Direct Local North Bristol October 2016

North Bristol October 2016

1st Gear page 13

Competition page 19

Upcoming events page 22

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Welcome to October’s edition

In this issue 6. Shirehampton Public Hall newsletter 8. Bristol could be like Venice

Regulars 5. St Mary’s Church 6. Shirehampton Public Hall 8. The word on the street 10. City & Port of Bristol Bowls Club 16. Competition 20. 1st Gear 32. Pro Wrestling Chaos

Categories

9. Special news for this month 10. Study with Bristol Community Trust 11. Bristol Blue Memorial glass 13. 10 tips for winter 14. Car article 16. Chipping Sodbury Motor Company 17. Stay bright this coming winter

Local news

Events

19. Competition time

1st Gear

Home and maintenance

20. Elite Fight Night 22. Upcoming event

Senior Editor Mike Davies Proof reader Elisabeth Davies Entertainment writer Benjamin Allen

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Halloween (Celtic New Year) As well as having its more serious side. It's the time when we dress up as witches, vampires, and werewolves etcetera.

A time of parties and tricks and treats.

It is the time also when the veil between this world and the other world becomes thinner, and a time to connect again with our ancestors.

The other name for this time of year is Samhain {Pronounced Sowain} One of the old traditional games for this time of year, was apple bobbing.

Some apples are placed in a bowl of water, young ladies try to get a apple from the water without using their hands.

Who ever succeeded in getting the apple, would be the first to marry. How ever you celebrate, enjoy, and may the blessings of the cosmos be with you

By Marie from Akasha

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AKASHA SPIRITUAL DESTINY Do you give yourself time to relax, unwind and chill out? Are you looking to try something different?

I am running introductory workshops in relaxation and meditation, the energy body, healing and working with angels.

At the Tythe barn, Shirehampton, BS11 0DE Saturday 15th October (Meditation and relaxation) Saturday 29th October (Energy body) Saturday 12th November (Healing) Saturday 26th November (Working with angels) All dates start at 10:30am to 12:30pm ÂŁ15 per workshop Contact Marie on 07949800354 Email askashadestiny@gmail.com

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Shirehampton Public Hall October Newsletter Welcome to another edition of the Public Hall Newsletter!

The summer holidays seem a distant memory now, and the autumn is fast approaching, but don’t let that get you down! Autumn can be a beautiful and exciting time, and the Public Hall has lots to offer to keep you all occupied during the longer evenings! All our regular activities have recommenced with great energy, and all classes welcome new members all the time. Do look at the weekly activities list on our website/noticeboard and try something new and make new friends.

During October the Hall is once again playing host to the ever popular Model Railway Exhibition on Saturday 8th from 10am-4pm. This is an amazing and exciting place for young and old alike, with the wonderful Jackie offering a fantastic array of warm and cold snacks, teas, coffees, etc.

Refreshments available, but bring your own bottle and snacks, too! Further details available on our website/noticeboard/Facebook page closer to the time.

The annual Craft Exhibition takes place at the Hall the week commencing 24th October. This is always a remarkable event with lots to see and much inspiration to be had! Do come along and be wowed by the talented craftpeople in your local area.

The Hall Trustees welcome new Trustees or anyone with an interest in starting new events to come along and visit us. Shirehampton Public Hall is now on Facebook, so please “like” us and follow all our up and coming events on there.

The Public Hall has many events and regular activities, so please visit our website at www.shirepubhall.org.uk for further details, check out our noticeboard ,

The Shirehampton Public Hall Community Association Trustees will be hosting an ever popular Quiz Evening on Saturday 22nd October from 7pm. Do come along and support your local Community Centre by having lots of laughs and raising much needed funds for the upkeep of this beautiful building.

Shirehampton Public Hall Activities

The Public Hall has many events and regular activities, so please visit our website at: www.shirepubhall.org.uk for further details. Also check out our noticeboard. You can always email us at bookings@shirepubhall.org.uk or telephone: 0117 9829963.

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City and Port of Bristol Bowls Club Sunday 4th September saw 43bowlers and supporters set off to enjoy five days of sun, sea and bowling at Eastbourne. Staying at the excellent Langham Hotel, there was a different green to bowl on each day. The first one was Eastbourne Parade and on the following days games were enjoyed at Newhaven, Rottingdean, Bexhill and finally back in Eastbourne to play Royal Sovereign. It was great to meet bowlers from a different part of the country. Also very good were the views of the East Sussex countryside with its rolling hills and also the coastline.

A number of people made use of the local bus service to visit Brighton --- some even venturing onto the British Airways i360 for views of Brighton from 400 feet up. For others a swim or a paddle in the sea at Eastbourne or a leisurely cup of tea and cake on the beautifully refurbished pier. There was even a firework display to be enjoyed one evening.

Bowling tours are much more about enjoyment than the result of games. Meeting people --- like the 90 year old President at Newhaven ---- and talking about bowling over a drink at the end of the game is all a big part of going on tour.

The final evening at The Langham Hotel saw a gala dinner and presentations to a number of people. As always there was a prize for the best scoring lady (Janet Reed) and best scoring gentleman (David HInksman). There were prizes for the best rink each day.

Jill Hinksman lead the tour, taking it on from Lis Davies when she became ill, and she was thanked by one and all for continuing with it and for making it a success. The greatest amusement of the week surrounded the small teddy bears presented each evening to the four bowlers on the worst loosing rink that day.

Following on from returning on Friday from the Tour was Finals Days on Saturday and the following Tuesday. The competitions were keenly fought and the winners were: Ladies Pairs Dawn Evans & Ray Cook Ladies Singles Dee Crawley Ladies 2 Woods Jill Hinksman Mens Pairs Trevor Scanion & Ken Davies Mens Singles John Conroy Mens 2 Woods Bill Hatherall Mixed Pairs Trevor Scanion & Dawn Evans Sid Holmes Handicap Trevor Scanion Bill Deakin Novice Phil Cormack Jack Ashton Triples Bill Hatherall, Dave Hinksman & Matthew Price This year’s Club League title was once again won by the Exiles. The Club league Cup was won by The Marvels The final big day of the 2016 season was Presidents Day on Sunday 18th September. It was blessed with fine weather and It started with a spider ---- whose wood comes closest to the jack in the centre of the green wins --- and this year’s winner was David Garrod. This was followed by a game between the Ladies and the Gentlemen.

Followed by an excellent barbeque presented by Bill Cook. The result was a win for the gentlemen.

There was a debutant bowler on the ladies side ---Julie Looker who only started bowling a few weeks ago. Amongst those watching procedings were John Brailey, a previous president and Lis Davies, making a welcome return after serious illness.

Thanks go to Warburtons for their support of this very enjoyable event.

It is time to look forward to events that take place out of season. The AGM will take place on Tuesday 25th October . Saturday November 5th is the date of the first indoor game against local opposition at the City and County Arena. Friday November 25th is the date of the Dinner and Presentation evening at Shirehampton Golf Club. Into 2017 and at the end of January it will once again be time to set off to Torquay and the Toorak Hotel for five enjoyable days of indoor bowling. The summer tour will see a return to Bournemouth.

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Bristol-could be like Venice?

Metrobus routes across Bristol are still causing huge hold -ups whether you are goIng through the Centre, up the M32 or around the City's suburbs in the south. As I was driving my daughter into work this morning and held up by aforementioned Metrobus roadworks, I got to thinking how pleasant Bristol could be if we were travelling by water as they do in Venice.

I went to Venice recently for a long weekend and it was so great to travel into the city by waterbus.

Really relaxing, as opposed to the frustrations of travelling by road. Then I remembered that the River Frome runs under the Centre. Indeed, the Police could come out of their new Police Station and get into a speedboat with sirens as the police do in Venice - very exciting.

But, just as Venice is proud of its historical architecture, so should Bristol; indeed more so as we have so little left after the blitz. A kayaker I know has been under the city via the Frome and says that at least 7 medieval bridges are still in existence under the roads, over the river and culverts, plus lots of ancient stonework.

So here is my suggestion: stop Metrobus, open the river put on lots of river buses and taxis. It would probably be far cheaper and certainly reduce road rage.

By Eileen `Means

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Our special news for this month We are delighted to let everyone know that our new Priest in Charge, the Rev Helen Johnson is to be licensed on Monday, 17th October at 7.30pm at a service led by The Right Reverend Bishop Mike Hill, Bishop of Bristol & The Venerable Christine Froude, Archdeacon. We are looking forward to this special occasion and to working with Helen as she leads our parish in the years to come.

On Saturday 22nd October we shall be holding our Christmas Gift Fayre in the church from 10.00 am until 12.00 noon when there will be beautiful crafts made by our church Craft Group – a very talented group of people who meet in church each Tuesday afternoon from 2pm-4pm. They always welcome new members so if you enjoy craft – knitting, sewing, embroidery, card making or any other craft, bring your craft along and join them. They will be delighted to share their skills with you and will welcome you sharing your talent with them. It’s also a chance for a chat and a cup of tea! In addition at the Fayre there will be gifts, paper, cards and Christmas items. We also have a Festive Food Fayre with food gifts, preserves, cakes and more each year and this year this is on Saturday 26th November.

On Saturday 5th November at 3.00 pm we will be holding one of our most attended services of the year and for all of us a very valued one. This is our Annual Memorial Service for those who have lost loved ones, whether recently or many years ago. This is a short service when we focus on our memories, our sadness and just take time to remember. There are forms available in church now which you can pop in and pick up and fill in with the names of loved ones you wish to be added to the prayer list, which will be read out during the service and to let us know that you will be attending. This is a lovely service which includes filling in remembrance cards which will then be put on our Tree of Light which is lit at a special service at 6pm on Sunday 27th November and will stay on out Tree of Light throughout the Advent and Christmas period. We welcome all to come along and share these times with us.

Our Harvest Appeal is drawing to a close and we have had lots of fun and fellowship as well as raising money. We’ll let you know the final total but we are over £2000 now thanks to everyone’s generosity.

This money will be shared between Hop, Skip & Jump (Bristol) & Paul’s Place.

More news next month!

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STUDY WITH BRISTOL CITY COMMUNITY TRUST A range of courses available at Bristol City Community Trust.

Bristol City Community Trust will host an education open evening on Monday, October 17th (7pm) in preparation for the 2017/18 academic year.

The evening will see attendees receive a welcome talk from the Head of Education, followed by a detailed description of the following post-16 courses:

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Level 2 Diploma in Football Coaching in Community Settings Boys BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Futsal Pathway) Girls BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Futsal Pathway)

With the Community Trust having achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in previous years, the Trust is now recognised as being one of the strongest education providers in the South West.

Each of the listed courses combine academic studies with a practical sporting experience and all the programmes are free to enrol on to, with the exception of the foundation degree.

The open evening will be held in the purpose-built South Stand classrooms at Ashton Gate.

Commenting on the Trust’s education cohort, Head of Education Chris Stenner said: “This current academic year has seen the Trust reach maximum capacity on all courses, which demonstrates our growth and vision to achieve further results.

“We expect a similar uptake in 2017/18 so I encourage all prospective students to attend October’s open evening and register their interest in any of our exciting courses as soon as possible.

BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (LTA Tennis Coaching Scholarship)

“We’re expecting places on the courses to fill quickly so applying for the courses early is highly recommended.”

Foundation Degree in Community Football Coaching and Development

The Trust’s open evenings always prove popular, so reserve your place by calling 0117 963 0636 or email Emily.Cleaves@bcfc.co.uk.

Prospective students will also get the opportunity to have a one-to-one discussion with the sports lecturers, asking any questions they may have.

For a full description of each available course, please visit www.bristolcitycommunitytrust.org.uk.

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Thank you for your interest in our memorial glass.

All our glass is hand-made to order in our Bristol studio. Our highly skilled glass and jewellery makers draw from years of experience to create a beautiful memorial product.

Memorial Glass is a perfect way to preserve your loved one’s memory. You can keep the one you have lost close to you always, encased in a piece of unique, hand-crafted glass. Made individually for you, Memorial Glass can be a beautiful tribute to the time and love you shared.

Losing someone close to you is always difficult, but having their ashes preserved can be an enduring reminder of their life. This can provide a tangible comfort and an everlasting connection that you can hold.

Here at Bristol Blue Glass, we have over 30 years experience in hand-made glass. Our expert glass-blowers take every care and consideration to make sure your loved ones ashes are treated with dignity and respect.

The ashes are encased forever in the finest quality lead crystal glass, using traditional and modern techniques, creating a beautiful and unique memorial.

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10 top tips for the winter As winter approaches 1st Gear has cold weather driving tips and a few hints to encourage car longevity and reliability, during the winter months.

1. Prior to making a cold start in sub-zero temperatures, leave the ignition on for approximately five seconds, before activating the starter motor. This will allow fuel pumps time to pressurise and the car’s electrical system will have the chance to complete any diagnostics check first, saving the battery the extra stress of performing these tasks while it has to turn the engine over.

2. During starting, depress the clutch pedal. This ensures that the starter motor does not have to rotate the gearbox shafts within cold and thick transmission oil. The result is less stress on the battery and starter. Once the engine has started, release the clutch pedal slowly.

6. If you cover many short journeys, it is possible that your engine never gets the chance to warm up fully during winter. If your average journey length is under a few miles, take your car for an extended drive at least once a fortnight, at speeds in excess of 45mph, assuming the conditions are safe enough to do so. This will give the battery more chance to recharge and, if fitted, will allow the particulate filter to regenerate on diesel cars.

7. Ensure that the engine coolant contains anti-freeze strength of between 30% and 50%. If the concentration is too low, the engine could freeze. If too high, the effectiveness of the solution to disperse heat is minimised.

8. Keep the screen wash bottle topped up and use the right concentration of solution. Driving with an empty bottle is illegal.

9. Be very wary of driving through deep water. On many engines, the air intake is located low down and, should any water be sucked into the engine, severe damage is likely. Similarly, allowing flood water to soak the carpets could be enough to ruin the electric components that are located on or near the floor-pan.

3. Never rev the engine, by ‘blipping’ the throttle, immediately after a cold start. When cold, engine oil takes longer to reach the moving parts and so revving the engine needlessly will increase wear rates, as well as wasting fuel. Never run the engine in an enclosed space, the exhaust gases are still poisonous even on the most modern of vehicles.

4. Engine oil has to be at an optimum temperature to offer the fullest protection. Therefore increase engine revs and load progressively as the engine warms. Note that lubricating oil takes longer to reach its ideal working temperature than coolant does.

5. Turn off any electrical accessories as soon as you do not need them. Leaving high-current sapping items engaged, such as heated rear windows, mirrors and seats, deprives the battery of current that could be used to recharge it.

10. Tyre pressures will reduce as the external temperature drops and you should check them at least once-a-week. Running under-inflated tyres will not enhance grip either. Although the minimum legal tread depth is 1.6mm, tread that has fallen to below 2.0mm will have seriously-reduced grip in wet conditions.

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At Vehicle Accessories we have recently become inundated with vehicle conversion requests. As we have all the relevant products on offer and the expert engineers to install them we are now offering a new service of ‘Bespoke Conversions’.

We can convert your vehicle tailored to your every need, right down to the last detail. It may be a new vehicle you need to convert to suit your needs or an old one you want to revamp.

Our experienced engineers will work alongside you to design a solution for your vehicle and provide a quote prior to start.

Having a fully equipped workshop we can complete work quickly, on time and to agreed schedules. We will consider any size of job whether it’s a full conversion or just a lining and electrical installation for you to do the rest, we are always happy to help.

Our team of expert engineers have years of knowledge so there isn’t a lot that we haven’t done, but if you require a job that is completely new to us then we will carry out the relevant research in order to complete the job to the highest standard.

These are just some of the ways we can convert your vehicle…  Carpet lining  Ply lining  Waterproof lining  Insulation  Seats and covers  Exterior and interior lighting  Electrical systems  Storage solutions – racking, cabinets etc.  Sink units  Hob units  Plumbing  Hot and cold water tanks  Animal kennels  Audio systems  Television systems  Fridge systems www.vehicle-accessories.net/ Bespoke-Conversions We are on Twitter, Facebook, Linked In,

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Chipping Sodbury Motor Company - Proud Sponsor of St Nicholas FC Chipping Sodbury Motor Company is proud to announce that they will be the main sponsors of St Nicholas Football Club, for the next three years.

As a family-owned local business, Chipping Sodbury Motor Company is delighted to have the opportunity to sponsor their local football team. The company, which offers new and used car sales, has been in Chipping Sodbury since it was established in 1967 and is based on Hatters Lane, just off the high street.

St Nicholas FC provides football for local children in Yate and Chipping Sodbury and the surrounding areas, from its grounds at ‘The Ridings’ in Chipping Sodbury. It was one of the first local clubs to run girls football teams, which enjoyed much success and led to the formation of a St Nicholas Ladies in 2008, followed by St Nicholas Old Boys in 2010. The club is now running twenty teams of all ages, from boy’s and girl’s development teams starting at age 4 through to U18 and Adult teams.

Chipping Sodbury Motor Company has formed a close partnership with St Nicholas FC, and as part of the sponsorship package, has donated new playing kits for all of St Nicholas FC’s teams, which feature the company’s logo.

David Powell, Dealer Principal and Co-owner of Chipping Sodbury Motor Company said, “We see this as an exciting opportunity to support our local football club and children in the community and are looking forward to being a part of the success of the club over the next few years.”

Steve Venn, St Nicholas FC Chairman, stated “For a non-profit making club like ours, sponsors are a great help. Not only do they assist on the financial side of things but they also help cement bonds within the local community. This is one bond we hope will continue long into the future.”

Chippping Sodbury Motor Company Tel: 01454 837303 Email: sales@csmc.co.uk Web: www,csmc.co.uk

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Stay bright this coming winter Now we're at the tail end of Summer, things are going to start winding down. Pretty soon you'll be leaving for work or driving to the post office to cash that all important giro and it'll be dark; now is the time to start thinking about visibility.

Unless you regularly forget to turn your lights on, the most common reason for poor visibility on the roads is foggy headlamps. An instant MOT failure but do not despair! If you own a drill, I have a solution for you. I work at Motaman in Bedminster and for the last few weeks I've asked each customer who purchased a headlight restoration kit to email me what they thought of the results.

The clear winner was Autoglyms Headlight restoration kit.

The full kit and concise instructions make it the simplest and quickest way to convert your lamps from milky to crystal clear with barely any effort. So when the time comes that your shades go back in the glovebox, go get yourself a headlight restoration kit.

By Rob Mccauley Motaman

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October’s spooky competition

All you need to do is complete the word search below and either scan or take a photo on a smart phone and email it to us with your details at: info@directlocalonline.com.

Or cut out the word search add your name and address, email address and send it to us at: Direct Local Magazine, 7 Hopewell Gardens, Shirehampton, BS11 0JS.

Tickets will be sent by post to your address People must be 16 years or over to enter the Competition.

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UPCOMING

EVENTS

Garden Delights Event Date: 6th October Description: Enjoy a relaxing day out at Bristol Zoo’s botanical gardens, spread across 12 spectacular acres. The Garden Delights group tour offers guests the chance to walk through our beautiful gardens with one of our gardening experts to guide you, before sitting down to enjoy a delightful cream tea. Discover unusual trees, shrubs and plants from around the world, such as the monkey puzzle tree!

Venue: Bristol Zoo Garden The BAWA Motown Soul Club Event Date: 7th October Description: Motown Soul Club meet new and old friends and listen to some classic Motown Venue: BAWA Healthcare & Leisure, 589 Southmead Road Filton Bristol 2016 RHL Weston Beach Race Event Date: 7th October - 9th October Description: The Weston Beach Race is world renowned, with riders from all over the Uk and abroad competing on its 6 mile track. This event sees both amateurs and professionals competing alongside each other, with survival being as great an achievement as winning.

Venue: The Beach Weston-Super-Mare North Somerset Without Words at DanceVoice Event Date: 8th October - 9th October Description: Non-verbal communication & the meaning of movement 8th 9th October 2016 (this can be accessed as a two or one day workshop with the 2nd day being optional) Venue: Dance Voice Quaker Meeting House Wedmore Vale Bedminster Bristol Joel Dommett: Live Event Date: 14th October Description: One of the UK’s most exciting comedians returns to the road with his new solo show, Joel Dommett: LIVE. Catch the star of Sky1’s Bring The Noise as he delivers his high octane comedy to venues up and down the country.

Venue: The Hen and Chicken 210 North Street Bedminster Bristol

We Love The 70’s Party! - Feat Earth Wind For Hire - Sensational Seventies Disco Band Event Date: 15th October Description: Earth Wind For Hire - Sensational Seventies Disco Band.

Venue: BAWA Healthcare & Leisure, 589 Southmead Road Filton Bristol Bristol Big Walkies Event Date: 16th October Description: The RSPCA Bristol and District branch are offering you and your doggie companions the chance to take part in the Best Walk Ever..

Venue: Blaise Castle Estate, Kings Weston Road, Bristol Fear Avon Valley Event Date: 29th October Description: Fear Avon Valley is a live action immersive event that takes you though three Terror Attractions. Make an evening of it with bar, fair and other scare related attractions. Certificate 12A. Venue: Avon Valley Adventure & Wildlife Park, Pixash lane, Bristol BS31 1TP Haunted mansion party Event Date: 29th October - 30th October Description: Out come the freaks, ghosts and monsters in this haunting party Venue: Ashton court mansion Halloween Spooktacular Event Date: 24th October - 30th October Description: Take a walk around our spooky garden Playin our Hogwarts Bouncy Castle or dive in the ball pit of doom.

Venue:Yate Shopping Centre Hooper Halloween Party Event Date: 29th October Description: After a huge 2015 Halloween Party we are bringing it back for 2016. Hooper are a contemporary four piece cover band who have been thrilling crowds nationally for over a decade.

Venue: BAWA Club, Filton , BS34 7RG Canford Park Charity Fireworks Fiesta Event date: 5th November Description: Bristol Round table and The Rotory Club of Clifton presents this event to support local charities, gates open 6.00pm and display begins at 7.00pm visit www.fireworksfiesta.co.uk for more details.

Venue: Canford Park BS9 entrance on Canford Lane

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