The Basis November 2016

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NOVEMBER 2016 #126

YOUR GUIDE TO LIFE IN STREET, GLASTONBURY AND SURROUNDING AREAS

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hristmas is just around the corner (and I’ve already had several present lists from my children!) but before we get caught up in all the excitement of the holiday period we’ve got the Carnival season to look forward to.

So many people put in an incredible amount of work to make sure that, every year, you get a fantastic night of entertainment. From the carts to the dancers and other performers, it’s a huge amount of fun for all the family.

Not only that, but we’ve also got the Frost Fayre in Glastonbury this month and the Christmas Cracker extravaganza in Street at the start of December. Looks like it’s going to be another busy month!

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YOUR GUIDE TO LIFE IN STREE T, GLAST ONBUR Y

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DON’T MISS CAR GUIDE TO WHA NIVAL SEASON WITH OUR T’S ON AND WHE RE ALL THE INFO RMA CHRISTMAS CRA TION ON THIS YEAR’S CKER EVENT IN STREET INSIDE: DETA ILS ON OVER 150 GIGS DURING THE MONTH OF EVENTS AND NOVEMBER

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Editor Dean Mortlock Music Editor Georgie Robbins Contributors Kate Munday, Philip Welch, Mike Lake Thanks to Daniel Holt for his brilliant Carnival photos on page five. Search for Daniel Holt Photography on Facebook for more of his work.

VICTORIA FIELD SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB

FACILITY HIRE If you need a first-class function room for a party, event, wedding reception or business meeting then talk to us. We have a large function room for hire, complete with bar, stage and kitchen for very reasonable rates.

MERRIMAN PARK FUNDRAISER Our next fundraiser, on Saturday November 12, is to raise money for Merriman Park. The event starts at 7.30pm, finishes at 11.30pm and tickets cost just £10 each – which includes a Ploughman’s meal. Contact Wendy Woods on 01458 841842 for more information and tickets.

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IT’S CARNIVAL TIME!

Don’t miss out on the spectacular shows coming this month

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Whichever Carnival you go to, make sure you bring loads of change with you, as these free events rely on your support to keep going, and with your donations, they’ll be able to continue for another 160 years! Here’s a breakdown of all the Carnivals coming to you in November: North Petherton – Saturday, November 12 Midsomer Norton – Monday, November 14 Shepton Mallet – Wednesday, November 16 Wells – Friday, November 18 Glastonbury – Saturday, November 19

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nce again it’s that time of the year where months of hard work are about to pay off, as the Carnival Clubs gather together to put on a spectacular show for us.

There’s been a Carnival in Glastonbury for over 160 years now, and every year it seems to get bigger and even better. Around 100 entries start off at 7pm on the Relief Road, wind down to the Wyyral Park roundabout before heading up into town, along the High Street before ending on the Wells Road.

All in all, it takes around four hours to get from start to finish, and the many thousands of visitors to the Carnival can look forward to around two hours of entertainment as the procession slowly moves past.

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Not many teenagers secure an exclusive interview with Emily Eavis and messages from rap chart-topper Tinie Tempah. Back in February, Emily told GFM presenter Duncan Warnock before any other media that Muse would be Friday’s headliner at June’s Glastonbury Festival.

Duncan is now 15 and was trained by GFM to become a radio presenter. He was only 13 when he approached one of GFM’s directors in 2014 to see if the station could further his interest in radio. Now Duncan has his own show called Connect, which broadcasts every Saturday from 9-10am.

“I look at trends in music, technology and the Internet, with plenty of great songs,” said Duncan, a Year 11 student at Wells Blue School.

It is aimed at teenagers and the young at heart.

He recommends GFM to young people looking for radio training “especially if you are interested in music, music technology or just fundraising for a particular cause” – Duncan has raised more than £1,000 for a local charity.

GFM has opportunities for people with all sorts of skills, as well as running a training programme. They include website design and maintenance, advertising, marketing and the technical side of radio.

If you would like to get involved then simply email admin@ glastonbury fm.org.uk.

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character in a series of books by Alison Knowles, Ollie is designed to help children understand their emotions though stories centring around Ollie himself and his Superpowers – a range of powers he can pick from to help him through his day.

Dionne Manley from See Life Cognitive Hypnotherapy in Glastonbury is a trained ‘Ollie coach’, which means she can work with your children to help them control their emotions to work better for them. She’s having a ‘Learn to speak Ollie’ evening on Wednesday November 9 from 7pm-9pm at Street Quaker Meeting House, and tickets cost just £5. For more information on this fascinating subject, call Dionne on 07843 018955.

FOOTBALL FIXTURES

Street FC

5 Gillingham Town (Home) 12 Shepton Mallet (Away) 26 Willand Rovers (Home)

Glastonbury FC 5 Burnham United (Away) 19 Highbridge Town (Home) 26 Congresbury (Home)

Wells City FC 5 Bradford Town (Home) 12 Bitton (Away) 26 Hallen (Away)

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MUSIC TALK CARD-MAKING WORKSHOP

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rispin Community Focus are running a Greetings Card-Making Workshop on Thursday November 17, from 2pm-4pm. It promises to be a fun event where you’ll get to meet lots of new people, and costs just £4.

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n Wednesday November 30, Travestees Comedy Club will be featuring four award-winning comics at Tor Leisure Centre in Glastonbury.

Carey Marx makes a welcome return by popular demand.

Carey has been a circuit favourite for many years, mixing his own blend of dark humour with his mischievous and gleeful delivery. His wilful disregard for the controversial and delicate is tempered beautifully by his ability to find joy in the most unexpected places. This hilarious mix of edgy topics and playful gagsmithery can be seen at all the top clubs around the world, and Carey regularly comperes many of the major festivals.

Also on the bill will be the delightfully eccentric Harriet Dyer and ‘Amused Moose Laugh Off’ winner George Lewis (previous winners include Sarah Millican and Jack Whitehall). MC for the night is ‘heavily tattooed idiot’ Jim Smallman.

Tickets are £10 on the door. 7.30pm (comedy starts at 8pm). www.travestees.com.

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We are blessed to have such rich and vibrant music flowing through our Mendips.

Thankfully, no one is shy of putting it out there for us all to soak up, and there’s plenty of it to go around. For example, two hot acts in the area are releasing brilliant new music this month.

The Bad Cowboys are first on the list with a blend of satire, poignant and, in their words, irrelevant music brought together in a shiny album that’s now available for our consumption. This music collaboration have been creating sweet sweet tunes for many years now so expect nothing short of quality and entertainment. At Home With the Bad Cowboys is available now!

Fantastic news from camp Oska Zaky as he is set to release more music on November 18 at The Hawthorns. Since my first meeting with Oska I have been simply blown away by not only his raw talent, but his determination and his sparkling personality, making him a superb all-rounder. He won’t be on my ‘to watch’ list for too long though because within a couple of years everyone will know his name.

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ells Cathedral offers a number of free lunchtime concerts throughout the month of November including:

Thursday, November 10 (1.05pm-1.45pm) – free lunchtime organ recital.

Thursday, November 24 (1.05pm-1.45pm) – Bach Complete Organ Works: Recital 12.

£12.00, available from Wells Cathedral Shop Box Office (01749 672773) and at the door.

Sunday November 27 (5pm – 6.30pm) – Wells Cathedral Advent Carol Service. All welcome for this beautiful and thought-provoking start to the Christmas season.

Saturday, November 10 (8pm-9.30pm) – Wells Cathedral Vicars Choral Commemoration Concert. Tickets: £15.00, available from Wells Cathedral Shop Box Office (01749 672773).

Sunday, November 13 (3pm – 4 pm) – Wells Cathedral Remembrance Sunday Requiem.

Admission: free.

Saturday, November 26 (7pm-8pm) – Wells Cathedral ‘Early Music Wells’ Concert. Tickets:

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medieval kitchen garden in the style once seen hundreds of years ago at Glastonbury Abbey is to be recreated.

Centuries ago the Abbey would have grown its own produce for use within the Abbot’s Kitchen, which catered for the Abbot and his high-status guests, such as the Royal family of the time, as well as to feed the monks and employees.

The plan to recreate the garden is the brainchild of learning assistant Luke Loader. The project was formally launched on October 20 at the Abbey. “We hope to have the garden created and growing crops by next summer,” says Luke, “and we plan to use the garden to help schools and visitors learn about seasonality of produce and how people grew what they ate. We will also use some of the produce in the Abbot’s Kitchen.

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The project has secured funding from Somerset Skills and Learning to be able to bring a range of courses to the public, running from November 10 2016 to May 3 2017. For more information, head to the Abbey website at www.glastonburyabbey.com.

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CHARITY QUIZ NIGHT IN WELLS

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he Mid Somerset Oxfam Group are holding a Quiz Night at the Britannia Inn in Wells on Sunday November 6 at 7pm (for a 7.30pm start). To enter it costs just £2.50 per person, and you can enter a team of up to six players. It’s guaranteed to be a fun night, and you’ll be helping to raise valuable funds for a really worthwhile cause at the same time. For more information about the night and to book your table, please ring Terry on (01749) 672342.

REGULAR EVENTS Mondays

Strictly Come Tea Dancing

Glastonbury Town Hall

2.30pm – 4pm

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Tea Dance

Wessex Hotel

2pm – 4.15pm

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Glastonbury Male Choir

Glastonbury Town Hall

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Health Walk Wells Leisure Centre 11am

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Mid-Somerset Camera Club

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Open Mic Night Hawthorns 8.30pm

Pipers Inn, Ashcott

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Poker Night

The Street Inn

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The Camelot Club

The King Arthur

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Parent & Toddler Group

Methodist Church, Street

2pm – 3.30pm

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Parent & Toddler Group

Baltonsborough Village Hall

9am – 10.30am 11.15am – 11.45am

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Rhyme Time for Under 5s

Street Library

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Somerset Farmers’ Market

Market Place, Wells

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Knit and Knatter

The Methodist Church, Street

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Somerset Farmers’ Market

Crispin Centre, Street

8.30pm

2pm – 4pm

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Street Sings Ladies’ Choir

The Quaker Meeting Room, Street

7.30pm – 8.30pm

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Stories for all Ages

Street Library

10.30am – 11am

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Storytime for Under 5s

Glastonbury Library

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Blues Jam Hawthorns 5pm – 7pm

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Quiz The Street Inn 8pm

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Glastonbury Town Hall

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Street Salvation Army Hall

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The Methodist Church, Street

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VISIT THE KING ARTHUR

Wells Trading Post Oak, Pine and Country Furniture Vintage Fashion, Vinyl & Interiors

glastonbury’s legendary music venue and real ale/ cider pub and beer garden BAR OPEN TIL MIDNIGHt every day 31/33 benedict street, glastonbury, somerset ta10 9er Old Priory Mill, West St, Wells BA5 2HG

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Smoked Salmon Terrine

Traditional Roast Turkey

Christmas Pudding

Stuffed Mushrooms

Duck Breast

Bramley Apple Pie

Barbecued Spare Ribs

Lamb Steak

Pumpkin and Apple Soup

Haddock Fillet

Chocolate Bailey’s Cheesecake

Broccoli, Leek and Lentil Bake Chestnut and Cranberry Christmas Nut Roast (All served with seasonal vegetables and potatoes)

West Country Cheese Board

Coffee and Mints

Hawthorns

CHRISTMAS MENU

Three Courses £27.50 per person or Two Courses £22.00 per person

Available from 1st – 22nd December

8-12 Northland Street, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9JJ Tel Simon on 01458 831255

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LOCAL HERO

PAM WALKER

With a love of shoes and Medieval history, you could say that Pam Walker has the perfect job…

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The Museum Officer of The Shoe Museum, Dr. Pam Walker.

Running the Museum is a demanding job, and aside from the constant displays (including a Roman sandal that was excavated from the Roman villa at Low Ham, and a range of Medieval shoes, too), there’s also the regular exhibitions to organise. Currently, and running up until the end of the year, the Shoe Museum has a display of shoes from the time of William Shakespeare – to commemorate the 400th anniversary of his death.

Next year is the 200th anniversary of the death of Jane Austen, and the Shoe Museum will be remembering the famous writer with a stunning exhibition of some of the classic footwear of the period.

‘Shoe Heaven – A Day in the Life of a Shoe Museum Curator’ is being held at the Methodist Church Hall, Leigh Road, Street on Tuesday, November 22 at 7.30pm. Tickets are just £2 each to non-members of the Street Society.

For more information on the Shoe Museum, head to www.the-shoe-museum.org.

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he history of Street’s shoemaking heritage is obviously very well known, and the perfect way to find out more is to visit the brilliant Shoe Museum on the High Street – which is free to enter, and also offers a range of family activities during holidays, which are also free. Over the last four years the Museum Officer has been Dr. Pam Walker, who’s giving an informative talk on her role at the Methodist Church Hall on November 22. We thought that was the perfect opportunity to find out more about Pam and her fascinating job.

Pam’s had a love of the area since visiting Glastonbury Abbey as a child and then, six years ago, she finally moved to the town for good.

Pam, who’s originally from Cheshire, was a journalist for a number of years and also has a PHD in Medieval Art History. She’s worked in various museums for over 10 years though, and with a natural love of historic items (as well as shoes!) Pam thinks she’s got the perfect job.

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SATURDAY 10th DECEMBER

WEDNESDAY 14th DECEMBER

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MALCOLM PITT (LIONEL RITCHIE) Tickets from Box Office: (01458) 4428462 2 nights featuring the best tribute acts around!

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Bored? Need something to do? Over the next four pages we’ll bring you the definitive guide to what’s on in the area over the next month.

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on throughout the day, and there’s also three separate stages dotted around the town kicking out live music – the Melodrome Stage outside the Town Hall, the Sangers Horsedrawn Stage outside the King Arthur, and the new Glastonbury Fringe Stage outside of Hawthorns.

If you need any further Christmas cheer then head to the St. John the Baptist’s Church for a Silver band performing a special Christmas Concert. The Frost Fayre is another brilliant Christmas event and definitely not to be missed.

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ith the Christmas Cracker on December 1 in Street and the traditional Frost Fayre in Glastonbury at the end of this month, there’s clearly no excuse to get in the festive spirit!

The Fayre kicks off at 10am, with the streets taken over with all kinds of stalls and live events – and everything’s open until 8pm. There’s also plenty to keep the kids entertained too, with a Santa’s Grotto in the Abbey grounds, and rides, games, face painting and much more at the special Children’s Area at the top of the High Street.

Buskers and live entertainment will be going

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FRENCH ALGERIAN NIGHT

Pilton Working Men’s Club

Bocabar (November 1-30)

JAZZ SESSIONS FEATURING RUTH ROYALL’S SOUL COLLECTIVE

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Strode Theatre

THURSDAY 3

AVALON SHOWCASE

The King Arthur

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DAVID STARKEY: HENRY VIII

Strode Theatre

QUIZ NIGHT

Bocabar

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BURLESQUE NIGHT

The King Arthur

THE CHRISTMAS ARTISAN CRAFT MARKETS

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LIAM HOWARD & THE TRUTHSEEKERS

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LUCY HARVEY

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THE SHEPPEY SOUL SHACK

The Sheppey Inn SATURDAY 5

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATION DINNER

THE FOOTMAN JAMES CLASSIC VEHICLE RESTORATION SHOW

Bath and West Showground (November 5-6)

GARY FRENCH

The King William

GOODBYE SHIRLEY VALENTINE

Bocabar

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The Unity Club

OWEN BARRY FLASH SALE

The Tanyard, Street SUNDAY 6

KARAOKE

Ashcott Village Hall

The King William

DJ DR AMAQUEEN

MID-SOMERSET OXFAM GROUP QUIZ NIGHT

The Riflemans Arms

ARTISANS’ CRAFT AND VINTAGE FAIR

Britannia Inn, Wells

PIERRE BENSUSAN

The Bishop’s Palace (November 4-6)

Glastonbury Town Hall

The King Arthur

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ELECTRIC FOX

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The King Arthur

THE CURIOUS WORLD OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH

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BLUEGRASS SESSION The King Arthur

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SATURDAY 12

AVALON SHOWCASE

AUTUMN GARLAND MAKING MICHAEL PORTILLO – LIFE: A GAME OF TWO HALVES WORKSHOP

LIVE ON STAGE

The Bishop’s Palace

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING BIG MAMMA AND THE MISFITZ

Strode Theatre (October 10-12) FRIDAY 11

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS FAIR

The Unity Club

BLUE MIDNITE

The King Arthur

BURLESQUE NIGHT

Bath and West Showground (November 11-13)

Pilton Working Men’s Club

CRAIG AND ALEX PRIDDICE

The Assembly Rooms

The Street Inn

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The Riflemans Arms

MAYA LOVE

THE HOUSE OF SPIRITS MERRIMAN PARK FUNDRAISER

Victoria Field Social Club

SILENT DISCO

The King Arthur

Bocabar

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The Assembly Rooms

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WILD WILLY BARRETT’S WELLS INDOOR MARKET FRENCH CONNECTION Wells Town Hall

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The Unity Club

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BINGO

Pilton Working Men’s Club

Strode Theatre

OLDE BOSTON TEA PARTY

The King Arthur TUESDAY 15

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LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN

Strode Theatre

WEDNESDAY 16

FINE ART, ANTIQUE AND COLLECTABLES AUCTION

McCubbing and Redfern, Wells

WINTER MAGIC FLORAL WORKSHOP

Glastonbury Abbey THURSDAY 17

AVALON SHOWCASE

The King Arthur

JAZZ WITH MISS BEHAVIN’

Hundred Monkeys

OPEN EVENING

Strode College

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The Sheppey Inn

FRIYAY CLUB

The King Arthur

KARAOKE

Bocabar

The King William

JOHNNY BUTTEN AND KIT MORGAN

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The King Arthur

OSKA ZAKY Hawthorns

TRACEY LOUISE

The Street Inn

WELLS CITY CARNIVAL

Wells city centre SATURDAY 19

CARNIVAL AFTER PARTY

Bocabar

GLASTONBURY CARNIVAL

Methodist Church Hall

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ANDRÉ RIEU – CHRISTMAS WITH ANDRÉ

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THE TEMPEST

Strode Theatre

LATE-NIGHT SHOPPING THURSDAY 24

AVALON SHOWCASE

ILLUSION DISCO

The King Arthur

THE SOUTH-WEST HOMEBUILDING & RENOVATING SHOW

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Bath and West Showground (November 19-20)

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DJ DR AMAQUEEN

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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SHOE GREG WINTERS MUSEUM CURATOR

Glastonbury Abbey Shop

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SOULVILLE EXPRESS

The Riflemans Arms SATURDAY 26

THE BOCABASH

Bocabar

EXTRACTOR

The King William

FROST FAYRE

Glastonbury Town Centre

LIVE ON STAGE

MID SOMERSET ORCHESTRA – MYTHS AND LEGENDS

SCOTT COOL & JEZ HELLIARD Strode Theatre TRACKS BAND FRIDAY 25

A FAMILY AFFAIR

The Assembly Rooms

The Unity Club

KARAOKE/DISCO

The Street Inn

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OPEN MIC NIGHT Hawthorns (8.30pm)

EXPRESS JON MAYBEY TRIO 10 SOULVILLE 11 The Avalon Con Club King Arthur STEELYARD BLUES

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Hawthorns

The Riflemans Arms

JAZ DELORIAN & TIM FAULKNER

The Sheppey Inn

POKER NIGHT The Street Inn (8.30pm)

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THE CAMELOT CLUB WITH CHARLIE MILLER The King Arthur (8.30pm)

GRAHAME SHAKEY

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COMEDY

THE BACKDOOR MAN BLUES JAM

COME ANDCOMEDY TRYCLUB OUR Hawthorns (5pm-7pm) TRAVESTEES Tor Leisure Centre ALL-DAY CARVERY! QUIZ

We now have a fresh and varied carvery available 7 days a week! The Street Inn (8pm) Available from 12-7.30 every day in 3 different sizes, and with 3 meats and a vegetarian option.

BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!

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lanning a Christmas outing? Then we recommend you check out the Three Wells pub as they have a stunning Festive menu running from November 21 and are taking bookings now. And while you’re there, why not use the voucher below for a whopping £10 off a meal for 2! Head to www. threewellspub.co.uk to check out their full menu.

CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FESTIVE MENU! Locally sourced ingredients • Home-cooked and always fresh

Polsham, Wells, Somerset BA5 1RW 01749 673783

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£10 off a meal for two!

Offer finishes on December 1, 2016. Voucher can only be claimed on the food bill, so does not include the cost of any drinks. Excludes small carveries and sandwiches.

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All the top films coming to the area this month

THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS

man had his life transformed when he met a stray ginger cat.

Released: 4 November Cert: 12A A lighthouse keeper and his wife raise a baby they rescue from an adrift rowboat.

I, DANIEL BLAKE

Released: 4 November Cert: 15 A middle-aged carpenter on welfare after injuring himself, is joined by a single mother in a similar scenario.

ARRIVAL

Released: 10 November Cert: 12A A linguist is recruited by the military to assist in translating alien communications.

QUEEN OF KATWE

Released: 11 November Cert: PG A Ugandan girl sees her world rapidly change after being introduced to the game of Chess.

A STREET CAT NAMED BOB

Released: 18 November Cert: 12A The true feel-good story of how a

THE ACCOUNTANT

Released: 18 November Cert: 15 As a math savant uncooks the books for a new client, the Treasury Department closes in on his activities.

FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM

Released: 18 November Cert: TBA The adventures of Newt Scamander in New York’s secret community of witches and wizard, 70 years before Harry Potter reads his book in school.

A UNITED KINGDOM

Released: 25 November Cert: 12A A Botswana Prince causes a stir when he marries a white woman from London in the late 1940s.

ALLIED

Released: 25 November Cert: TBA An officer in North Africa encounters a female French Resistance fighter on a deadly mission during World War 2.

MOVIES AT THE STRODE THEATRE 1 November

CAPTAIN FANTASTIC 15

7-8 November

HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE 12A

13-14 November

DARE TO BE WILD PG

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THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN 12A

23-24 November

DEEPWATER HORIZON 12A

25/28 November

BRIDGET JONES’S BABY 15

29-30 November INFERNO 12A

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COG AND SPROCKET OPENS IN STREET

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og and Sprocket are an independent bike shop with over 20 years’ experience. Their shop was previously located in South Petherton, but after looking for larger premises, they’ve settled in nicely in their new home on the High Street – in what was previously ‘On Your Bike’.

As well as an impressive range of mountain bikes, road bikes and kids’ bikes from respected brands such as Tifosi and Orbea, they’ve also got an excellent range of helmets, clothing, parts and accessories – the perfect place for Christmas presents for your bike-riding friends or family!

If your bike just needs a bit of TLC, then Cog and Sprocket also has a full workshop facility with a range of servicing options – and you can take your bike along for a free no-obligation quote, too.

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and even a range of electric bikes. Whatever your biking needs are though, we recommend paying them a visit soon, as it’s a stunning shop that caters perfectly for those of us that love all things two-wheeled.

For more info on Cog and Sprocket’s range and services, go to www.cogandsprocketcycles.co.uk.

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’TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY!

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fter the success of last year’s event, Street Parish Council are delighted to be running their Christmas Cracker extravaganza again on Thursday, December 1 from 4pm to 9pm.

The High Street will be closed off, along with a section of Farm Road, and the event will include a wide range of market stalls, as well as the shops (which will be all opening late), live entertainment and the Magical Wishing Tree for children in the Crispin Centre Courtyard.

Santa Claus himself will be appearing in his Grotto, and it’s the perfect all-round opportunity to get some Christmas Shopping done, sing a Christmas Carol or two and enjoy a delicious warm cider from Hecks.

The night of the Christmas Cracker will also see the launch of the Teddy Bear Window Competition.

Pictures of the Teddy (see the picture below) have

been placed in shop windows in the town, and you’ve got until December 23 to find them all and enter a draw to win a Christmas hamper! You can pick up an entry form on the night.

There’s still space for stall holders, so if you’d like to join in the fun then please email assistant@streetpc.gov.uk.

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THE SQUARE LAUNCHES MEMBERSHIP CARD SCHEME

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he Square Soft Play Centre in Wells has recently launched its own membership scheme that offers great discounts to its regular users.

Launched at the beginning of October, frequent visitors to the play centre are given a free membership card that will then give them £1 off the admission price for any children they bring in with them – up to a reasonable amount. Members will also be able to get substantial discounts on food and drink bought at The Square, too!

If you’re not yet a regular though, then you can still join up to the membership scheme. All you need to do is visit The Square five times over a three-month period on separate days, take all five till receipts up to the desk and you’ll get your free card.

The Square have also launched their own gift card, too. You can put any amount on it you like and it’s reusable, too. With Christmas coming up, this is the perfect gift for anyone you know with kids.

And keep your eye out for The Square’s Premium Membership scheme, which is coming soon. With this you get unlimited free entry to the play centre for a reasonable monthly fee.

For more information, ring The Square on 01749 677510 or check out their Facebook page.

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ver its 16-year history, Somerset Care and Repair has had to change with the times. In addition to our core work helping the elderly and disabled to stay independent, we have expanded and diversified our service provision to help bring empty properties back into use for those in greatest housing need, recycle unwanted building materials, and at the same time help to support and train the long term unemployed and ex-offenders.

Somerset Care and repair offer a number of services throughout Somerset. We supply a full range of adaptations to keep its clients mobile and independent in and around their homes. From wet rooms to full house extensions, stair lifts to access ramps, kitchen installs to roof repairs, SC&R offer any building or adaptation service you may require, and we only use trusted contractors to ensure there are no instances of ‘cowboy builders’ turning up at your door. And we project manage each case to ensure you’re happy with the quote, workmen and service you receive.

We are experts in stair lifts and can offer straight lifts from only £1,100 new or £850 reconditioned (subject to availability). With our in-house design and installation team, we will provide a free stair lift survey and offer advice on the best lift available to suit your requirements. To see the range of lifts we offer visit www.somerset-stairlifts.co.uk.

SC&R services are available to anyone, whether you have a disability or not. We can carry out private work or, if you qualify, are able to provide services under the Disabled Facilities Grant Scheme.

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We also have the Woodbin based at our Shepton Mallet offices, offering custom-built wooden products made using 100% recycled materials. We can build products ranging from small planters all the way up to summer houses – all bespoke and made to your individual specifications.

We also have a full range of mobility aids, such as rise and recline chairs and scooters; training and education opportunities for long-term unemployed in our empty homes projects, bringing long-term empty voids and properties back into use across Somerset.

We’ve also recently merged with Furnicare Yeovil to provide affordable furniture for those who need it. As our mission statement says: Where we can, we will.

For more information go to www.somersetcare andrepair.org or call 01749 345379.

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A Short Walk to Asney Got half an hour to kill? We’ve got the perfect walk for you

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t the end of Gravenchon Way, which goes between Lidl and Sainsbury’s in Street, there is a stile. If you have some time to kill while waiting for somebody doing a lot of shopping, or perhaps need to exercise your dog, this is an excellent short walk, as it can be completed in about half an hour.

Climb over the stile and follow the path straight ahead, until you come to a bridge over the stream on your left with metal gates at either end. After crossing this bridge, turn right. At the corner of the field there is a wooden bridge with stiles at either end. Crossing the second stile, there are three different paths to choose from, take the one on your right – you can see the next stile to head for in the hedge. Turn left after this, negotiating two more stiles will bring you to the small hamlet of Asney.

Turn right, and follow the road. To your right is Asney Farm – some wooden remains were unearthed here in 1991, which are possibly part of a prehistoric

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trackway. Further up the road, the driveway on the left is one of the entrances to Sharpham Park, which dates back to the Bronze Age. The 300-acre estate was conferred by King John to the Abbots of Glastonbury, until the dissolution of the monasteries.

The high fences are there because it is a deer park, and you may be lucky enough to see some.

On the right hand side of the road, opposite the Sharpham Park driveway, there is another stile.

From here the path continues diagonally across this field. In the next field, there is a stile beside a gate in the hedge on your left. Climb this, and walk towards the row of bungalows, emerging in Houndwood Drive. Turn right along the road, and as you round the corner you will see the next footpath signposted on the right. This will lead you behind Sainsbury’s, and back to where you started.

If you do the walk at the right time of the year then you might be lucky enough to bring back a large bounty of blackberries with you too!

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industry. And so here we are, many years down the line, taking influences from all walks of life. You can check him out at www.krayzlegz.com.

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t the tender age of four his dad bought him his first violin, and he hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t looked back since. This is where it all began for local hip hop/mega-talented music man Mark Kray-z Legz Antony.

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