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FROM THE EDITOR Happy New Year to you all! I hope you’ve had a lovely festive season, and had a little bit of time to relax, maybe spending some time visiting the wonderful places in and around our Somerset towns and villages whilst seeing friends and celebrating the New Year.

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I’m sure many of you have made some New Year resolutions, and are keen to hear about all the clubs and societies around the local area which you might like to join in with, so if you’re already involved in these, then please send through all the information about when and where they take place, so as we can help you to promote them

(at no cost to you) to our thousands of readers. We also want to know about charities and events taking place in February, so please send through all the details, including a photo if you have one, and we’ll try to fit it all into our useful magazine. I look forward to hearing from you! Catherine Davies Community Editor for LocalReach Email: cath@localreach.co.uk Twitter: @localreachltd Facebook: facebook.com/localreachltd February issue editorial deadline: 29th December

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Monday 8 January: Annual General Meeting at Winscombe Community Centre, 10.15am – 12 midday. Probus Clubs are for retired or semi-retired people who have held a position of responsibility during their professional or business life. We meet at 10.15am for tea or coffee with biscuits and a social chat. If you are interested in joining us, initially as a guest, then please contact our Chairman, Alan, on 01934 782505 for further details. We meet on the second and fourth Monday every month, except Bank Holidays. We have a regular programme of presentations and social events throughout the year. For more information about this year’s programme of events, please call our Programme Secretary, David, on 01934 842397.

Tuesday 9 January: This new beginners’ class takes place at Hannah More Cottage in Cheddar, 1pm – 2pm, before the existing 2pm – 3pm class. I would love to encourage more people who have never tried Tai Chi before to give it a go. I have had such an amazing response within the community to my first class and I would love to replicate the enjoyment and benefits to a new group of people in the new year. Contact Debbie Parkes for more information on 07799 623032 or email taichicheddar@gmail.com

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Green Wedmore Monday 8 January: Taking place on the first Monday of every month at The George in Wedmore. Green Wedmore are an umbrella organisation to co-ordinate, explore and encourage sustainable living as it could apply in practical terms to Wedmore and the surrounding villages.

IT/Business Software Support Group Monday 8 January: This group meets every second Monday of every other month, at The Fox and Goose TA9 4HH, from 6pm. Although we tend to focus on databases, business software, FileMaker etc., everything else gets included in the conversation… apps, iPads, Macs, PCs, broadband, wifi, automating repetitive tasks, improving on spreadsheets, avoiding the limitations of off-the-shelf-software, etc. Everyone is welcome, be they user, pro, dabbler, novice or even just interested. Most of us stay for a meal, which we order on the night. Meetings for 2018: 8 Jan, 12 Mar, 14 May, 9 Jul, 10 Sep, 12 Nov.

Tuesday 9 January: Splat Messy Play is coming to Cheddar Methodist Church on Tuesday mornings, 10am – 11am. Thursday 11 January: Splat Messy Play is coming to Axbridge Town Hall, on Thursday mornings, 10am – 11am. It is for babies and toddlers in the area to come and have some messy fun! There is plenty of free parking a few minutes’ walk away and plenty of space for pushchairs inside. Call Kayleigh on 07824 167493 for more information. Splat Messy Play pic West Mendip Walkers Thursday 11 January: Moderate circular walk of 6 miles, from Badgworth Church (BS26 2QP). OS Map Ex396526. Start 12.30pm. Park roadside. Contact Kimberley Myers on 01934 734608 / 07809433627 or myersfamily@btopenworld.com

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Thursday 11 January: Moderate circular walk of 6 miles, from Badgworth Church (BS26 2QP). OS Map Ex396526. Start 12.30pm. Park roadside. Contact Kimberley Myers on 01934 734608 / 07809433627 or myersfamily@btopenworld.com

Tuesday 16 January: Raising money for Dogs Friends, learn the skills which could save your dog’s life, with a qualified dog first aid instructor, at Cheddar Catholic Church at 7.15pm. Email firstaid@friendsforpets.co.uk for more information and to book your place (tickets £15).

Mendip Hills Events Thursday 11 January: Talk by Debbie Birtwhistle about Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance. Listen to how this once little-known service has now become a major player in our local Emergency Service. If you use our Hills, then you will need to know how its existence can assist you. Taking place at 2.30pm at St. James's Church Hall, Woodborough Road, Winscombe BA25 1BA. Members, £2 and non-members, £3.50. Free refreshments. Contact Richard Frost 01275 472797 for further information.

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Axbridge Archaeological & Local History Society Wednesday 17 January: If you are interested in finding out about what happened in your area in the past, then why not join us. We hold monthly meetings during the winter months and arrange visits to places of interest in the summer. Check out our website www.aalhs.co.uk for details of all the 2018 talks and visits. Our first talk of 2018 will be on 17 January, when John Page will be talking about Lighthouses in the Bristol Channel. There are around three dozen lighthouses in the Bristol Channel. Most date from the 18th century onwards (with one earlier exception), but cover a number of differing structures, uses and types of light. Their fascinating history and those of the people who commissioned and ran them will be discussed. Venue: Cross Memorial Hall (BS26 2EL) at 7.30pm. Non-members are always welcome, but a donation of £3 is requested.

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Thursday 18 January: Moderate circular walk of 10 miles, from The Pelican, Chew Magna (BS40 8SL). OS Map Ex154 ST576632. Start 10 am. Park in free car park at rear of Pelican. Contact Vi Howley on 07711 662993 or vihowley@me.com

Mondays: New youth wellbeing drop-in support café, for people aged 13-18, every Monday 3.30pm - 5.30pm at the Methodist Hall, Cliff Street, Cheddar BS27 3PL. There will be monthly themes chosen by you. Come along and see what we are doing. Call 01278 722100 or email admin@sryp.org.uk for more information.

Tuesdays: This club meets at Cheddar Methodist Church every Tuesday evening, 7pm - 9pm, termtime only. The club is an open access one and caters for young people year 7 upwards. The club is run by a voluntary committee and is affiliated to Somerset Youth and Community Service. The Chairperson’s mobile number is 07867 967087 and the Youth Leader’s number is 07989 265725, so please contact them for further information.

Steep Holm Island Talk Friday 19 January: Talk by Dave Wallace, called The Island of Magic & Mystery. Sit back and listen as David gives us the little-known facts and details of Steep Holm Island situated in The Bristol Channel. Taking place at 2.30pm at St. James's Church Hall, Woodborough Rd, Winscombe BA24 1BA. Members, £2 and nonmembers, £3.50. Free refreshments. Contact Richard Frost 01275 472797 for further information.

Health Walks Saturday 20 January: Supported by Somerset Zing, Health Walks take place on the first and third Saturday of each month, meeting at 10.30am at Cheddar Library. The walks usually last from 1 to 1.5 hours followed by a coffee stop. Visit www.zingsomerset.co.uk for further information. Walks for 2018 are so far agreed as: Saturday 20 January, 3 and 17 February, 3 and 17 March at 10.30am at Cheddar Library. For further information, please contact Adrian Male, Cheddar Health Walks Co-ordinator on 01934 743527. Please accept our apologies for the incorrect information published in the last issue.

Cheddar Food Bank Mondays and Saturdays: Food allocation 10.30 am – 12.30pm from Oasis Hall behind the Community Church Office, Tweentown, Cheddar (entrance behind Hansford's Deli). Food bank donations and storage is at Container 2, Wessex Business Centre, or Cheddar Sainsbury’s, Axbridge Coop or Lunns Garage. We are always looking for donations and volunteers who can help join our rota. If you can help, please contact info@cheddarvalley.foodbank.org.uk Vouchers to access support are available from all local schools, churches, medical centres, village and carers agents, plus many other agencies and voluntary groups. You can contact us on 07922 309369 / 07922 308154 or email info@ cheddarvalley.foodbank.org.uk

Axbridge Karate Tuesdays: This Karate club promotes self-defence and anti-bullying confidence, for all ages. Pay as you go, the sessions take place at Axbridge Town Hall on a Tuesday, 7pm. For club information, please contact Anne Smith on 07843 946949.

Brownies Tuesdays: Sandford Brownies meet at All Saints Church at 6.30pm.

Board Game and Jigsaw Exchange Tuesdays: On the second Tuesday of every month, from 2pm – 4pm, The Board Game and Jigsaw Exchange is a sociable afternoon drop-in at All Saints Church, Sandford. It’s ideal for those who like playing board games and for jigsaw puzzlers who'd like to swap puzzles once they've completed them and want a new challenge!

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Winscombe Probus Club Monday 22 January: ‘Hugh Roberts - History of WsM Hospital’ – a talk at Winscombe Community Centre, 10.15am – 12 midday. Probus Clubs are for retired or semi-retired people who have held a position of responsibility during their professional or business life. We meet at 10.15am for tea or coffee with biscuits and a social chat. If you are interested in joining us, initially as a guest, then please contact our Chairman, Alan, on 01934 782505 for further details.

Cheddar WI Wednesday 24 January: Cheddar WI meet on the fourth Wednesday in the month at 7.30pm in Cheddar Village Hall. We have a full programme of meetings for 2018, a mixture of talks, demonstrations and social events. In 2018 Somerset Federation of WIs will be celebrating 100years. It is also 100 years since women got the vote. On 24 January Cheddar members will be discussing its significance, followed by numerous board games with a prize for the highest score on the bagatelle. Members’ annual subscriptions are due. Visitors very welcome. For fun and friendship you can’t beat the WI! For more information, call Anne on 01934 742763.

Thursday 25 January: ‘Not just Orwell’, by Dolores. With Spain very much in the news, listen to this very interesting talk which has its roots in the Spanish Civil War and the International Brigade. Taking place at 2.30pm at The Wells & Mendip Museum, Cathedral Green, Wells BA5 2UE. Members, £2 and nonmembers, £3.50. Free refreshments. Contact Richard Frost 01275 472797 for further information.

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Bible Study Group Tuesdays: This group meets from 7.45pm at All Saints Church, Sandford. Call 01934 263696 for more information.

Round Oak Badminton Club Wednesdays: Social badminton group playing in Cheddar Village Hall on Wednesday evenings, 8pm – 10pm. New members welcome. Contact Ros King at ros.king@gmail.com or call 07974 759322 for more information.

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The Singular Exploits Of Sherlock Holmes: Don't Go Into The Cellar! Friday 26 January: Brought to you by eccentric theatre company ‘Don’t Go Into The Cellar!’ this show will be taking place at Wedmore Village Hall, Cheddar Road, at 7.30pm. “The greatest fictional sleuth of all time springs back to life in these stirring adaptations of the Conan Doyle classics. A high-energy one-man show, featuring a plethora of dashing heroes, villainous rogues and vintage thrills! The show also includes autobiographical snippets detailing his life and times, the adversaries he has faced and mysteries he has solved. The performance is an affectionate one-man homage to the world’s greatest detective that includes quick costume changes and wry humour." Tickets £10, available now from: www.ents24.com/wedmoreevents/, Wedmore Village Store, or by calling Jon Frankpitt on 01934 712596.

Sidcot Open Morning Friday 26 January: This Open Morning provides a chance for prospective students and guardians to visit the Junior and/or Senior School. You can explore the campus, see the facilities, meet students, parents and staff, and get a feel for the unique Sidcot atmosphere. You must register: www.sidcot.org.uk

Cheddar Valley Voices Mondays: A friendly, inclusive group of singers, singing a range of styles. There are four groups in the family: Senior Lads (aged 12+) - meet Mondays, 6pm - 6.45pm at Kings of Wessex Academy; Adults - meet Mondays, 7pm - 8pm at Kings of Wessex Academy; Juniors (8-12yrs) meet Tuesdays, 4.15pm - 5pm at Fairlands Middle School; Senior Girls (12+) meet Tuesdays, 5pm - 5.45pm at Fairlands Middle School. For more information, email Kate Lynch at voices@cheddarvalleymusic.co.uk

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Wednesdays: Taking place in Wedmore Village Hall every Wednesday, from 12.15pm – 1.15pm, these sessions are only £5 a time (pay as you go) – no need to book! Start at any time – for all ages and abilities. Please arrive 10 minutes before the class starts, to settle in. We always start on time. For more information, contact John Beasley on 01749 672482 or email john@clickbeasley.com

Thursdays: Practice takes place weekly at St. James's Church, Winscombe, 7.30pm.

PilogaFit Wednesdays: PilogaFit provides a wide range of health and wellness services. This new Core Stability class is for any age or ability, and takes place at Wedmore Village Hall, 10.30am – 11.30am. £5 a session (pay as you go). No need to book. Please bring a mat and try to arrive 10 minutes before the start of the class. For more information, contact John Beasley on 01749 672482 or email john@clickbeasley.com

Blackford & Wedmore Toddlers Thursdays: This group runs during term-time, Thursdays, 9.30am – 11.30am. The venue is Blackford Village Hall, and it’s £2 for one child and £1 for siblings. It is a very friendly group, with lots of lovely toys to suit babies and toddlers up to age 4. There is fruit and a snack for children, and lots of tea/coffee and occasionally cake for mums and dads! Contact Abi on 07753 941341 for more information.

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Cheddar Karate Thursdays: This Karate club promotes self-defence and anti-bullying confidence, for all ages. Pay as you go, the sessions take place at St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Cheddar on a Thursday, 7.15pm – 8.30pm. For club information, please contact Anne Smith on 07843 946949.

Maturity Gang Thursdays: We are a dance group for the over 50s who want to keep fit. No special expertise required. Wedmore Village Hall, 10.30am to 12 midday. For more details, contact Pat on 01934 713430.

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Wedmore Opera Saturday 27 January: This is the first date for the 2018 diary - join us to celebrate Burns Night. The chance to enjoy a delicious traditional Burns Night supper prepared by local chef, Nick Armitage, a well-stocked bar, lots of singing with the opportunity to join in – what could be better? Get involved! We are all volunteers at Wedmore Opera, and always have been. Every one of our productions since the very beginning has been realised through the generous gift of people’s time, energy, skill and money. The chorus, our technical team, our director, conductor, administrator, webmaster, ticket sellers, programme writers, fundraisers, publicists and front of house staff are all volunteers. You’d be amazed by the amount there is to do in order to stage a production of this nature, and if you would like to get involved, we will certainly find a job for you. Don’t hold back! www.wedmoreopera.com/contact/

Zero Wedmore Saturday 27 January: Green Wedmore are proud to present in association with the Centre for Alternative Technology an exciting event! Paul Allen, from the Centre for Alternative Technology and leader of the Zero Carbon Britain project will provide a workshop and a presentation entitled ‘The Extraordinary Story of Human Beings, Energy and Happiness’, on how we can achieve a Zero Carbon Britain. The workshop is being held at 3pm in St. Mary’s Church, Wedmore followed by the talk at 6.30pm. Both events are open to everyone, suitable for all ages and free of charge. Come and learn about how we are going to take the village of Wedmore to Zero Carbon in an exciting new project and learn more about the Zero Carbon Britain journey at the same time. See http:// zerocarbonbritain.com for more information.

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At Priory Dental in wells, we pride ourselves on being able to provide a personal and responsive service. Being a small independently owned practice gives us the ability to really get to know our patients. This means we know what you want and need from us, and you can be confident we can find the right solutions for you. The cost of this personal service is less than you might expect. PrioryPlan is only £8.49 per month. Unlike many plans, there is no joining fee and when you join in advance your initial dental examination is included. PrioryPlan allows you to be seen every six months for a comprehensive dental examination including a dental scaling and any x-rays that may be clinically required. Any additional

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Through the work of Green Wedmore, the village is already well on the way to reducing its carbon footprint, with its car charging points, community solar paddocks, freecycle days, repair cafés, community woodland, and current campaign for solar on the village hall. The next step is to fully map the village and provide a plan for reducing our carbon footprint to neutral by a set date. Come along to the event, be inspired and learn how you can contribute to this target.

“The implementation of the Paris Agreement is a milestone without precedent in the story of human beings, energy and happiness. The work now begins to make it happen. In the process, we may soon discover this new chapter offers a sense of global, national and local collective purpose that many have been craving for a very long time.” – Paul Allen

Churchill Young Musician of the Year 2018 Monday 29th January 2018 6pm St. John’s Church, Churchill. Advanced music students from Churchill Academy Advanced music students at Churchill Academy compete for the generous cash prize (from an anonymous donor) and the opportunity to perform at a special showcase concert at St. George's Bristol and our 'Audience' and 'Junior' trophies. The standard is high, the atmosphere thrilling and the external adjudication is lively and informative. With delicious home-made canapés in the interval while the adjudication takes place and the audience vote by ballot for the winner of the audience trophy, this popular event will not only warm even the chilliest winter evening but it has become a high spot in the Churchill Music calendar! Event details 6.00pm - 8.30pm (approx.) Monday 29 January 2018 St. John the Baptist Church, Church Lane, Churchill, Somerset BS25 5QW Tickets £8.00; Under 18's £4.00 Tickets available from: Susannah Read 01934 844106 or pot luck at the door 18

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Sunday 28 January: Come and join us at St. Andrew’s Church Breakfast Service, in the Village Hall, Cheddar, from 9am. There will be bacon and egg butties, toast, cereal, coffee, tea, plus crafts, a band, and activities for toddler – something for all ages! Come and join us! For more information, ring 01934 710573.

Saturday 17 February: Join us for a light-hearted quiz and a jacket potato supper in aid of Winscombe Community Centre, 7pm for 7.30pm start. Teams will be on tables of six, and the cost is £7.50 per person. Bar will be available. If you would like to join in the fun, contact Jo on 01934 844235 or email jo.risk@ btinternet.com Tickets will also be available from Winscombe Thursday Market.

Beekeeping Thursday 15 February: Wedmore and Cheddar Beekeepers will be holding a seven week beginners’ course in beekeeping, 7.30pm – 9.30pm at the Old Schoolroom, Stone Allterton BS26 2NJ. The cost will be £20. If you are interested in joining, then please contact Jonathan Friend on 01934 712971 or email jpdfriend@gmail.com

Pet First Aid Courses Tuesday 20 February: These Canine First Responder courses are taking place at Friends for Pets HQ, School Lane, Shipham BS25 1QP, 10am – 4pm. For more information and to book your place, email firstaid@ friendsforpets.co.uk

The Strawberry Line Society AGM Thursday 22 February: Taking place from 7.30pm at the Recreation Ground, Winscombe. Speaker Jeff Vinter on 'All Change at the End of the Line'. Jeff was so fascinating last year that we have invited him again! With many years’ experience in re-using old railways across the UK, Jeff has written extensively on the subject and acted as consultant for many TV programmes including Julia Bradbury's 'Railway Walks'. All welcome so please put the date in your diary!

Watoto Children's Choir in 'Signs & Wonders' Friday 9 March: Taking place at Bagley Baptist Church, Coldnose Lane, Wedmore, 7.30pm. The Watoto Children's Choir are back with the second year of their incredible production: 'Signs & Wonders'. Watoto Children’s Choirs have travelled extensively since 1994, sharing a message of hope for Africa’s orphans and widows. To date, the choir has toured six continents and performed to enthralled audiences in schools, retirement homes, churches, parliaments, state houses and royal palaces. The Watoto Children's Choir concert is a fundraising event for Watoto. The choir's members are orphans and other vulnerable children; many of them have suffered the loss of one or both parents and now live in a Watoto village. Through the power of their testimonies the children will share stories of how their lives have been changed, and how they have been called into a life of purpose to transform their communities.

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Men Get Cooking!

Saturday 20 January: Christmas presents broken already? When a small household appliance stops working, when a toy breaks or a piece of clothing becomes unstitched, often the first reaction is to throw it away? Bin it? No way! Bring it to Repair Café Winscombe on Saturday 20 January, at Lynch Chapel, The Lynch, Winscombe, 10.30am to 1pm. Skilled volunteer repairers will be available to help make all possible repairs free of charge. Bring along broken items: toys, bicycles, lamps, hair dryers, clothes, crockery....... and we will do our best to help repair them. If you don’t have anything to repair, join us in the café for a drink and cake, see what we are doing and perhaps help others with their repairs.

Fridays: Delicious, hearty meals cooked to your own taste - there’s no better incentive to learn essential home cooking skills. Small friendly groups, led by an experienced tutor soon build up skills over six sessions which also cover food safety, healthy eating and shopping wisely. Each week you bring ingredients then transform them into a nutritious meal to take home. Special diets accommodated. Men Get Cooking! is sponsored by Comic Relief and Churchill Methodist Church. New courses commence Fridays in January and February at Winscombe Community Centre and cost £38. For details, call Jacquelene on 01934 844134.

Not sure what you can bring to Repair Café? Ask on our Facebook group; look for Repair Café Winscombe, see www.repaircafe-winscombe.org.uk, email info@repaircafe-winscombe.org.uk or call 01934 843402.

Wedmore First School Raises over £2,000! The festive spirit was certainly in abundance at Wedmore First School Academy’s annual Christmas Craft Fair, with craft traders, stalls by the PTA and the pupils, as well as games run by the teachers, all helping to raise vital funds for the school. The evening was a great success, with over £2,000 raised for the school! Thanks to everyone who helped and came along on the night.

Music Helps Us Learn! Churchill Music, with support from Arts Council England, has released a new film showing how music helps us learn. The short film, narrated by John Hannah, draws on the latest scientific research to demonstrate the importance of music in our schools. Drawing on research from Prof. Susan Hallam and Dr. Anita Collins, and Prof. Helen Odell-Miller OBE, Music Helps Us Learn explains how structured musical tuition is one of the most effective ways to stimulate the whole brain. Illustrating the research, the film shows the role of music in two schools. Gallions Primary School has had a music-centred approach for over twenty years. Staff at the school describe music as much more than an ‘add-on’ – it is embedded in everyday teaching and learning across all subject areas. In a school where 59% of children do not have English as their first language, music is a universal language of learning. Staff at Illminster Avenue E-ACT Academy in Bristol explain how music has been a key part of their school improvement strategy, making it in the top 40 schools in the UK (in just four years) for progress from arrival to departure. The success of this strategy is evident in dramatically improved SATS results and enthusiastic support and engagement from parents at a school where 70% of children qualify for free school meals. School assemblies and performances are now such popular community events that more parents want to come than the school has space to accommodate. Having seen the benefit of music in her school, Ms. Hussain (Headteacher at Gallions Primary Schools) provides the final words of the film: “I don’t think there should be anything that stops you from embracing music because it has many benefits.” You can watch the video and explore a range of resources to get started making music in schools at www.musichelpsuslearn.com 22

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Cheddar in Bloom Apologies for the entry in the last issue regarding Cheddar in Bloom. This community organisation is no longer running. Sorry for any confusion caused. Make Volunteering your New Year’s Resolution! The Samaritans are looking for more people to help boost their team. The WsM and North Somerset branch is part of a national charity which offers emotional support for those struggling to cope. It is open around the clock and as well as taking over 14,000 calls last year, the local volunteers also answered almost 3,000 emails and 700 texts. Branch director Joe said: “We are always busy and desperately need new volunteers to join us. We are asking members of the local community to sign up to support those who may not have anywhere else to turn. If you have just a few hours a week to spare then we would love to hear from you.” Regular information mornings are held at the charity’s Weston-super-Mare branch in the town’s High Street. The next one is on Saturday 13 January running from 10am - 12pm. More information is available from recruitment director Gill on 07507 990599 or email samaritansrecruitmentwsm@yahoo.com Gill says: “We provide extensive training and support to our volunteers and it is an incredibly rewarding job to do. If you feel you can’t take on the listening roles there are plenty of other ways you can support the branch. We would love to see you.”

Winscombe Luncheon Club Wednesdays: If you are a pensioner and live alone then you are eligible to join our club for a freshly cooked meal and friendly company at the Community Centre on Sandford Road. We meet every Wednesday except during August and on the run-up to Christmas. The cost is only £4 per meal and for 50p more we'll even collect you and deliver you home afterwards! There may be a waiting list for places, so call Mo Matthews on 01934 843729 to book a place or to receive further details. Mo would also be glad to hear from volunteers who would be interested in joining a team once a month to help prepare the food; it's fun and the teams are greatly appreciated.

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News from the Strawberry Line

Jumble Sale

Wedmore Scout Group

As those of you who use the Line regularly will already know, Bristol Water are running new pipes from the Axbridge reservoir to Banwell and Barrow Tanks to ensure that there will be sufficient water for us all in days to come and especially if we are to have more houses built in the area. Work has been delayed in order to be sensitive to the needs of the bat population who live in the tunnel. It looks as though much of the work on the Line is already finished but not so. Once the work is finished, high pressure water will be sent down it to test it for leaks - and there is a time factor in this - but don't worry, we will make sure everyone will know when the Line is ready to be open to us all again. We hope it will be early in the new year

Saturday 27 January: In aid of Winscombe Table Tennis Club to be held at Winscombe Community Centre, Sandford Road, 2pm. Donations of jumble may be brought to the Community Centre from 10am.

This Scout Group, whose history goes back to the early days of Scouting, has its own modern ‘Den’ for meetings.

Community Café Saturdays: On the first Saturday of every month from 10.30am, the All Saints Church (Sandford) and Community Café is a great opportunity to meet friends and family.

Shipham Players Friday 2 & Saturday 3 February: Shipham Players’ production of Seeking Sleeping Beauty. Shipham Players are a drama group based at Shipham village hall. They meet Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm, and have three productions per year. They cover the full range - plays, cabaret suppers, pantomimes and murder mysteries. New members always welcome - on or off stage. See www.shiphamplayers.org.uk or visit the Facebook Page for more information.

Table Tennis Club

The Group, which has around 70 young members, helps young people to fulfil their potential by working in teams, learning by doing and thinking for themselves, and providing experiences they’ll never forget. No matter what their age, background or experience, young people can join in the adventure, make many great friends, and have a good deal of fun in the process. The Group encourage people to get involved by volunteering in Scouting; as apart from being fun and rewarding, it provides an opportunity to learn new skills, rediscover adventure, make new friends, and give something back to the local community. Apart from the Group’s own activities, the ‘Den’ acts as a community hub, with many local organisations regularly using it for their events. The ‘Den’ is also occasionally used by visiting Scout Groups at the weekend, so that they can enjoy the Mendips for caving, climbing and walking activities. For more information about the Group, or to offer to help out, contact: Beavers (aged 6 to 8 years), normanbeavers@wedmorescoutgroup.org.uk; Cubs (aged 8 to 10½ years), celt-cubs@wedmorescoutgroup.org.uk; Scouts (aged 10½ to 14 years), scout-leader@wedmorescoutgroup.org.uk For general enquiries: groupleader@wedmorescoutgroup.org.uk

Wednesdays: Seniors and juniors welcome, both league and casual play available. Practice/casual play on Wednesday evenings (during season) at Winscombe Community Centre. For details, please contact Richard on 07899 753063.

Axbridge District Girl Guiding If you are interested in joining any Girl Guiding section or as a volunteer, please register your interest on www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved and this will generate an email to the relevant leader who will be in contact. For other enquiries, please contact: axbridgedistrictgg@gmail.com Rainbows (5-7 years) - Wednesday and Thursday; Brownies (7-10 years) - Tuesday and Thursday; Guides (10-14 years) – Monday; Senior Section (14-18 years) – Friday.

Fairtrade Cafe/Coffee Morning Saturdays: A popular monthly community event at Wedmore St. Mary Church - an essential visit for a taste of village life and great coffee! Every first Saturday of the month at 10am for two hours.

Messy Church Saturdays: Messy Church takes place on the second Saturday of the month from 10.30am at St. James's Church Hall in Winscombe. 24

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News from the Strawberry Line As those of you who use the Line regularly will already know, Bristol Water are running new pipes from the Axbridge reservoir to Banwell and Barrow Tanks to ensure that there will be sufficient water for us all in days to come and especially if we are to have more houses built in the area. Work has been delayed in order to be sensitive to the needs of the bat population who live in the tunnel. It looks as though much of the work on the Line is already finished but not so. Once the work is finished, high pressure water will be sent down it to test it for leaks - and there is a time factor in this - but don't worry, we will make sure everyone will know when the Line is ready to be open to us all again. We hope it will be early in the new year.

Wedmore Village Hall Wedmore Village Hall was a beautiful stone-built Victorian school, located in a conservation area. While many of its original features have been preserved to provide a venue that adds atmosphere to any celebration, it also benefits from all the latest facilities. It has an excellent stage with all necessary lighting bars and power supplies and a professional sound system. In addition to the main hall which accommodates 200 there is a separate bar and another smaller hall which accommodates 100. Situated in Cheddar Road, Wedmore, Somerset BS28 4EQ, the hall is available to hire. Email: bookings@wedmorehall. org.uk or visit the website: www.wedmorehall.org.uk

Winscombe Bowls Have you ever considered playing bowls? Bowls is a great social game for all, regardless of age, gender or physical ability. So whether you are an experienced bowler or have just been thinking of giving it a try – why not come and join us! We have experienced coaches who will help get you started. All you need is some flat soled shoes or trainers – we’ll supply the bowls. You can be sure of a warm welcome at Winscombe. Our members are a friendly bunch and we have a cosy bar with drinks at very good prices, plus a varied social programme of activities running throughout the year. The club is located on Sandford Road (opposite the Community Centre). Please give one of our coaches a call: Paul on 01934 822240, Sheila on 01934 824600, or Robin and Sarah on 01275 874850.

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Cleaning Up Cromwell Fittingly, in this the 500th anniversary year of the Reformation, a seventeenthcentury portrait of the first Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell appeared in the studio this month. The second period of Reformation opened with Jenny Geddes remarkable exclamations in Edinburgh, preceded the eventual institution of Cranmer’s 1662 Book of Common Prayer, and was certainly framed by Oliver Cromwell's stepping into the breach of leadership in England. After the cruel tyrannies of Charles I, that included the terrors of the Star Chamber, the indiscriminate seizing of land, arbitrary taxation and the banning of newspapers, the Long Parliament set in motion events that would lead to the signing of the King’s death warrant for treason in 1649. This oil on canvas painting is an early copy, quite possibly after Lely, whose famous portrait in the National Gallery collection it closely resembles. Robert Walker, Peter Lely and the miniature painter Samuel Cooper painted the best-known depictions we have of Cromwell. Cooper excelled in capturing detail, demanding an exhaustive eight sittings from his clients, produced ‘warts and all’ studies of the statesman. However, the true and unflattering approach was famously requested by Cromwell of Lely, a seasoned court painter given to more generous portrayals! Cromwell is typically depicted in his role as a highly able and astute military commander. Walker, chiefly a parliamentary painter during the Commonwealth period, sets his composition at three-quarter length, in cuirassier armour and holding the baton of authority. In this portrait, now in the National Portrait Gallery collection, Cromwell is front facing, with shoulders and body at a three-quarter view. Lely’s bust portrait is similar in composition but faces the sitter three-quarters to the viewer. This little painting is an early copy that, to my humble observation, seems closest to Lely in compositional style and facial character. The, now rectangular, picture was cut down from a larger oval, as is evident from age cracking patterns in the paint clearly following the arc of a long-gone oval stretcher. As cleaning progresses, the spandrels of the original oval composition, the uncompromising detail of the sitter's face and his red hair are now emerging from the gloom of a very darkened varnish.

Winscombe Ladies’ Running Group We are looking for a new Group Leader! To become a RunTogether Group Leader, you need to have completed a UK Athletics Leadership in Running Fitness course which covers training, insurance and support. This is a one-day practical course. You will learn essential health and safety for leading a group run, how to structure running sessions appropriate to the level of your runners (including warm-ups, cooldowns and stretches), and how to plan suitable routes. There is no exam or assessment, and completion of the course qualifies and equips you to deliver group runs. For more information, contact Emma on 01275 343918.

National Accolade for School Winscombe Primary School has been given the Achievement for All (AfA) award, which is a national accrediation given to schools for improving outcomes of children of all abilities. The prestigious award marks progress in reading, writing and maths for all pupils, especially those with special educational needs and disabilities. 26

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