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Welcome to this month’s edition of LocalReach. The days might be shorter and colder, but for those of us lucky enough to live in such a vibrant part of the county, November is a gloriously colourful month. It starts with fireworks at Clarks Village and a spot of dragon hunting on the Tor; there’s an explosion of music and fun at the Glastonbury carnival in the middle; and plenty of festive events, including the Frost Fayre, towards the end. Dare I say that it’s already “beginning to look a lot like Christmas”! But to give the December issue a truly celebratory feel, send me all the details of your school, church and village seasonal activities.

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PAINTINGS AND PRINTS BY SARAH DE SAY

BALTONSBOROUGH SCHOOL OPEN DAY

30 October – 27 November: An exhibition of Mendip/Coastal Studies and a Racing Certainty. Most paintings are oil; also exhibited are pen and ink, water based paints, linocut, paper pictures and prints, machine stitching and glass/ ceramic. Wells & Mendip Museum.

Wednesday 1 November: Baltonsborough CE CV Primary School and ‘Little Pips’ Pre-School are holding two sessions: from 9.30am-12pm and 1-2.30pm. You are welcome to drop in and see the children work and play. It is for all age groups, particularly if your child is starting Reception Year in September 2018.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT STRODE THEATRE November is a packed month at Strode Theatre. It begins on Thursday 2 November with a new exhibition by Caron Coldwell. ‘Nostalgic Stories’ blurs the boundary between fine art and craft: paper casts taken from kitchen utensils like spoons and cake slices are then decorated with collage and hand-painted details. FREE entry. From Wednesday 8 – Saturday 11 November, Street Theatre Company will showcase their production of ‘One Man Two Guvnors’, an award-winning play said to be a glorious celebration of British comedy. On Tuesday 21 November there is a screening of David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts. Featuring intimate and in-depth interviews with Hockney, this revealing film draws on two blockbuster exhibitions held at the Royal Academy of Arts in 2012 and 2016. There is plenty of music throughout the month as well, including Chopin 2nd Piano Concerto performed by the Mid Somerset Orchestra on Saturday 25 November. The concert opens with one of Rossini’s finest overtures, Semiramide, and concludes with Brahms’ masterful, light and airy Second Symphony. For prices and tickets contact Box Office 01458 442846, www.strodetheatre.org.uk. Strode Theatre, Street, BA16 0AB.

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ONE MAN TWO GUVNORS Laugh out loud satire, songs, slapstick and glittering one-liners.

Their bold November production of ‘One Man Two Guvnors’, directed by Dennis Barwell, is no exception and is sure to delight audiences.

the bumbling Francis Henshall, a minder to both Roscoe Crabbe – a local gangster – and Stanley Stubbers – an upper class criminal. But Roscoe is dead, killed by Stanley Stubbers and being impersonated by his sister Rachel, who is also Stanley’s girlfriend, and in Brighton to collect £6,000 from Roscoe’s fiancee’s dad. Chaos unfolds as Francis tries to stop the two ‘guvnors’ from meeting.

Adapted by Richard Bean from the original ‘Servant of Two Masters’, a 1743 Commedia dell'arte style comedy play by the Italian playwright Carlo Goldoni, ‘One Man Two Guvnors’ replaces the Italian period setting of the original with Brighton in 1963 and is centred on

This award-winning play opened at the National Theatre in 2011, toured in the UK and then opened in the West End in November 2011, with a subsequent Broadway opening in April 2012. It is a glorious celebration of British comedy: laugh out loud satire,

Award winning company Street Theatre have been delivering quality drama to the Strode Theatre stage for over 20 years, presenting a diverse mix of productions to create a strong, loyal following at a professional theatre.

songs, slapstick, improvisation, audience participation and glittering one-liners. Join Street Theatre in November for a great night out! Performance Dates 8 - 11 November 2017 Venue: Strode Theatre, Street Tickets: £13.50 (Concessions £12.50) Online booking: www.strodetheatre.org.uk Box Office: 01458 442846 (Mon – Saturday 10 am -2pm) ‘One Man Two Guvnors’ is based on ‘Servant of Two Masters’ by Carlo Goldoni. This is an amateur production by kind permission of Samuel French Ltd.

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Donate Your Unwanted Winter Fuel Payments to â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Surviving Winterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; With the arrival of the colder months, Somerset Community Foundation have launched their eighth Surviving Winter fundraising campaign. Surviving Winter was started in 2010 by people who wanted to donate their Winter Fuel Payment to help others in Somerset less fortunate than themselves, and last year attracted donations of unwanted Winter Fuel payments from over 480 pensioners in Somerset, 28% of whom had never contributed to the Surviving Winter campaign before. Case Study: Surviving Winter has connected Mrs. Watts to a case worker from

Knightstone Housing. She had a fall 3 years ago and suffered an injury to her shoulder, which continuously causes her a lot of pain. She also suffers from osteoporosis in her knee, septic arthritis and a heart condition. During the winter months Mrs. Watts has the heating on for most of the day and will sit next to the radiator. The cold really affects her joints so she wears long johns under her trousers to keep warm. Mrs. Watts used a grant from Surviving Winter to purchase a warm pair of trousers and a long cardigan to wear when she does the weekly shop on a Thursday. Her case worker also connected her with many other resources in the community to help warm and healthy.

If you would like to donate your Winter Fuel Payment and help older people in Somerset stay warm, active and better connected through the winter period, please contact Somerset Community Foundation on 01749 344949 or visit: www.somersetcf.org.uk If you run a local community project and would like to find out more about grant funding, please call Somerset Community Foundation on: 01749 344949 or visit: www.somersetcf.org.uk

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Over 50’s Social Club, The Withys, Street

Every Wednesday (11am to 12noon) we have a coffee morning followed, once a month by a fish and chip lunch. This is run by Gloria and Harry Leach and currently has a full membership. Guest speakers would be very welcome. On Friday afternoons (2.00 to 4.00 p.m.) is a recently formed games and fun club and we would welcome a few more new local members. Since the aim is keeping the more mature of us (over 55) fit and active, this is the age group we cater for. An idea of what we offer is:- Quizzes (very varied), Flexercises, cards, snooker, archery, charades, darts, Scrabble, table tennis, dominoes, pub skittles, draughts and more. The emphasis is on light exercise and laughter. Membership is only 50p per week and includes tea/coffee and biscuits/ cakes. Please contact Doreen or Gordon Campbell on 01458 440837.

GLASTONBURY DRAGON SAMHAIN WILD HUNT

Saturday 4 November: After a roaring success last year, the Wild Hunt returns this Samhain for an afternoon of theatre, ritual music and dancing. Proceedings will kick off at the Market Cross in Glastonbury town centre where the Dragons will arrive! From there, we will process up the High Street and to the Fairfield at the base of the Tor for a ritual to honour all of your ancestors, presided over by an embodiment of Gwyn ap Nudd, lord of Annwn. Before the ancestor ritual we shall be saying goodbye to our Summer King and Gwyn’s rival, Gwythyr Ap Greidal as we welcome in the colder half of the year. This year we are holding two competitions, one for costumes, the other for banners. So get your creative skills on the move for your chance to take home some of our £100 cash prize. We hope you all look forward to attending a day of Morris dancing, drumming, theatre, ritual and fire and we look forward to seeing you all there on the day. 3pm Market Cross, Glastonbury, www.glastonburydragons.co.uk

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Acorn’s Charity Will Week Free Wills 6th – 10th November! We are offering you the fantastic opportunity of writing your Will for free during the first week of November! All we ask for is a donation to one of our local charities. The charities you can choose from are:-

• Age UK Somerset aims to promote the wellbeing of all older people, and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience

• SENSE (Glastonbury) work with a wide range of people who are deafblind or have sensory impairments, as well as those who have a singlesensory impairment with additional needs

• Somerset Wildlife Trust protects vulnerable wildlife and preserves Somerset’s wild places

• Stand Against Violence aims to reduce and prevent street violence by delivering education, resources and workshops to young people

• T aunton Association for the Homeless aim to house, assist, support and empower homeless people in Somerset, maximise their potential and promote independence In order to raise as much money as possible we have put in place donation guidelines. The suggested donation is £100 for a single Will, £150 for couple Wills and £50 for amendments to a Will. Please note if your Will is complicated, we reserve the right to charge you a fee for the extra work involved. You will be notified of the extra fee before we proceed with drafting your Will. We are a friendly and approachable family law firm based in your local community. We strive to be your local solicitors for life and a firm that you can trust. We also specialise in Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate, Conveyancing, Court of Protection and other Elderly Client Matters. If we can be of any help to you, please do not hesitate to give us a call.

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LIVING HISTORY DAY

Sunday 5 November: The Somerset Rural Life Museum will be alive with the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of ancient skills and crafts. From woodworking to weaving and cookery to corn dollies, a visit will be like stepping into the past. The Learning Space will be packed full of family activities too. From 10.00 am to 5.00 pm, the Normal admission applies/small charge for some activities. Visit www.swheritage.org.uk/rural-life-museum

ALICE IN THE CUCKOO’S NEST

Tuesday 7 November: 2 pm at Street Library. “Alice in the Cuckoo’s Nest” is an experimental stage adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland”. This production is not specifically a children’s show although it is suitable for children 8 years plus. The production is by Librarian Theatre, a professional touring company set up by actors Tom Cuthbertson and Kelly Eva-May in 2015 as a not-for-profit company. “We’re not shying away from the darker sides of the subject matter,” said Cuthbertson, “but nor will there be overly explicit content which would exclude younger audience members. Hopefully audiences of all ages will take something away from it, and it will help fuel important conversations about mental health.” The award-winning writer, Alan Bennett, is patron of the Librarian Theatre. He rarely agrees to patronise projects but has long been a vocal advocate for library services and was happy to lend his name “in the hope that it will help this admirable work.” Ticket prices and booking details available at the library.

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Blue Cedar Print Works are delighted to have the trailblazing Eco-Architect, Heinz Pahl-Kaupp, exhibit his work during November. This will be Heinz’s first exhibition in Glastonbury. Heinz has built a nearly four–decade career out of mimicking nature in his work. The German-born designer developed a fondness for urban design while living as a teen on his parents’ (decidedly rural) farm in 1970. That interest led him to study in Berlin, where he would become acquainted with bioarchitecture and ecology and ultimately help shape the contemporary incarnation of eco-architecture, starting in the 1980s. But it wasn’t until the late 1990s that he would find his true calling. After attending a seminar on Sacred Geometry, he made the connection that sparked his signature brand, Sacred Geometry Architecture. The basis of Heinz’s ‘ART of the HeART’ is the Flower of Life, also called the ‘code of the genesis’. It is the key to the ‘golden ratio’ and the Fibonacci sequence you can find all around you every day. These are the basic design principles he works with in art and architecture, sculpturing, his mythoGRAPHICs and other developments.

The Exhibition opens on Saturday, November 4th and is open Monday to Saturday, 11a.m. to 5p.m.

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BUTLEIGH’S GOT TALENT

Saturday 11 November: An evening of local talent including music, song, poetry and humour. 7.30pm at St Leonard’s Church, Butleigh. Adults £6, Children £4 including refreshments. Entry by ticket only, available from Butleigh Post Office. All proceeds to Church Fabric Fund.

CHRISTMAS SALE

Saturday 11 November: The Friendship League, our talented ladies’ group, will be offering many attractive items they have produced that will make good Christmas presents, including artwork, needlework and craftwork, flowering bulbs, jams, and greetings cards. Their sales are always a delight. Tea, coffee and cakes will also be available. Street United Reformed Church (next to Living Homes on the High Street). 10 am until about 1 pm.

OXFAM QUIZ NIGHT

Sunday 12 November: It’s the Oxfam fundraising Quiz Night at The Britannia Inn, 66 Bath Road in Wells. 7.00 for 7.30 pm start. £2.50 per person, teams of up to 6 people. The evening includes a raffle and a paper quiz for you to take away. Please ring Terry on 01749 672342 to book your table.

LEIGH ROAD METHODIST CHURCH November Services: 5th - Jacqueline Cobb; 12th - Moira Cowell; 19th - Mrs. Janet Day; 26th - Rev. Colin Anderton, a United service. 3rd Dec- Mrs. Janet Day, Christingle. Starting at 10.30am:

Saturday 18 November: Monthly Coffee Morning and Table Top stalls. Light refreshments and drinks available - including Bacon Butties. 10am - 1pm. (Tables £5 - book by ringing 443013) Every Thursday: KNIT and KNATTER. Bring your knitting, embroidery or any other craft that you like to do. You don’t need to be able to knit, just come along for a natter and cup of tea. 2-4pm For more information contact Sally on 01458 441870.

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STREET LIBRARY

Street Library has a variety of events planned for November. Why not visit the library to find out more. Adults’ Events Computer courses for beginners and people wanting to improve their skills on Mondays 2- 4 pm and Fridays 10am - 12 noon Poetry Lunch Club – Monday 20 November. 1-2pm. IT Trouble shooting session Friday 24 November. Places are free but please book. Children’s Events Rhyme Time – every Wednesday. 11.15 am- 11.45 am Story Time – every Saturday. 10.30 am to 11 am.

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PUPIL POWER!

The children at Ashcott Primary School are very excited to be able to play on their new ‘Trim Trail’ equipment which has recently been installed on the school field. There are four fantastic new pieces of play equipment, making 12 in total, forming a trail around the outside of the school field, helping to bring break times to life and keep the children fit at the same time. Last year the children in Y5/6 wrote letters to the school PTA asking for more equipment for break times. The children’s plan was well received and thanks to the Supporters of Ashcott Primary (SOAP) the idea was brought to life this year. A great example of pupil power in action!

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FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS

Monday 13 November: Are you involved in a local community or grassroots group? Somerset Community Foundation awards grant funding for most types of community activity or project, including core costs. In 2016/17 we supported over 208 local charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises in our county. We run four grant rounds each year, and the next deadline to apply for funding is 13 November, 2017. Please call our grants team for a chat about how we could help your group on 01749 344949 or visit www.somersetcf. org.uk/foundationgrants for more information.

Card-only cashless recycling sites in Somerset, including Street Recycling Centre, are proving a strong success. Almost all recycling site payments are now taken only on credit, debit and charge cards. A Somerset waste Partnership spokesman said: “Both customers and staff found the new payments easy to operate, just as in any retail outlet, and it is already becoming routine. If anyone thinks they may have a site payment problem, they should see staff before unloading. The switch from cash to cards does not involve any changes in prices or any new charges.” Card payments are taken at all recycling sites for charged-for materials classified as non-household but brought in by residents: hardcore, soil, gas bottles and tyres. The system for paying for domestic asbestos and plasterboard online in advance at the Somerset Waste Partnership website is staying unchanged. Plastic-only payments are taken for “Revive” soil conditioner composted from Somerset’s garden waste and sold at £4 for a bag and £10 for three bags by every recycling site. Details of all recycling sites, from opening hours to materials taken and links to lists of charges, can be found at http://www.somersetwaste.gov.uk/sites/. 14

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Friday November 17: The Wind - construct your own working windmill, hear a windy story, and make and sail a wooden toy yacht. Somerset Rural Life Museum. 10.30 - 11.30 am. £5. Booking required. Call 01458 831197 or email SRLM@swheritage.org.uk for further information.

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THE BISHOP’S PALACE CHRISTMAS ARTISAN MARKET Friday 10 – Sunday 12 November: Following the phenomenal success of last year’s event, The Bishop’s Palace in Wells will once again be helping you to get your Christmas shopping started in style with its inspirational Christmas Artisan Market. With a range of over 30 stalls of local, handmade crafts and products to browse, you could delight your friends and with your perfectly chosen Christmas gifts this year. This year’s stalls will include original art works, decoupage, Christmas decorations, chocolates, toys & games, quilting, embroidery, jewellery, woodwork, ceramics, stained glass, home furnishings, candles and many more. Soak up the festive atmosphere around this glorious medieval site, with seasonal food and drink, and music in the Chapel. 10am-4pm. Tickets are available at a reduced price (£6 Adult, Child 5-18 £3 Under 5’s and Palace Members FREE) and are available from the Palace Shop, by telephone 01749 988 111 or online www.bishopspalace.org.uk.

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Remember, Remember the Fixtures in November

The clocks have gone back, nights are drawing in, rugby pitches are softer and we are all now having to adapt our game to match the conditions. Here at Tor RFC we relish the challenge posed by these conditions. Part of the challenge is to keep up the momentum and ensure that there is interest and motivation to keep training on a Tuesday and Thursday night. Rising to this challenge are our coaches Matt Hyde and Nick Curtis who as former Tor players have a wealth of experience and knowledge gained from having played at a higher level. After training we offer the comfort of a warm players lounge and a hot meal and a pint. Anyone looking to have a run around and have a social pint after is welcome to join in 7.00pm every Tuesday and Thursday night. November will see the club play their first game in defence of the Somerset Vase Trophy against Winscombe RFC. They will be tough opponents having been promoted last season to the league above – Western Counties North. That said Tor RFC are the current Vase holders and will be doing everything to retain this trophy. At the time of writing the date of the fixture has not been agreed. It is likely to be on a Friday night under lights and this will be great night. Our upcoming league fixtures are listed below, all welcome to come and cheer us on and your support will be very much appreciated. November Fixtures All Fixtures Kick-Off at 2.30pm Saturday 4 November 1st XV (Home) v Stothert & Pitt RFC 2nd XV (Away) v Wiveliscombe II RFC Saturday 11 November 1st XV (Away) v Wiveliscombe I RFC 2nd XV (Home) v Castle Cary RFC

Saturday 18 November No Fixtures Saturday 25 November 1st XV (Home) v Nailsea & Backwell RFC 2nd XV (Away) v Burnham II RFC

Minis and Juniors Sunday 5 November Matches v Wells RFC Sunday 12 November Training at Tor RFC Sunday 26 November Training at Tor RFC

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FESTIVE ACTIVITIES AT CRISPIN COMMUNITY FOCUS

November is a very busy month at Crispin Community Focus, and we hope everyone will come and join in. Tuesday 21 November: The garden group has its Christmas craft session from 2pm-4pm. All welcome. Tuesday 28 November: We are teaming up with Rowan Romania and running an excellent Christmas card making workshop. It will take place at Crispin Community Focus from 2.00pm and 4.00pm and will cost £4. All monies go to The Rowan Romania charity. Book your place on 01458 447248 The Crispin Community Centre, 10 Leigh Rd, Street

VICTORIAN SHOPPING EVENING

Wednesday 22 November: Come and do your Christmas shopping in the Glastonbury Abbey shop during our Victorian style evening from 5pm to 7pm

CHRISTMAS MARKET

Saturday 25 November: Festive fun for the family at St Benedicts Church Christmas Market. You’ll find beautiful crafted gift ideas, a grand raffle along with festive food and drinks. From 10.30am to 5pm. To find out more email Lydia@danielvinccent.co.uk

GLASTONBURY FROST FAYRE

Saturday 25 November: The high street is transformed into an extravaganza of seasonal magnificence! Glastonbury’s community comes together to celebrate peace and goodwill to all at this festive time of the year. A day of fun with stalls, music, food, Christmas lights and late night shopping. From 10am to 8pm

GLASTONBURY MALE VOICE CHOIR

Saturday 25 November: The next performance is at Glastonbury Frost Fayre from 2 to 3 pm on a stage outside St Dunstans house (next door to the town hall). The choir rehearses at Glastonbury Town Hall every Tuesday from 7.45pm. If you are interested in joining or just want to know more, come along to one of our rehearsals. As our guest, you will receive a warm welcome and be invited to sing with us and see how you like it. There are no auditions to endure; we will partner you with someone to ‘show you the ropes’ and help you find your place in the choir. Rehearsals are great fun. We meet with friends, sing together, learn new songs, do the unexpected and discover that singing can be truly rewarding and relaxing. fterwards, many of us pop out for a well-earned pint together at the Wagon & A Horses.It’s a super opportunity to make a whole new group of friends! Alternatively, give one of our members a call for more info: Dave on 01749 676879 or John on 01458 211 277 18

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BIG BREAKFAST

Saturday 25 November: A repeat of this summer’s big success, the Street United Reformed Church will be providing food from our new kitchen. No need to book. Fundraising for the Building Fund. Street United Reformed Church (next to Living Homes on the High Street). 9:30 am to 11:30 am

GLASTONBURY FARMERS’ MARKET

Saturday 25 November: come and browse the great selection of produce at this bustling monthly market, held around the Market Cross in the centre of town. 9am – 2pm.

A WINTER AFTERNOON CONCERT

Sunday 26 November: St Benedict’s Church, Glastonbury, will be holding another of its popular Free Sunday Afternoon Concerts. Come and enjoy a varied Musical Programme, including Glastonbury Voices Choir and local music Soloists. Refreshments will be available, and there will be a Retiring Collection which will go towards the repair and restoration of our wonderful Bechstein Grand piano which will be heard on the day. FREE event. For durther details ring Sandra on 01458 835067.

‘LIGHT UP A LIFE’

Thursday 30 November: For, and with, the staff of St Margaret’s Somerset Hospice. Remember people who have died. There will be a candlelit procession, Rev Tim Richards, Brookside School Choir. Refreshments in Schoolroom afterwards. Street United Reformed Church (next to Living Homes on the High Street). 6pm

STREET MEN’S SHED

Every Tuesday: Men’s Sheds are a fairly new invention that has been growing in popularity across the country. The sheds are aimed primarily at older men. They provide a welcoming, inclusive environment and company for men wanting to learn new skills or share existing ones by working on their own projects, or projects for the local community. The Street Men’s Shed is open on Tuesday mornings from 9am until 12:30pm at the shed, unit 10, The Tanyard, Leigh Road, Street. Each 4 hour session will cost £3 towards running costs.

GLASTONBURY VETERANS BREAKFAST CLUB

Every Wednesday: This club is for anyone who has served, or is still serving, in the military and has been described as ‘the missing link between military service and civvi street.’ The group of 15, with a wide range of ages, meet for a weekly breakfast. There are also plenty of outings and talks organised throughout the year. So far in 2017 there has been a day out at the National arboretum in Staffordshire; an evening meal with a talk and slide show about combatting modern day pirates at the hot spots along the African/Arabian coast; a “Regimental” breakfast to honour Haydn Davies, ex 24th foot/ Royal Welsh Reg, whose battalion celebrated their victory at Rourke’s Drift, 1879, South Africa and a Clay Pigeon shoot in support of the Gurkha Welfare Association at the Mendip shooting ground. A small party has also gone to Belgium, staying at Ypres and visiting various battlefields and Military cemeteries from WW1. The group meet at Mary’s Café, behind Woollens timber yard in Glastonbury. It is pretty informal although members are asked to arrive at 9.00am sharp, when we all aim to be there on parade. We would be only too pleased to see you.

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Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce

Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce’s next Business Breakfast is on Monday, 13th November at the Hawthorn’s Hotel, Northload Street at 8 a.m., where the speaker will be from the Red Brick Building talking about the exciting plans for its future. In December we shall be having our Christmas meal. Recent events have included having James Heappey MP address the Chamber members and facilitating a meeting to set up a Bank in the Southwest. Breakfast meetings are always the 2nd Monday of the Month. Further information can be found at the Chamber website: www.glastonburychamber.co.uk or on the Facebook page

STREET COUNTRY MARKET

Every Thursday: Now that November is here, are you wondering where you can find useful Christmas presents which do not cost a fortune, without having to jostle through manic crowds at shopping centres? The simple answer is to visit Street Country Market in the URC church where you will find a wide variety of home produced goods which are all made by local people. Amongst these are a variety of wooden items which are unique and only on sale at this Country Market. pleasantly surprised by good value and genuine local service. Between 9.00am and 12 noon at URC church in Street.

NEW WEEKLY MEETINGS FOR AVALON AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

You can also listen in to the club’s regular weekly on-air net on 145.450MHz every Wednesday evening at 9pm on 2m FM. And if you want to listen in to amateur radio on-air to experience what it’s all about, visit www.hackgreensdr.org:8901/. Email Martin at g5fm@martinwheeler.net or Mike at mwhiteie@gmail.com for further information

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Every Thursday: The ever-growing club of dedicated local radio amateurs is open to anyone in the area with an active interest in wireless, from the latest equipment to experimenting with new communication techniques and technologies. It provides a great opportunity of getting like-minded people together on a regular basis and sharing new ideas.

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If you cannot find exactly what you want when visiting in November, it is quite likely that it can be made especially for you, so pay us a visit and be

CD’s Vinyl collectables PROFESSIONAL VINYL CLEANING WE SELL LOCAL ARTISTS INSTORE & ONLINE

169c High Street STREET SOMERSET 07722 906 366 • info@shiftys.org

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Local Expert Page

SPECTACLE FRAMES TO ENJOY! Matisse frames are a burst of vibrant colours and shout “look at me”. Each frame is individual, just like you. The whole Matisse range is FUN with a capital F and appeal to the younger funky lady as well as to the more mature lady who decides she’s fed up conforming with a dull, boring and safe look. Matisse frames gives the wearer the opportunity to express an individual unique personal style where contemporary styling is combined with outstanding colours. The Eyewear line is inspired by the natural beauty of butterflies and by artists like Henri Matisse and Piet Mondrian. Matisse plastic frames are made of top quality Italian acetate and are hand painted in Italy. The range includes hand painted tortoise shell patterns, butterfly patterns, and vivid blues, greens and purples. After each frame is hand painted, it is covered with a protective coating. If you would like something that’s different and will generate compliments for you every day that you wear them, have a look at Matisse. Go on, have some FUN with your spectacles!

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WELLS WI

Tuesday 7 November: We are welcoming Wendy Easton for a drumming workshop. Visitors welcome.7.30pm at Wells & Mendip Museum.For information, to follow or contact:Facebook @wellssomersetwi Twitter @Wells_WI Email wellssomersetwi@gmail.com

STARLING SPECTACULAR AT HAM WALL

Thursday 9 and 23 November: Winter is an amazing time of the year on the Avalon Marshes. Join the guided walk leaders as they go in search of some of the fantastic wildlife that makes Ham Wall its home during the winter. You will be looking out for fishing great white egrets, dabbling ducks, gliding marsh harriers and, of course, the ever elusive bittern, finishing with watching thousands of starlings streaming out of the sky into their night time roosts. A mesmerizing sight! Please be sure to wear suitable stout footwear and dress for the weather. Toilets on site. 2 pm-4 pm. Meet at the Welcome Building in the Ham Wall car park,BA6 9SX. Price: £6 non-member / £4 member / £3 child non-member / £2 child member. Booking essential. Tel 01458 860494; email ham.wall@rspb.org.uk www.rspb.org.uk/reserves-and-events

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GLASTONBURY CARNIVAL

Saturday 18 November: The Carnival is coming to town. A fantastic spectacle, with a procession of floats, collections for charity, lasting all evening. It starts at 7pm but the organisers recommend that you make your way to the carnival around one hour before it is scheduled to start. This allows time for you to park and take up your position before the carnival procession starts. The organisers have made a special plea: make sure you support the Carnival by buying products (flashing wands, whistles etc) from the Official Carnival Sellers who will be easily identifiable, dressed in identical uniforms. Please restrain from purchasing from the large group of street traders who invade the streets during Carnival parades but seldom contribute anything towards the running costs of the festivities.

CARNIVAL BAZAAR

Saturday 18 November: Come to the Bazaar! Cakes, Crafts, Toys, Books, Tombolas, Raffle, Instant Raffle, A variety of Games. Don’t miss: - Hot Bacon Rolls, Snacks and Drinks to warm you up before you make your way to Glastonbury for the Guy Fawkes Carnival. A fun day for all ages. Street United Reformed Church (next to Living Homes on the High Street). 10 am to 2 pm

ABBEY WILDLIFE TOUR

Sunday 19 November: Come and enjoy a Wildlife Tour of Glastonbury Abbey with one of the volunteers and discover the creatures who share the site. 2pm (normal admission applies)

Fantastic Range of Beds & Matresses! Also available in Ivory.

Mattresses from

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Double Maine Bed in Dove Grey

£299

Black Bristol Bedstead From

£135

FREE local delivery. Delivery times within a 1hour slot.

Delivery times to suit you, assembly service available and disposal of old beds.

44 Westfield Road, Wells, Somerset BA5 2HS email: sales@wellsbedshop.co.uk website: wellsbedshop.co.uk

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DON’T HAVE A BONFIRE IN YOUR RUBBISH BIN

Families planning Guy Fawkes Night celebrations are being urged to stop discarded ash or fireworks turning their rubbish bin into a hazardous bonfire. Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) is warning families to be sure that they do not start a potentially fatal fire in their rubbish bin after bonfire night with ashes or fireworks. The advice on ash, embers, barbecues and even the contents of ashtrays is to ensure they are completely cool or drenched with water to avoid fire risks in bins, vehicles or on landfill sites. Fully spent fireworks must be soaked in water and then they can be disposed of in general refuse or taken to a recycling site to be put in the general waste. Misfired or partly spent fireworks must be soaked in a container of water overnight, until properly sodden, and the manufacturer or supplier should be contacted for guidance on disposal. For more ideas about high-safety celebrations, see www.somersetwaste.gov.uk. For more advice, search for bonfire at the Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service website - www.dsfire.gov.uk/ - or see RoSPA’s Safer Fireworks website - www.saferfireworks.com/.

WHAT’S HAPPENING EARLY NEXT MONTH

STREET CHRISTMAS CRACKER

Saturday 2 December: Street Christmas Cracker, a fun festive day out for all the family. With the start of November there are only 31 days before Street Parish Council open their Christmas Cracker. On

Saturday 2nd of December the High Street will be closed to allow a range of stalls and activities to be set up. More stalls will be available in both The British Legion and the United Reform Church Hall There will be food, music and singing and Father Christmas will be in his grotto to give out gifts. From 11:00am – 4:00pm

Real Craftsmen

with a diverse knowledge & profound understanding of joinery & cabinet making....

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LOCAL EXPERT PAGE

Let Back2Market take the stress and worry out of your Removal Back2Market really are a one-stop shop for your Removal needs. And what’s more we are totally flexible to work in the way that suits you best. How do we do this? By providing a wide range of flexible services to help when you are moving; Clearances. Need to De-Clutter? Downsizing? We can clear your unwanted items so you do not have the hassle of taking them with you or trying to dispose of them yourself. This could be furniture, waste, garden items, shed/garage clearances, general bric-a-brac and anything else that just needs to go! We will even pay you for quality items. Cleaning and Carpet Cleaning. We offer a range of Cleaning and Carpet Cleaning services, including Deep Cleans. You may have been renting your property and it needs a Clean through upon moving out – we can do this. The property may have been unoccupied for some time and need a good clean and freshen up before going on the market – we can do this. Storage. Often people have Storage needs when moving home. This could be for a variety of reasons; the property you are moving to may not be ready yet, you

may be moving outside the UK, as part of De-Cluttering to market a property or it could be a relative’s house and you need to store the contents before they are sorted further. We work with a range of Storage Partners at a variety of locations. This means that we can source Storage in the best location for you, and manage the removal to and from Storage, in a timescale that is best for you. And of course, the actual Removal. Moving can be stressful, we understand this. Therefore we undertake your Removal in the way that works best for You, our Customer. It is your needs and happiness that drives us – so we will work flexibly to ensure we meet these. We can provide you with Packing Materials, we can Pack for you, we can Dismantle and Reassemble furniture, we can do multi-part Removals, we can provide you with overnight Storage if required. And what’s also great is that all of our Services ‘Stand Alone’ – so we can just do a Removal, a Clearance or just do a One-Off Clean. So, contact Back2Market for your free, no obligation quotation for all of our Removals, Clearance and Cleaning Services.

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GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH MONTHLY SCHEDULE

Every Sunday: 10.30am Gospel and Worship meeting. On the 1st Sunday of the month (5 November) there is an informal breakfast sharing meeting. Fortnightly Mondays: 7pm ‘Digging Deeper’ Bible Study Every Tuesday: 10.30am weekly prayer meeting Every Friday: We are open on Fridays for refreshments (free) a listening ear, and prayer should you want it, 11.00am to 2pm. Grace Community Church (Pentecostal), Landmark House, Wirral Park Road, Glastonbury BA6 9FR. Tel: 01458 837846 or visit www.throughGrace.org

CHRISTMAS BISCUITS DELIVERY!

Once again Crispin Community Focus and Cox’s charity join forces to deliver biscuits to any Street resident over the age of 80 and living independently. If this is you or someone you know, please pass you the name and address to us at Crispin Community Focus or call us on 01458 447248 by Friday 1 December. Even if you have received biscuits before, we will need you to submit your name and address again.

TELL US IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE A MONTHLY COPY OF LOCALREACH LocalReach is delivered by the Royal Mail Door to Door service each & every month to ALL homes & businesses within the postcode areas of BA6 & BA16. LocalReach is delivered in the last week of each month and by the 1st of each month. If you DO NOT receive a copy by 1st of each month please let us know and we can follow this up with the Royal Mail. Please email james@localreach.co.uk stating your exact address and we will feed this back to the Royal Mail. Thank you in advance for your help. LocalReach Ltd.

Local Business A - Z AERIAL & SATELLITE SERVICES

Stephen’s Aerials

• Freeview & Satellite Specialis • Extra Rooms Connected • OAP discount available CALL STEPHEN NOW ON

01458 553077

ART GALLERY

Blue Cedar 26

See their advert on page 10

BARBERS

Graham’s Barbers

01458 841 000 / 07736 831776 Mon - Tues 8:30am - 6pm Thursday 8:30am - 7pm Wednesday 8:30am - 12pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 12pm (Closed for lunch 1-2pm)

5 Merrman Road Street, Somerset BA16 0JA

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Local Business A – Z BED & BREAKFAST

CARAVAN, CAMPER & CAR STORAGE

4 Star Bed & Breakfast

Old Orchard House, Middle Brooks, Street, Somerset BA16 0TU

01458 442212

SECURE STORAGE for Caravans, Camper Vans & Cars • Indoors or outdoors hardstanding • Resident owners

oldorchardhouse.co.uk bed shops

Wells Bed Shop

See their advert on page 23

BLINDS

OFFER OF THE MONTH 3 Vertical Blinds for Only £165 Up to 6ft wide, max 5ft drop Other sizes available

Over 20 years in the trade

Call Graham

01458 834483 CARPENTRY

Buscott Woodworking See their advert on page 24 CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING

Your Local Specialist Cleaning Service • • • •

CARPETS & UPHOLSTERY CLASSIC & ORIENTAL RUGS LEATHER RESTORATION CURTAINS & BLINDS Call for a free quote today!

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

Somerset 01458 550442

www.copperbeechcleaning.com

Carpet & Upholstery Steam Cleaning • Powerful Van Mounted Equipment • Residential & Commercial Cleaning • Pre & End Of Tenancy Cleaning • Stains & Pet Odour Removal • No VAT

~~~~ A Carpet Cleaner you can trust!

BUILDERS

PIONEER HOME LO CAL GENER AL BUILDER

EXTENSIONS STONE WORK LANDSCAPING JOINERY/CARPENTRY

COMPLETE PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

07 7 5 3 21 7990 FIND US ON

01458 557 796

/PIONEERHOMESOMERSET

Ca ll Sally: Mo b : 07766 117219 Te l: 01749 440011 www.s ta in awa y.c o .u k

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Local Business A – Z ELECTRICIANS

CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIROPRACTORS

Our new premises: 141c High Street, Street, Somerset BA16 0EX

• Domestic & Commercial • Industrial & Agricultural fields JSPARKNORRIS@GMAIL.COM

LOCAL BUSINESS A – Z FINANCIAL SERVICES FENCING

DUNSTER

CHIROPRACTORS

Street Chiropractic Clinic See their advert on page 7 COLLEGES

Strode College

See their advert on Page 2

CLEANING SERVICES

Back 2 Market

COUNSELLOR & EFT THERAPIST Jane Ross-Wheatley

Eve & Weekend Appointments Available janeross-wheatley.com 07731 937293 Remedy Centre, St Cuthbert Street, Wells ELECTRICIANS

COLIN GOVIER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS NICEIC Registered Approved Contractor

Tel: (01458) 442955 Mobile: 07585 304 658

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FENCING CONTRACTORS No job too small All types of fencing available FREE ESTIMATES

01458 443 448 35 Ivythorne Road, Street BA16 0TG

See their advert on page 25

COUNSELLING

FOOT CARE

FOOT HEALTH PRACTITIONER

Offering:

Toe Nail Cutting Service £15 Contact Tracy T: 01749 938712 M:

07787932416

FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS

M. Franks & Sons

Independent Family Funeral Directors Est. 1879

* Private Chapel of Rest * * 24 Hour Personal Service * Bath Road, Ashcott, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 9QT Telephone

01458 210627 or 01458 860157

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Local Business A – Z FUNERAL DIRECTORS

G Holland & Son

See their advert on page 1

GARAGE DOORS

Garage door supply, installation & repair. Call Darren 07767 895932 / 01458 830400

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HERBAL MEDICINE

Mary Bruce BSc.Hons. MNIMH 01458 833724 herbalistmary@icloud.com www.avalonherbalmedicine.com

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INTRODUCTIONS

Just Introductions

MAN WITH A VAN

See their advert on page 11

•Houses, Sheds, Garages, Gardens Cleared & Tidied •Odd Jobs & deliveries •Landlords welcome

Cal Richard on

07831 812 055

LEAFLET PRINTING & DELIVERY MASSAGE

LOCAL LEAFLET DELIVERY & PRINTING SERVICE

Susan Martello

See their advert on page 15

MOBILE PHONES

Street Cellular

See their advert on page 1

OPTICIANS

Eyetech

See their advert on page 21

painting & decorating

Interior Decorating Let our dedicated local team deliver your leaflets to 12,000 homes and businesses across; Burnham, Berrow, Brent, Highbridge & Huntspill.

& Wallpapering Service

• 30 years’ experience • Clean, tidy experience

Call Chris on 01458 835946 www.tordecor.info

Call James on

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Local Business A – Z PLUMBERS

SCRAP METAL

PLUMBING & HEATING • Boilers Installed & Serviced • Underfloor Heating & Renewable Heating • Bathroom & Kitchen Installed

07846 622036 01278 651122 www.mc-plumbingandheating.co.uk

[SCRAP METAL] FREE COLLECTION BEST PRICE PAID for cars or vans with or without MOT Call 7 days a week

07763 196 488 P.L RICHARDS LTD PLUMBING & HEATING ENGINEERS

GAS • OIL • SOLID FUEL • SOLAR U/FLOOR HEATING • BATHROOMS & WETROOM INSTALLATIONS CERAMIC TILING SERVICES

01458 448510 07721 400164

No. 95560

www.plrichardsltd.co.uk

No. 95560

SIGNAGE

Arien Signs

See their advert on page 4

SINGING LESSONS

Build confidence & increase your enjoyment of singing! Friendly, one-to-one, adult singing lessons Phone Polly on 01749 671347 or email pollyjcarroll@gmail.com

PROPERTY

Living Homes

See their advert on page 12

SHOPPING

Bishops Palace

See their advert on page 16

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE SOLICITORS

Acorn Solicitors

See their advert on page 8

STAIRLIFTS

Sutton Stairlifts & Mobility See their advert on pg 22 STORAGE

NEED MORE SPACE?

For all your storage & packaging needs REMOVAL SERVICE AVAILABLE

PUBS

The George Inn

See their advert on back page

TOR VIEW

SELF STORAGE

Sharpham, Nr Street BA16 9SG

RECORD SHOPS

Shiftys 30

See their advert on page 20

01458 840 778

www.localstorage.info

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Local Business A – Z TAXIS

VENUE FOR HIRE

Tor RFC • BMW 5 Series & 7 Seater available • Business travel • Airport & train station transfer • Long distance

07900 224 427

WATERCOLOUR PANTING TUITION

Learn to Paint in Watercolour

• Individual lessons by professional artist/art tutor • Lessons structured to student's requirements • Friendly and informal atmosphere

Call Jane on

• Safe & reliable travel • Any distance covered • Airport, docks & stations • Accounts welcome

01458 833106 www.cjwtaxis.co.uk THEATRE

Strode Theatre

See their advert on page 5

See their advert on page 17

07976 182 803

WEDDING SERVICES

Deane & Sons Nina Jarmaine

See their advert on page 14 See their advert on page 11

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THERAPY

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Somerset Shockwave See their advert on page 13

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THERAPY

Somerset Jason Carombayenin Therapy Cognitive Behaviour/EMDR Therapist

WINDOW REPAIRS

•MSc in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy •BSc in Mental Health •Diploma in Psychosocial Interventions •EMDR Certificates Parts 1,2,3 & 4 •Registered Mental Health Nurse

Glazier, Windows & Door Engineer

01458 741 744 / 07874 887 477 somersettherapy.co.uk

01458 851 020 07563 623 604

• Glass, Sealed Units • Handles & Hinges • Gaskets & Seals • Repairs & Servicing •Emergency Boarding Up Service Call Stephen from GlassCorp on

YOGA toiletries

Hugo Buuren

See their advert on page 15

Yoga – Street & Walton

See their advert on page 9

Drop in Groups and 1-2-1 Classes www.yogasomerset.co.uk 01458 898816 julia.wheatley@virgin.net

TOYS

Toymaster

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