaks & burst pipes ◆ Tiling 07720 653023 Outside Tap installation Cold water storage systems ◆ Toilet Repairs wal ◆ Taps ◆ Showers & Enclosures 01934 265343 ◆ Sinks www.localheat.co.uk RIW PROPERTY ◆ Cisterns SERVICES RO • General Maintenance ◆ Radiators • Decorating • Patios/Landscaping • Kitchens & Bathrooms TEL ◆ Silicone Renewal 07811 206743 ◆ Drain Clearing RIWpropertyservices@hotmail.com MO Est. 2001 Est. 2001
◆◆Bathroom Suites Bathroom Suites ◆ Tiling Suites ◆◆Toilet Repairs Toilet Repairs ◆ ◆◆Tiling Taps Taps ◆◆Toilet Shower Panels ◆ Repairs Showers & Enclosures ◆ Showers & Enclosures ◆◆Taps Sinks ◆◆Sinks Cisterns ◆ ◆◆Showers Cisterns & Enclosures Radiators ◆ Radiators ◆◆Sinks Silicone Renewal ◆◆Silicone Renewal ◆ Drain Clearing Cisterns ◆ Drain Clearing Tiling ◆◆Bathroom
◆ Radiators
ROB NICHOLS
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ROB NICHOLS
TEL: 01934 512994 MOB: 07720 653023
◆ Silicone ◆ Drain
Renewal Clearing
ROB NICHOLS
TEL: 01934 512994 MOB: 07720 653023
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All Calls answered Mon to Fri 8am to 8pm, Sat 8:30am to 6pm and Sun 10am to 4pm
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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CONTINUED
PROPERTY PROPERTY MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SERVICES SERVICES
• Wood burning stoves • Chimneys • Fireplaces • Fully Insured
Professional and reliable ◆ Painting & Decorating services including: ◆ Wallpapering Tiling Decorating Silicone & Renewal
◆◆ Painting
ROB NICHOLS
◆◆ Carpentry Wallpapering ◆
01934 512994 TEL: 01934 512994 MOB: 07720 653023 M: 07720 653023
Plumbing ◆ Tiling ◆
T:
Drain Clearing Shower Renewal Panels
◆◆ Silicone
◆ Carpentry
ROB NICHOLS
ROB NICHOLS
◆ Plumbing ◆ Drain
STOVES CONTINUED
WOODBURNING STOVES
Professional and reliable services including: ◆
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TEL: 01934 512994 When replying to adverts Clearing MOB: 07720 653023 you saw it in LocalReach
◆ Shower Panels please say
REMOVALS
CALL KEITH 07860 449484
ROB N
ka-plumbing@btconnect.com TREE SURGEONS
• All aspects of tree/hedge work TEL: 01 • Stump grinding • Specialist work undertaken including fruit trees & 07 MOB: bamboo removal H OAK ILL
TREE SURGEONS
SKIP HIRE
& GROUNDS CARE
• Suppliers of wood chip, wood mulch & logs Full site clearance Fully qualified & insured Free quote • 24 Hour call out
01934 265381
TV AERIALS
Providing a waste recycling service Fully licensed & compliant Commercial & Domestic
01749 678279 / 07721 415677
email@cheddarskips.plus.com www.cheddarandwellsskips.co.uk
STOVES
Weston Aerials
Russell Chilcott (Family Business Est 1959)
DIGITAL TV AERIAL & FREESTAT INSTALLATIONS TV MOUNTING, RETUNES & SETUP
07721 511 314 • 01934 622 143 6 The Crescent, Worlebury Hill, WSM. BS22 9SR
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Multi Fuel Stoves Supplied & Fitted from £1250 ECOSY Purefire Curve 5kw A+ Energy Rated
Prices exclude any additional building works
Call Dave on
07790 958616 5 Year Guarantee
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You may not be able to go on holiday, but the holiday is still on for you and your buyers. For a free valuation of your property, please call on 01934 742966 to have an up to date market appraisal.