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Partial closure of Glastonbury car park for improvement works St John’s car park in Glastonbury is to be partially closed for five days in August while the lower part is resurfaced and all parking bays are re-lined. The upper half of the car park will remain open. The partial closure of the popular car park will take place from 8 – 12 August. Stuart Finney, Group Manager for Neighbourhood Services at Mendip District Council, said: “St John’s car park is well used and often very busy, so I would like to apologise in advance to motorists for the short-term inconvenience. Once completed, the bottom section of the car park will have been resurfaced and there will be clearer lines marking out the parking bays.” For more details contact: Matt Smith, Principal Communications and Marketing Officer, 01749 341205 or email: matt.smith@mendip.gov.uk or Jennifer Alvis, Communications and Consultation Assistant, 01749 341651 or email: jennifer.alvis@mendip.gov.uk
The Methodist Church, Leigh Road, Street. Services at 10.30 am 7th - Mrs. Janet Day, All Age Worship. 14th - Joint service at the URC. 21st - Rev. Colin Anderton, Holy Communion. 28th - Mr. Rob Haskins. AUGUST EVENTS Monthly Coffee Morning and stalls. Light refreshments and drinks available. Saturday 20 AUGUST - 10am - 12 noon. KNIT and KNATTER - Every Thursday 2 - 4pm. Bring your knitting, embroidery or any other craft that you like to do, or just come in for a chat and a cup of tea. Cost is £1 to cover refreshments and a donation to the church towards the heating/lighting. Knitwits Knitting Group at URC Glastonbury - 11th and 25th AUGUST, items to be knitted for Sierra Leone, Ghana (other parts of Africa), and Romanian orphanages and baby units.
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GO TEAM ACORN! August 20th we will be facing blood, sweat and tears as we face diving into ice baths, being electrocuted and crawling through confined spaces, a military style team event designed to test strength, camaraderie and true grit over 12 miles worth of gruelling obstacles. And why on earth would we do that?! Well it’s all in aid of Age UK Somerset, a fantastic charity we are passionate about. They support the older and more vulnerable people in our community. Working in an office means we’re not the fittest people on the planet so we’re changing that! We currently undergo two training sessions with the help of Serious Personal Training. Once a week we do a circuit training session involving tyre flipping, squat jumps, burpees and more! Then on a Sunday we head up to the Quantocks for 2 + hours of trail running. This is the toughest challenge of our life for most of us and we really are pushing ourselves to the limit. We would therefore be so grateful if you could sponsor us following this link:http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/AcornSolicitors We also have collection tins in our offices so feel free to pop in and put your donation in the pot!
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Tennis Is In the Ascendency! Anyone heard of The Victoria Tennis Club in Street? No? Well you are about to! It is the Tennis Club my wife Ann has belonged to for many years and, as with many thousands of others up and down the country, who just for the love of the game, are and have been the backbone of British tennis clubs from way before Andy and Jamie Murray were even a twinkle in Judy’s eye! Oddly, apart from that glorious fortnight at Wimbledon in June, tennis at everyday club level has been very much the unsung hero of family sport in the UK which, until recently in terms of the media coverage, has been dominated by what is known as ‘The Beautiful Game’. Well look out Footy Fans ~ the Tennis Brits are coming! At the top level there are now some promising International stars on the ascendency and anyone who has tuned in to Sky Sports for news of this wonderful sport will see virtually unknown names beating well known international tennis stars on a global scale with increasing regularity. Now, they all had to start somewhere and so what better time is this to get the little sprog to handle a tennis racket and ball to see if there are future stars in the making! Who knows, Victoria Tennis Club could soon be sporting one of the ‘Greats’. The good news is that Mums, Dads and Grandparents can all join in. So get along to the Victoria Tennis Club based at the The Victoria Club in Leigh Rd. Street, for some serious fun and the details are here, in the following report, on one of the recent events at the club. Doubles partners battle in Mens Singles Final on hottest day of the year. ‘The Street based club capped off a successful summer season with the men's A team comfortably staying in Division 2 and the B team enjoying promotion , On the hottest day of the year regular doubles partners Chris Wilson (far left) defeated Adam Cox (second right) 6/3 6/2 . The Trophy presentation was by the new Victoria Club Chairman Jamie Chinn and Vets captain Ann Wheeler , many club players came along to enjoy the final . Monday night is men’s night , Wednesday Cardio Tennis and Thursdays Club nights from 6pm . Luke Andrews has lots of coaching programmes over the summer .
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Mendip Ramblers Free Walking Festival Bank Holiday Blues? An invitation from Mendip Ramblers and Cheddar Walking. Who knows what a Bank Holiday will bring? Maybe glorious sunshine, or maybe shopping – or a box set on the television? There’s always a barbecue! But, why not go walking? It’s good for you, and free! And, it celebrates the work that the Ramblers charity does in keeping the footpaths open for all. Join us in Cheddar on 27th/28th/29th August for Mendip Ramblers Free Walking Festival. Four walks each day provide for a variety of walking abilities. Walks start at 10.00am for morning and longer walks, and 1.30pm for a shorter afternoon walk. Parking at Cheddar First School, Kings of Wessex Academy and an additonal signed car-park. Tea and cake at the end! All walks start from:The Scout Hut, Cheddar First School, The Hayes, Cheddar. BS27 3HN. For more information ring Martyn on 01761 471891 or visit www.mendipFestivals.org.uk. Elaine Dadley for Mendip Ramblers and Cheddar Walking.
Friends of Street Library Saturday August 6th - Coffee morning 10am-12am Children's events: Rhyme Time – Every Wednesday 11.15 a.m. to 11.45 a.m. Story Time – Every Saturday 10.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Adults' Events Computer courses for beginners and people wanting to improve their skills. Monday and Friday 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Courses are free but please book. Poetry Lunch Club: Monday August 15th 1pm-2pm. The theme this month is 'sport'. Feel free to bring any poems you would like to share or just sit back and relax! The Big Friendly Read Summer Reading Challenge. Sign up from 16th July and read some books over the summer holiday. You will receive a folder, collector cards and a certificate. If you read 6 books you will also get a medal and entry into a free prize draw to win some Roald Dahl books.
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Somerset heritage charity launches brand design competition The Alfred Gillett Trust, based in Street, Somerset, today announced that they will be re-branding, with an innovative competition. It will be aimed at providing local young people with an exciting opportunity for career development and cultivating networking skills. The Charity was established in 2002 to preserve the archive and heritage collections of C & J Clark International Ltd and the Clark Family who established the firm in 1825. The collection contains over 100,000 items relating to the shoemaking industry, social history, the Society of Friends and geological specimens. The intertwined history of Clarks the business and the Clark family are well represented and the collections are varied, with everything from shoe catalogues, point of sale materials, film, sound archives, shoes and machinery to fossils, artwork, furniture and costume. The competition is open to 17-26 year olds who are not currently paid marketing/design professionals. Applicants are invited to submit proposals for the Trust’s new visual identity including a logo, brand guidelines and stationary templates. The winner will receive £250 and that allimportant first step on the career ladder, with their winning entry adopted publicly throughout the Trust’s print and multimedia channels. Open evenings held on Tuesday 26 and Thursday 28 July 2016, will provide an important opportunity for those interested in submitting an entry to gain further information about the Trust and the incredible collection of historic marketing materials in our care with tours of the Grange, an historic Grade II listed building, as well as an outline of the Charity’s mission and objectives. The winner will be announced at a special presentation evening in the Autumn, where the shortlisted entrants will have the opportunity to showcase their work and pitch their ideas to an expert panel of art, design and marketing professionals. More information can be obtained from Sam Bradley at The Alfred Gillett Trust at enquiries@agtrust.org.uk or on 01458 444060. The closing date for entries is 5pm on Friday 2 September 2016.
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Car Crime. Every day in September 2015 there were 1014 reported cases of car crime, that’s 42.25 an hour. Car crime has dropped by 70% since 2004; this has mainly been because of more sophisticated vehicle security. The most stolen cars are top of the range SUV’s and stolen to order sports cars. On the other hand theft from cars has risen by 8%, you don’t need a degree in electronics to smash a window or take advantage of a given opportunity, like not locking your car or not making sure that your keys are safe. How to keep your car safe at home • Thieves sometimes break into houses looking for car keys. They can also use wires and hooks 'to try and drag' your keys through the letterbox. • Keep your keys away from doors and windows. • Have your vehicle's windows etched with its registration number or the last seven digits of the VIN. This can put criminals off, as it makes your car more difficult to sell and makes it easier for police to get your car back to you. • Likewise don’t leave your car keys in a coat pocket when it’s hung up at work or cafe etc. keep your keys safe at all times. Don’t leave valuables in view in your vehicle; lock it, even if you’re only away for a few moments. Park in a well lit car park with CCTV, even small change and sun glasses are all an opportunist thief needs to make it worth while breaking a window. Other things you can do include: • Removing everything from the car; don't even leave a jacket where it can be seen. • Closing the sunroof along with the windows when you leave. • Not storing things in the boot; take them with you. • Having a routine to ensure you always take the keys out of the ignition. • Taking removable stereos and sat nav equipment with you. Your car is probably the most expensive purchase you make after your house, so look after its security as you would your home. You always lock your front door when you leave, so do the same with your car.
The Windmill Bar and Bistro, everyone welcome! The Windmill Club at Edithmead would like to announce that we are changing our name to The Windmill Bar and Bistro. The Windmill Bar and Bistro is conveniently located just off Junction 22 of the M5 near Burnham-on-Sea, and we are open to everyone. The new name allows us to emphasize that we are not a private members club whilst showcasing our wide ranging facilities. We will be offering the same great service, delicious food and fantastic live entertainment, we would simply like you all to know that everyone is welcome at The Windmill Bar and Bistro! Below is a list of our August Events; Weekly events • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Wednesday Carvery, Every Wednesday, 12.00-2.00pm, Adults £8.50, Children £5.50 • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Sunday Carvery, Every Sunday, 12.00-4.00pm, Adults £8.50, Children £5.50 • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Bingo, Every Friday, from 9.00pm, free entry, Bingo Cards £2.00 each • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Bingo, Every Sunday, from 8.30pm, free entry, Bingo Cards £2.00 each • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Saturday Cooked Breakfast, 9.00-12.00, Small £5.25, Large £6.95 • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Quiz Night is every Wed from 8.00, free entry • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Karaoke Night is every 2nd and 4th Friday from 7.00 Saturday Night Live Entertainment • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, SUMMER BEACH PARTY WITH BBQ AND SURF SIMULATION RIDE, Saturday 6TH August • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Marion Dane, Saturday 13th August, from 9.00pm, free entry • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Andrea with Senna and Jenson, Saturday 20th August, from 9.00pm, free entry • The Windmill Bar & Bistro, Two of Clubs, Saturday 27th August, from 9.00pm, free entry 12
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Going away this summer? NOTICE BOARD With the summer holidays soon upon us here are a few tips to keep your home safe while you are away.
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Street & Glastonbury U3A Thursday 18th August Enrolment for activities in 2016/2017 at 10 am - 12.30pm in Glastonbury Town Hall. Further information from Julie Hillman, the Membership Secretary 01458 446643. Details: www.u3asites.org.uk/street-glastonbury Street and Glastonbury U3A has just published its programme for the coming year. There are no joining qualifications – a desire to meet people and to learn are all that is needed. Nobody has to stop learning just because they have stopped working. In the U3A learning is interpreted in the broadest possible sense and it is about enjoyment. Activities and subjects range from Art to Zoology and pretty well everything in between. Sometimes people who hated school and exams discover that they enjoy learning when freed from curriculum and examination demands. If it is not fun, it’s not U3A. There are people who make music, people who sing together and people who paint who have never painted in their lives before. Creative writing, digital photography, knitting, quilting and opera appreciation are all catered for. There is room for games which are just as useful as academic studies in keeping brains alert and active. Bridge and Whist are both popular. Chess and Mah Jong are favourites but there is also a group for Scrabble and another for Upwords and Rummikub. Physical activity is more fun with other people. Racketball, Badminton and Table Tennis are all have well-supported and there is a Boules group that meets in the summer months. Line Dancing is popular as is Yoga. The Walking Group appeals to many. There are some more traditional learning activities such as Poetry for Pleasure, Reading Shakespeare, Latin, German and French, English History, Local History and a Book Group. There are also groups such as Body Calm Meditation, Wine Appreciation, Safety using Computers and the Sunday Lunch Club which will add to the opportunities that enable members of U3A to continue enjoying life to the full. A programme of events through the year is designed to appeal to a wide range of interests.
Outstanding Opportunities for Everyone at your Local College In addition to providing outstanding sixth form education, adult education, universitylevel courses and apprenticeships, Strode College in Street also has many fantastic facilities that can be used by the local community. These include hair and beauty salons, a sports centre, a children’s nursery, as well as Strode Theatre and cinema. For anyone aged 19 or over who might be interested in learning a new skill, taking up or developing a new interest, gaining a qualification or training to support your career, there are plenty of courses to choose from in Strode’s latest ‘Courses for Adults’ prospectus and still time to enrol as courses start in September and throughout the year. You can also choose from Strode’s range of university-level programmes including a BA (Hons) Degree, Foundation Degrees, Higher National Diplomas (HNDs) and Certificates (HNCs), and higher level professional qualifications. The Higher Education Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) awarded Strode the best possible rating in 2012, making them one of the very best providers of universitylevel education in the country. This September hundreds of school leavers will embark on new and exciting courses at Strode College that will help shape their future. Studying the right course at the right college will make a big difference to their success; they can be confident that they will thrive and reach their full potential at Strode. School leavers who haven’t decided what to do next should find out about courses available at Strode starting in September: it’s not too late to enrol: call 01458 844400 or visit the website: www.strode-college.ac.uk 16
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Sponsored slimmers Race for Life! Local slimmers who have lost 20st between them have raised £560 for Cancer Research UK after they laced up their trainers and swapped their usual meeting place, for Tor Leisure Centre field, to hold their own Slimming World does Race for Life event on 24th July. Before joining Slimming World, many of the slimmers did very little, but after getting support to become more active, the Glastonbury and Street groups and Slimming World Consultants Dawn, Jo and Holly all managed to complete the minimum of 2km distance with big smiles on their faces. The event saw around 30 people take part, along with lots of spectators who cheered the entrants on as they crossed the finish line. The event aimed to raise awareness of how keeping a healthy weight can improve health, including reducing the risk of developing ten types of cancer, and raise vital funds for Cancer Research UK. The Glastonbury and Street group's race was part of a wider national event running across all Slimming World groups between July 9th and 24th. The race was not competitive, and those taking part could choose the distance they'd like to cover. Dawn, who runs the Glastonbury Slimming World group every week at Tor Leisure Centre, says her members thoroughly enjoyed taking part in Slimming World does Race for Life. She says: "It was a fantastic event - the atmosphere was electric! Everyone was so supportive of each other, just as they are whenever my group gets together, and we saw young, old, male and female participants enter, all with a broad
range of abilities and fitness levels. Entrants could run, walk, or skip across the finish line - whatever they wanted - as long as they enjoyed it we didn't mind at all! "I'm so pleased with how much we raised for Cancer Research UK and I think the event showed people just how motivating being part of a Slimming World group like ours can be. Many of my members wouldn't have dreamed of even wearing a pair of trainers before they lost weight, and now look at them! It's all thanks to the amazing support they give each other in group that has helped them to lose weight by eating more healthily and build their confidence and find more energy to move more each day. Now they're all fantastic role models to their friends and families." Cheryl, a member who has lost 10lbs since joining at the beginning of June, says: "I walked the 5kms for my mum. It's a cause very close to my heart and really important that I crossed that finish line, however long it took me. I used be daunted just by the thought of exercise and hated it since school days. With Slimming World's Body Magic programme I learnt that the key is to start small and find something that you enjoy doing, and I've found that's the best way to keep active and lose weight at the same time. There's no rule that says being active has to involve a gym or running shorts walking to collect the kids from school, gardening or hitting the dance floor on a night out is enough. What's important is that you do something almost every day. I'm feeling much healthier, happier and more confident - I'm so proud of myself and I know my fellow group members, friends and family are too."
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Mid Somerset Camera Club. The Mid Somerset Camera Club will be exhibiting a display of photographic prints at the Mid Somerset Show at Shepton Mallet on Sunday the 21st of August 2016. Open to the public from 9.00 am till 18.00pm. The various prints that will be on display are from the camera club members. An opportunity for the public to talk to a club member about their photographic queries, their cameras and any other photographical question. Also to answer any questions regarding the camera club and its activities. The Mid Somerset Camera Club will be holding an open day on Saturday the 4th of September 2016. The event is to be held at the Pipers Inn’ Bath Road, Ashcott, TA7 9QL. Opening times for this public event will be from11.00 am to 16.00 pm. Admission free. There will be an exhibition of the club member’s prints on display and a display of the clubs equipment and Portrait and Table top photography demonstrations. Some members will be present on the day to explain what the club activities are all about and provide guidance to any photographic/camera club queries that you may have. Advice will also be given on what the camera club can do for you. e.g. Competitions, Talks, Practical training evenings, External club battles. Please come along to view the camera club member’s work and the equipment we use. We are a friendly group that caters for all levels and types of photography including traditional and digital, so there is no need to feel intimidated as we can all learn about photography from each other. For further information about the club and its activities please visit the MSCC website on www.midsomersetcameraclub.org.uk or contact the Chairperson at chairman@ midsomersetcameraclub.org.uk or the club Secretary at secretary@midsomersetcameraclub.org.uk.
Crispin Community Focus, based in Crispin Community Centre, is a friendly charity promoting active living within the community. Friendly daily coffee mornings, Monday - Friday 10am-12noon Flexercise, gentle seated exercise, Mondays at 2pm and Thursdays at 11am. Tai chi for beginners, Monday at 10am- SPACES AVAILABLE! Art group on Fridays at 2pm Sewing and scrabble group are on alternate Wednesdays at 2pm, Singing on the first Friday of the month and Garden Group on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Self-defence workshop August 3rd 2-3pm And Goldies, singing for fun, 1st Friday of every month 2pm- 3pm GARDEN GROUP - Our summer outings have started!! Here is a list of our Summer outings, if you are interested in coming along please pop into the centre or call us on 01458 447248. No trips in August September 20th- Sherbourne Gardens, Radstock. Admission- £4.00, Coach £5 tea and cake £2.00 18
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Off the Streets ‘A week of workshops, entertainment and celebration for children, families and young adults’ Interview and photo opportunities at any time in advance and during the week: 8th to 13th August 2016, across Glastonbury Off the Streets is back again this year for another week of workshops and events for people of all ages in and around Glastonbury. Produced by Children’s World, this year’s workshops include Street Dance, Magic, Cookery, Circus Skills, Parkour, and many more for children aged 8 and over. Throughout the week, there will also be new daily workshops for 7’s and under including Adventures in Science and a Secret World Wildlife Encounter. Over 12’s are invited to test their nerve on the yearly Night Walk around Paddington Farm while, for 16’s and over, Southwest Bass will be putting on an evening of DJs at the Red Brick Building. The regular Flash Mob will again be open to everyone and every age and this year will feature two performances. “Off the Streets has been growing every year and word is getting round about the quality of the workshops provided.” said Charity Director, Kristen Lindop “We’ve already started taking bookings and would recommend that people book early to avoid disappointment.” Please see the booking form for a full list of workshops and events along with contact details. Workshops for 8’s and over: Parkour, Music and Songwriting, Street Dance, Explorium Day, Magic, Farm Day, Cookery, Circus Skills and Drama. Workshops for 7’s and under: Wildlife Encounter, Farm Day, Boogie Bum Bums, Drama and Storytelling and Adventures in Science. Events: Night walk, Flash-mob, Southwest Bass IV Parents and kids have told us how much they love the week, “...for us as a family it was the perfect, perfect week to have the workshops. For me the mix of active days, and skill based activity days was great. I have a long term health condition which means that I can't be as active with my daughter as I'd like. For us having those workshops was really important - I knew she was enjoying herself and I could juggle work and getting some rest in and it really helped me pace myself through the long holidays. Thank you to everybody - it's such a wonderful thing to have to look forward to in the summer.” Off the Streets 2016 - Booking Form Day
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Street Dance Explorium Day Tuesday 9th August Farm Day Flash Mob Practice
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Farm Day Wednesday Magic 10th August Boogie Bum Bums Night Walk
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Paddington Farm BA6 8JN Red Brick Building BA6 9FT St Mary’s Hall BA6 9EJ Paddington Farm BA6 8JN
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Circus Skills 10am-3pm 10am-3pm Thursday Cookery 11th August Drama & Storytelling 9:30am-12pm Southwest Bass IV 8pm to midnight
St Dunstan’s School BA6 9BY St Dunstan’s School BA6 9BY St Mary’s Hall BA6 9EJ Red Brick Building BA6 9FT
8-18 £5 8-18 £8 0-7 £3.50 16 up £3
Drama Cookery Friday 12th August Science Flash Mob Practice
United Reformed Church BA6 9DZ St Dunstan’s School BA6 9BY Avalon Centre BA6 9JX St Mary’s Hall BA6 9EJ
8-18 8-18 0-7 All
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Please return completed form with a cheque or cash to: CHILDREN’S WORLD, 28 Northload St, Glastonbury BA6 9JJ Website: www.childrensworldcharity.org Email: info@childrensworldcharity.org Phone: 01458 833693 @OffTheStreetsUK reg. charity no. 282743
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Street Neighbourhood Watch Association Annual General Meeting 2016 The 16th Annual General Meeting of the Street Neighbourhood Watch Association will be held in the Bashu Room of Brookside School on Wednesday 9th March 2016, the meeting will start at 7pm with the formal business, followed by a talk from Avon & Somerset Police & Crime Commissioner, Sue Mountstevens. The Street Neighbourhood Watch Association has had a year of good and bad news, the retirement of a long serving executive member John Crole, the sad loss of a long serving coordinator and the sudden death of our Community Police officer, has been tempered by the starting of new schemes with many new members, and the participation in the very successful Merriman Park Fun Day and the Street Christmas Cracker. At the AGM there will be information on crime prevention, the latest on Cold and Bogus callers, how to spot and deal with Scams and the various types of Fraud. 2016 will see the Street Neighbourhood Watch canvassing the areas of Street that do not have a scheme and consolidating the existing schemes. Open to members and non-members, but only members can vote during the formal part of the meeting. Any SNWA member who would like to join the executive committee as a member or an officer should contact the Chair at: brianbastable9@aol.com or via our web site contact page at www.streetneighbourhoodwatch.btck.co.uk
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