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Values The phone rings: Another enquiry about a wedding. It’s the mother of the bride. Can they book a certain date for the autumn? I’ll oblige if I can, but this time I can’t, the date is already spoken for. ‘But,’ the bride’s mother insists, ‘he’s a very important person.’ So, I ask; ‘What makes him important?’ She’s stumped. I’m not sure why, it’s a simple question. I hope she will answer that he is important to her because he loves her daughter enough to want to spend the rest of his life with her, to support her through the best and worst that life can bring. That would be an excellent answer. I would do whatever I could to help this couple be married. But it’s not the answer I get. Maybe she could appeal to my role as a minister of the church: He is important because of his selfless lifestyle; he gives freely to charity; does voluntary work in his spare time; even goes to church (steady on now!). Being a Christian may be about a lot more than simply being good but being good is not a bad
start. No, even if he does do these things, they are apparently not what make him important. Go on then I will her silently, appeal to my selfish nature, to those things important to me: Does he empty my bins or provide me with clean drinking water? Does he teach youngsters such as my own, drawing out of them talents locked deep inside, or is he waiting at the hospital to offer treatment if one of us should be hurt? I’m afraid not. His importance apparently supersedes even my self-centred wants. Apparently, his importance is directly proportional to his income. His income is very large. Thus, he is very important. I can see the merits of such a system in terms of sheer simplicity, but in all other respects I think it’s somewhat lacking. He may be wealthy. That may mean he is powerful. But does that make him important? According to many people it does. Even in Jesus’ day wealth and power were seen as signs of God’s blessing and importance and the same is often true today. Even the Church can often fall for this lie and pay greater heed to those with the loudest voice and fattest wallet. When some of his disciples argued about who was the most important Jesus brought a child into the centre of their argument and bid them be like the child. A child in that society had no rights, no intrinsic value, only a potential value if they survived to adulthood and, of course, the inestimable value which might be placed in them by their parents. If a child were valued at all they were valued unconditionally. That is the value God places on us; a limitless, unconditional value. To value ourselves on any other basis is to sell ourselves short. The problem was not that this woman overvalued her future son-in-law, but that she undervalued him. Kindly provided by Mike Bewick, Methodist Lay Pastoral and Community Worker, www.somersetmendipmethodists.com
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Garden View This month – Tidy up Time
By October the garden can look a little tired: perennials collapse, leaves die back, and there’s debris everywhere. It can only mean one thing, clean up time. Cut Peonies, Leucanthemum, Nepeta, Delphiniums, Hardy Geraniums, and Phlox back to ground level, but leave anything with ornamental seed heads such as poppies, Alliums, and grasses. When the first frosts hit these plants will gain a new lease of life and add some sparkly architectural beauty to the garden. Leave more delicate perennials such as Penstemons with the top growth in place to provide some winter protection. You can cut them back in the spring just before new growth occurs. Herbaceous perennials can be divided now and moved around to fill gaps in the border. Perennials can become congested and tired, and flower less as they age. Dig up the clump and break it up with a sharp spade, selecting the best, newer chunks from the outside to replant. The dying centre of the plant can be composted. Most plants need to be divided every three to five years but some more vigorous varieties like Achillea require it more often and others. The exception is Peonies, which hate any kind of disturbance. Leave them alone. Once the borders are cleared and plants have been relocated, it’s time to get rid of any weeds, which have flourished in the autumn sunshine. Then you can mulch using compost or leaf mould. Mulching helps to protect the more tender plants while improving the structure of the soil and generally making things look neater. Make a layer around 3-4cms deep but don’t cover the centre crown of any plants. Types of organic mulch: Compost, Bark, Grass cuttings, Composted manure, Newspaper, Shredded Leaves, Straw By Rachael Leverton
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Spring Forward Fall Back In the past, knowing the exact time was much less important than it is now. With increasing urbanisation and industrialisation, however, the pattern of people’s working day was becoming regularised and didn’t necessarily fit with the natural day. In 1818, the factory owner, Robert Owen, was one of the first people to see the benefit of daylight saving and put the clocks forward by half an hour at his cotton mills in New Lanark. Although clearly a move intended to improve the efficiency of the mills it’s true to say that Owen was a radical reformer and did work hard to improve the conditions of his workers. By the 18th century clocks were sufficiently accurate to record local time but this varied from place to place. With the introduction of the railways, it became increasingly clear that time needed to be standardised and in 1880 Greenwich Mean Time was recognised nationally. It was not until the 20th century, however, that the idea of a national summer time was introduced.
In 1907, an English builder called William Willett published a pamphlet called The Waste of Daylight, which advocated advancing the clocks in Spring and returning to GMT in the autumn. Although he and others lobbied parliament to adopt the idea there was considerable opposition it and although a Daylight Saving Bill was introduced in 1908 there was not enough support for it to pass. Willetts and others continued their campaign and gained support during World War I when it was seen as a way of conserving scare energy resources and thus helping the war effort. Germany began daylight saving in April 1916 and on 17th May 1916 The Summer Time Act was passed in Britain. The clocks went forward one hour on Sunday, 21st May and returned to GMT on 1st October. Those old enough to recall the days when watches and clocks were mechanical may well remember that the advice was to move the hands forward 11 hours in October to prevent the mechanism breaking. How times change – now my clock makes the changes automatically! Kindly provided by Elizabeth Friend, Axbridge Archaeological and Local History Society. www.aalhs.co.uk
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Axbridge District Trefoil Guild Tuesday 12th October: The October meeting will be on the 12th and will be a visit to Oakham Treasures £6.50 each + £5 for those using the minibus. (Please, if you are paying in cash, bring the correct money or pay by cheque). Prior booking absolutely essential by contacting Sue Wild on swild34@ hotmail.com. We will be leaving at 11:30 am, pick up points for the minibus to be arranged, arriving in time for those who wish to have lunch or tea and cake, and home about 3:30pm.
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Thursday 7th October: 10-mile moderate circular walk from Ham Hill (TA14 6RW) OS Map Ex129 ST476170. Park Long View car park. Start 10:00am. Register with Drew Horsfield Tel: 07960 603773 or ahorsfield139@gmail.com Thursday 14th October: 10-mile moderate circular walk from Tintern Abbey Car park (NP16 6SE). OS Map ExOL14 SO533001.Start 10:00am. Register with Kimberley Myers Tel: 07809 433627 or kimberley. myers@icloud.com Wednesday 20th October: 11-mile moderate circular walk from Marshfield, north of Bath (SN14 8RA). OS Map Ex155 ST 783738. Park on Chippenham Road, Marshfield (off the A420) near the Community Centre. Start 10:00am. Register with David Lindop Tel: 07771 708490 or dilindop@ gmail.com Thursday 28th October: 12-mile moderate circular walk from Lydeard Hill Car Park (TA4 3DY). OS Map Ex140 ST180338. Start 10:00am. Register with Euan Stanwix, Tel: 07801 621212 (euan.stanwix@ btinternet.com) or Nicola Stanwix, Tel: 07753 867221 (nicola.stanwix1@btinternet.com)
Christian Aid Quiz in Winscombe Friday 8th October: We all love a good Quiz, and the Christian Aid Team in Winscombe and Sandford are organising a special Quiz at the Church Centre (BS25 1BA) at 7:00pm on 8th October. We will be raising funds for the Haitian Earthquake Appeal. Tickets (£7 per person) are available from William Du Croz (07960 697874). Buy tickets individually, or for Teams of 5 people. Attendance is limited to 50 people to avoid overcrowding. Please bring your own drinks. There will be a light supper and a raffle. It promises to be an enjoyable evening.
The November meeting is November 9th “An afternoon of Christmas Craft” at 2:00pm at the Catholic Church, Cheddar, in the small room of the new building, and will finish at 4:00pm. If you require any further details contacts are Sue Wild on swild34@hotmail.com Liz Hamilton liz_hamilton500@yahoo.co.uk or Ros Prince ros555prince@outlook.com A warm welcome awaits you so do come along.
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Pumpkin Pie Perfect for Halloween
Preparation time: 40 minutes Cooking time: 1 hour 40 minutes + chilling time Serves: 8 Ingredients: 750g pumpkin or butternut squash, peeled, deseeded, and cut into chunks 350g sweet shortcrust pastry (make your own or buy ready-made) 140g caster sugar ½ tsp salt ½ tsp fresh nutmeg, grated
filling will depend on the colour of the squash you choose. Some have a more yellow flesh, like butternut squash and others like the winter squash have a much more orange flesh. They will both taste equally good! Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface and use it to line a 22cm loose-bottomed flan tin. Chill for 15 mins. Line the pastry with baking parchment and baking beans, then bake for 15 mins. Remove the beans and parchment, then bake for a further 10 mins until the base is pale golden and biscuity. Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
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Increase oven temperature to 220C/200C fan/ gas 7. Push the cooled pumpkin through a sieve into a large bowl to make a puree. In a separate bowl, combine the sugar, salt, nutmeg and half the cinnamon. Lightly beat together the eggs, melted butter and milk, then add to the pumpkin purée and mix well. Pour the mixture into the tart shell and bake for 10 minutes, Reduce the temperature to 180C/160C fan/gas 4 and continue to bake for 35-40 mins until the filling has just set.
Place the chopped pumpkin into a large saucepan, cover with water and bring to the boil. Cover with a lid and simmer for 15 mins or until tender. Drain and allow to cool. The final colour of your pumpkin
Remove from the oven and allow to cool before removing the pie from the tin. You can Mix the remaining cinnamon with the icing sugar and dust over the pie or decorate in a suitably spooky style..
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Winscombe Book Sale Saturday 16th October: Book Freedom Day…when the sale of second hand books restarts in Winscombe Community Centre. Thousands of books, most of them priced at 50p, will be available to buy from 9:00am until 12 noon. Why not select a few books, settle down with a coffee and bacon bap, to decide your investment strategy? There is also a free cycle event. We look forward to seeing you.
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Shipham Gardening Club Thursday 21st October: Now that Shipham Village hall is operating again it’s been decided that we continue with our programme of speakers, on Thursday 21st October with a presentation on the Extraordinary story of Plant Evolution by Greg Morter.
Axbridge Archaeological & Local History Society
The presentation starts at 7:30pm. Existing members and visitors are welcome. Village Hall, New Road, Shipham, BS25 1SG
Wednesday 20th October: Our next meeting will be on Wednesday 20th October at 7:30pm by zoom. Rod Hutchings will talk about “HMS Fox”.
Isle of Wedmore Society
The ship was launched in 1893. After a long service the ship was decommissioned in 1919, sold in 1920 and scrapped in Watchet harbour by the Cardiff Scrap and Salvage company, in the autumn of 1923. She is still the largest vessel ever to enter Watchet Harbour. If you would like a link to access this talk or to go on the mailing list for future talks then please contact
Thursday 28th October: Our October meeting will take place in the Wedmore Masonic Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker will be Alan Grey and his talk will be on ‘Mines and Caves of Mendip,’ Members free, Visitors £4 with free tea/coffee afterwards. Contact Ian Tomes on 01934 710390.
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Note The Date – Don’t Miss This! Saturday 30th October: u3a Open Day - Cheddar Village Hall - 10:30am - 2:30pm. Entry is free and this is your chance to pop in and find out what your neighbours get up to! There are lots of interesting displays and demonstrations to see. You may be surprised to discover that we have more than 50 Special Interest Groups available. Whatever your interest we probably have a group to suit or if you prefer to just have a coffee or a cup of tea and a natter, there’s our coffee mornings. Retired/semi retired? Why not join? Membership is free until next Spring. It’s a great way to get to know people and make new friends. You don’t have to be old and wrinkly(!) there is no lower or upper age limit. You don’t need to have any special skills or qualifications (you could gain new skills, if you wish) Come in and see what we can offer. You are guaranteed to be made welcome.
Breakfast Service - St Andrews’s Church Cheddar Sunday 31st October: Breakfast Service in the Village hall at 9:00am on Sunday 31st October 2021. All are Welcome Bacon Butties, Bacon & Egg Butties, Cereal, Toast, Fresh Coffee
Due to Covid we were unable to hold this service we look forward to welcoming you back.
Wedmore Friends Of Weston Hospicecare - Big Drop Saturday 6th November: 10:00am – 12:30pm Wedmore 1st School car park. A BIG DROP is an opportunity for anyone to bring donations of ANY KIND e.g. electrical, clothes, household, toys, baby items, gardening implements, sports goods, books and DROP them at the school car park. All donations will be passed to Weston Hospicecare. Any enquiries please contact: Shirley Wederell 01934 712089/07812 391962
Probus Club of Mendip (Cheddar) Mondays: After one false start, due to our old friend Covid, we are pleased to inform people that the regular 1st and 3rd Monday meetings of each month, 10:00am - midday, are now underway again at Cheddar FC.
Axbridge Royal British Legion Tuesdays: At the time of writing this the first meeting of the “new normal” will not have taken place. However all future meetings will return to the usual
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Do you want to try Morris Dancing? Wednesdays: Mendip Morris are running beginner sessions alternate Wednesdays (2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month) 8-9.30pm at Congresbury Memorial Hall. Men and women, young and old, fit or not, just come along and give it a go, no previous experience required. Sorry but you must be aged 18 or over. For more information contact: richard.brock@tiscali.co.uk
Cheddar Short Mat Bowls Club Wednesdays: We have now re-started our ‘Covid Conscious’ short mat indoor bowling at the Draycott Memorial Hall on Wednesday afternoons checking in at the door early for a prompt start at 2:00pm. Existing members are very welcome back as are guests of any experience. Also, anyone aged 18 or above especially first-timers who would like a ‘Taster’ of this often under-rated, but social and healthy activity, are very welcome. Basic instruction and loan of bowling ‘Woods’ are included all free of charge, as indeed are the first 3 visits after which we hope you will ‘get the bug’ and become a regular member! We are a happy & friendly bunch with time to enjoy a cup of tea/coffee together and all you need to do is bring your own soft flat-soled footwear plus a good dose of enthusiasm, [and a facemask]! If you would like more information please phone Bob Abbott on 01934 742237 at any reasonable time.
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Dickens by Candlelight Gold Star Events present, Dickens by Candlelight starring Barry J North as the ‘spirit’ of Charles Dickens – for 2 dates only during December in Axbridge and Wells. In a stunning solo performance full of humour, drama, and voices from the past, Barry will portray some of Dickens’ most famous characters from Oliver Twist, Pickwick Papers, and the alltime seasonal favourite Christmas Carol. He will also touch on the story of the life and work of the author, regarded by many as the greatest novelist of the Victorian age. An ideal treat for the Christmas season, expect to hear Mr Bumble and Fagin and many other much-loved fictional characters, plus one or two rascals, which are famous the world over. With a unique insight into these characters through his own stage performances, Barry will deliver a highly entertaining and first-class Dickens of an evening for your enjoyment. Axbridge Town Hall: Saturday 4th December 2021, 7.30pm Wells Town Hall: Friday 10th December 2021, 7.30pm Tickets £17.50 (concessions £15) Available online from Eventbrite via www.goldstarevents.co.uk/entertainment
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A warm welcome awaits everyone coming to our Services in October. We will be holding gathered services of worship on every Sunday; and weekday services continue. 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.
Blackford Village Hall The hall is now fully open - this lovely space with a well equipped kitchen has been well maintained and cared for and is available for hire. If you wish to make an enquiry please email Margaret on margtinney40@icloud.com
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The Blackford Cafe Our afternoon Cafe will welcome you back on Wednesday 10th November 2021. As usual it will take place at Blackford Village Hall at 2:00pm 4:00pm where you will be able to enjoy tea/coffee & delicious cake. We will be delighted to meet friends & neighbours once again & hope members of the local community will join us. Make a note in your diary - Blackford Cafe Wednesday 10th November. Margaret Tinney 01934 712324
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At this time of year in the UK wild mushrooms are in plentiful supply and many varieties are much tastier than those you can buy in a supermarket. It’s tempting to pick them, but you need to exercise caution. Some mushrooms can be deadly, and others, while they may not kill you can cause a seriously upset tum, so unless you’re an expert, in which case you need no advice from me, the best and most fun way to learn about and pick your own mushrooms is to go on a specialist foraging course. Some species of mushrooms do grow all year around, but September to November is generally the best time for foraging, and the day or so after period of rain can be especially rewarding. Different species prefer different habitats. Some like open fields, others, the woodland floor, or on tree bark. You don’t need any specialist equipment for mushroom foraging, just a sharp knife, a container or basket, and clothes you can get a bit dirty. It’s a good idea to have a smaller lidded container in which you can keep any mushrooms you’re not sure about until they can be properly identified. And don’t forget hand wipes or sanitiser so you don’t risk accidental contamination or skin irritation. When it comes to identifying any mushrooms that you find, deferring to an expert is your best bet. If you go alone you’ll need a good reference book, and a magnifying lens. Identification relies on the
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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, 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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Jigsaw Sale at Wedmore Street Fayre, 7th August On behalf of the Wedmore Friends of Weston Hospicecare I would like to thank all the people who delivered jigsaws to my house for the above sale. I was amazed at the quality and quantity and how a small ad could result in such a great response. I also want to thank all those who braved the elements and helped on the stall on the day and those who came to support us by buying the jigsaws and plants. On the day it just rained and rained and rained but the people came and the result was that the jigsaws sold raised £405 and the succulent plants that we sold made £235 resulting a grant total of £640. A VERY BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE. Please watch your local publication in the autumn for our next event which at this time has not been decided.
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Local “Repair Shop” If you have ever watched the BBC’s Repair Shop and thought about having a go at something yourself then maybe you would like to consider taking up upholstery? At Pretty Sitting Upholstery & Interiors we run classes in upholstery for the complete beginner as well as the improver. We can take you through the basic methods and materials to get you started and give you the confidence to tackle some projects at home. Our classes for the autumn 2021 take place on Saturdays and run from September through to December in two blocks of 5 full days each. That’s a total of 30 hours tuition with an AMUSF qualified professional working hands on. Each student brings their own piece to work on and progresses at their own pace. We keep the group size down to around 5/6 giving each student plenty of contact time with the tutor. For more information or to book your place go to our website www.prettysittingvintage. co.uk/shop/classes or call Jill Humphrey on 01934 752725 x301.
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Lenny’s Pop-up Café Shipham Do come and pop into our new PopUp Lenny’s Café – now in St Leonard’s Church, the Square, Shipham. The same wonderful home-made cakes and light lunches at the same amazing low prices, and still all profits go to charity. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:00am to 3:00pm. A warm inviting space, with a warm inviting welcome!
The Mendip Society Good news from The Mendip Society! Starting next month, there will be a resumption of our Walks programme in the Mendips. There are a few changes and full details will be found on our website: www.themendipsociety.org.uk, just follow the link to “Walks”.
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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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The UK’s PSTN landline network is being switched off in 2025 What does this mean? The PSTN is the classic analogue telephone system which, even today, is used for landline calls in most homes and small businesses. Alongside the rapid growth of the internet, the old analogue phone lines have been preserved as an independent network to handle our landline calls. However, due to complications involved in maintaining such old equipment, it is now confirmed the analogue network will be phased out over the coming years, then switched off in 2025. Will our landline numbers be lost? Fortunately, we can keep our numbers and continue to make and receive calls. Because of the rollout of fibre-optic broadband, we can now perform our landline calls over the internet, using VoIP (Voice over IP). All analogue phone lines will need migrating to a digital VoIP solution within the next few years. What steps must be taken? In due time, your landline provider will reach out and assist with the transition away from analogue onto a VoIP solution, including onsite fitting of new VoIP equipment. Your fibre broadband connection will then take care of your phone calls. As well as fixing computer problems, we can help with a wide range of technology difficulties, such as home phone problems so please get in touch if you would like a visit.
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Theale Learns to Heart Start The village of Theale was recently honoured by a visit from the eminent doctor, Carl Gwinnutt, Emeritus Consultant in Anaesthesia and immediate past president of The National Resuscitation Council. The purpose of Carl’s visit being to instruct villagers on the technique of CPR to re-start the heart if some-one’s had stopped, which was followed by further instruction on the use of a defibrillator, of which Theale now has three. The photograph shows Carl instructing Theale Show President, Julia Skinner, in CPR on one of the two special manikins he brought for the purpose. In 2 sessions held on the day he taught no less than 21 people in the techniques, the youngest of whom was 13 and the oldest 79. Article submitted by Trev Hunt, Northload Farm, Theale.
Isle of Wedmore Bowls Club The IOWBC continued its full outdoor bowling programme over the summer with some great results and inevitably some disappointments. Our team playing in the Weston and District league has now played 15 matches of which we have won 12 and are currently second in the table with one match to play. The tension is palpable. Sadly the team was beaten by Victoria Saxons in the semi final of the W and D trophy which we won in 2019 in the carefree days pre-Covid. Cruelly our Clevedon and District cup team were also defeated in the semi-final by a tough RBL Portishead team. Over the summer the club has hosted some prestigious events which have enhanced our image amongst the county bowling fraternity. One such event was Somerset County Juniors and we were fortunate to witness some talented young players displaying maturity and skill beyond their years in the knowledge that they represent the future of the sport. August is a fantastic month for key events. Firstly Presidents Day was celebrated in bright sunshine and great bowling was followed by snacks and words of bowling memories from President Roger Hughes. Ladies Triples Day and Men’s Triples Day are always among the highlights of the summer calendar and this year was no exception. Both days were well supported with some skilful bowls on display. Playing with ‘Colours’ as this year’s theme the Ladies winners were the formidable trio of Trish Newell, Margaret Davies and Jenny Collingwood.
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Axbridge & District Museum in King John’s Hunting Lodge If Hallowe’en fright is your thing, an October visit to the Axbridge & District Museum in atmospheric, medieval, King John’s Hunting Lodge will give you plenty of ideas! You’ll find yourself thinking of the dark, gaslit, cobblestone streets of Axbridge Town in those misty autumn evenings 100 years ago, the scary shadows in the narrow alleyways and the gloomy, candle-lit corridors of the Workhouse, full of poor souls. You’ll find too the stocks that once stood in Axbridge Square, and two friendly (I’ve been assured) skeletons. Hallowe’en will never be the same again! Admission to the museum is currently free. However, because of this year’s Covid conditions, please visit our website to check the museum’s opening hours before you plan your trip. The museum will be closed from October 31st until Easter 2022. Twitter: www.kingjohnshuntinglodge.co.uk. KingJohnHuntingLodge@AxbridgeMuseum
Draycott Memorial Hall The Memorial Hall is now back to full operation and in September, we welcomed back some of our regular hirers who have been side lined due to the pandemic. The hall is a Covid secure venue and boasts fantastic facilities which are available for hire with plenty of car parking space. We now have the Sedgemoor Room available for hire and this room is ideal for small exercise classes, training sessions and gives magnificent views towards Crooks Peak and Weston-superMare. For more details, contact can be made to Sarah Knight, our Booking Secretary on 07851 410459 or by email enquiries@draycottmemorialhall.org.uk GOOD NEIGHBOURS Are Here to Help If anything positive is going to come out of the Covid pandemic it might be this – a greater awareness that as a community we need to rally round and help each other.
TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 This was the impetus behind the founding of Wedmore Good Neighbours, a group of volunteers willing to give practical assistance to anyone who needed it during lockdown. Now that life is tentatively returning to a new normal there’s a danger that this new-found neighbourliness will disappear. That would be a great shame. The group is currently assisting about twenty people a month – but it can do more. There are ample volunteers and the organisation is now really getting into its stride. What kind of help and support can be provided? So far over half of requests have been for a driver and almost all of these were for attendance at medical appointments. However, volunteers are available for other tasks as well. Perhaps you’re away for a few days and need someone to visit and support a relative you care for? Your garden could use a little tidying up or you are struggling with a light DIY task? You’re self-isolating and need something collecting from a local shop or the chemist? Or you’d just welcome some company over a cuppa? Volunteers can even provide a lift to a local club meetings and event like the Wedmore Health and Wellbeing Day on the 16th of October (see relevant article in Wedmore News for details). So, if you know of someone in and around Wedmore who would welcome assistance of the kind the scheme provides 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/
Prickles Hedgehog Rescue To help your hedgehog visitors, please keep placing water in shallow containers in gardens especially during warm, dry spells. Make sure your shed and garage doors stay closed and poisons are out of reach. Check before strimming or using lawn mowers.Call Prickles if you see a small hog out during the day by itself. Ring to seek advice on anything hedgehog related. Prickles Hedgehog Rescue 07806 744772
LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z
Weston Woodturning Weston Woodturning Circle meet the third Thursday in each month commencing at 7.00pm at; Weston AFC, Winterstoke Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 9AA. We provide training to members at beginner stage, through to advanced level. Our meeting programme includes both professional AWGB demonstrators along with club members demonstrating woodturning techniques. Our club is affiliated to the AWGB (Association of Wood Turners of Great Britain). Anyone interested can just turn up at one of our monthly meeting nights. The first two visits by non-members are completely free of cost. For more information visit our website at www.weston-woodturning-circle.co.uk
Local Business A – Z ACCOUNTANTS
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
AERIAL & SATELLITE SERVICES
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
GAS BOILERS SERVICED, REPAIRED & INSTALLED Gas Boiler Services Boiler Repair & Installation Central Heating Health Checks Water Cylinder Installations Domestic & Commercial When replying to adverts please say you saw it in LocalReach
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
BLINDS
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
BUSINESS ADVISERS
TREVOR WARD MSc (Computing) MBA (Finance) FCMA BUSINESS ADVISER
For advice on business systems, planning and processes
01934 265402
Tel: Email: trevorward704@gmail.com
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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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Call 01278 781112 07484 293445 All your security, CCTV, wifi and networking needs anthony@moorebroadband.com
TO ADVERTISE CALL 01934 312171 BUILDERS
LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z CHIMNEY SWEEPS
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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ELECTRICIANS CONTINUED
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
www.clearmicrosuctionclinic.co.uk www.clearmicrosuctionclinic.co.uk
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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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
purehydro@hotmail.com | www.purehydro.net * see website for terms and conditions
LOFT BOARDING
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01934 265361
www.loftboardingsouthwest.co.uk
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
• Painting & Decorating • General Handyman service • Property renovation advice • Knowledge and experience in period properties • Property staging prior to sale & more…
Travis Lapworth
07449316651 PLUMBING & HEATING
NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL! Cylinder Replacement General Plumbing Leaks & burst pipes Outside Tap installation Cold water storage systems
SMALL WORKS SPECIALIST • • • •
Leaking & Replacement Taps Toilets not Flushing Ball-Valves Washing Machines & Sanitary Ware Installed • Drains, Toilets & Sinks Unblocked
Tel: 01934
824888
NO VAT
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
RIW PROPERTY SERVICES • General Maintenance • Decorating • Patios/Landscaping • Kitchens & Bathrooms
07811 206743
RIWpropertyservices@hotmail.com ROBERT BOARDMAN PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
07511 307787
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
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REMOVALS
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LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z TREE SURGEONS
Providing a waste recycling service Fully licensed & compliant Commercial & Domestic
01749 678279 / 07721 415677
email@cheddarskips.plus.com www.cheddarandwellsskips.co.uk
H OAK ILL
TREE SURGEONS & GROUNDS CARE
• All aspects of tree/hedge work • Stump grinding • Specialist work undertaken including fruit trees & bamboo removal • Suppliers of wood chip, wood mulch & logs Full site clearance Fully qualified & insured Free quote • 24 Hour call out
01934 265381
TV AERIALS
Weston Aerials
Russell Chilcott (Family Business Est 1959)
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DIGITAL TV AERIAL & FREESTAT INSTALLATIONS TV MOUNTING, RETUNES & SETUP
07721 511 314 • 01934 622 143 6 The Crescent, Worlebury Hill, WSM. BS22 9SR
WEB DESIGN
NEED A WEBSITE OR YOUR OLD WEBSITE MADE OVER?
STOVES
Multi Fuel Stoves
We will design a 1-10 page website that you can update or we can update for you.
ECOSY Purefire Curve 5kw A+ Energy Rated
We can register your web address for you and host your website on our servers.
Supplied & Fitted from £1250
Prices exclude any additional building works
Call Dave on
07790 958616 5 Year Guarantee
WOODBURNING STOVES
We don’t charge any upfront fees just £45+vat per month which then drops to only £25+vat per month after first year. If you would like to discuss having a website Call us now on 01934 312171 or email hello@localreach.co.uk
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• Wood burning stoves • Chimneys • Fireplaces • Fully Insured COMMUNITY MAGAZINES
CALL KEITH 07860 449484 ka-plumbing@btconnect.com
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Get cosy in your new home this autumn For a free valuation of your property, please call on 01934 742966 to have an up to date market appraisal.