A word from the Editor It’s official! With all the daffodils everywhere, the levels inundated with all kinds of birdlife and major Somerset attractions opening their doors ready for the Easter break; Spring has arrived! In this month’s issue we have items on The Great Burnham Bake Off, have a go at baking and join in the fun, also exciting things have been happening at Strode College - a Gold medal winner and F1 students! Competitions this month include family tickets to Haynes Motor Museum and Wookey Hole. Also check out the details for May’s ‘Fake Festival’ in Clarence Park, Weston-super-Mare (see page 15 for details.) Glastonbury Abbey are opening up the Abbot’s Kitchen from the 4th of April, after major conservation work, and I am sure many of you are planning community events for May; if you are, please let us know so we can include it in our What’s On/Gig Guide sections. All contributions are gratefully received. Please, keep them coming!
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At a glance – April
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04 Strode College NEWS Berlin, Judo Gold and Formula 1!
05 Great burnham bake off
Local bakers go head-to-head
06 WHAT’S ON!
An April events and gig-guide
09 ‘better thAn sliced bread’ Secret World rescue ‘Hovis’
11 RSPB – Spring in the air
News from the Avalon Marshes Centre
13 council TARGET SMASHED
Help for crisis families a great success
15 FAKE FESTIVAL – MAY Tribute Band fest is on its way! Welcome to
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www.strode-college.ac.uk Judo gold medal for Strode student
Strode’s A Level Music and German students at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, just one of the sights and experiences that made the visit so `amazing`.
Bringing learning to life in Berlin Strode College A Level Music and German students enjoyed an outstanding educational visit to Berlin in February, designed by their teachers to enhance their studies. The Music students were enthralled and inspired by four world-class professional concerts. A flute recital given by Jelka Weber showcased some exciting early 20th century repertoire by Lili Boulanger, while a contemporary jazz quintet played some dynamic new material by Swiss lead-tenor sax player Tobias Meinhart. The students also enjoyed a night at the opera to see a deeply emotive performance of ‘Salome’ by Richard Strauss and the week was brought to a stirring climax with a performance of two symphonies (Hindemith and Berlioz) by the Berlin Philharmonic. Strode’s A Level German students used their time to discover the history and culture of the fascinating city of Berlin. A visit to the Stasi Museum opened their eyes to life behind the Berlin Wall and they visited the Olympic Stadium, scene not just of the 1936 Olympics, but also of some of Hitler’s major pre-war rallies. A stroll along the East Side Gallery allowed the students to see some of the remaining parts of the wall, now covered in artworks by artists from all over the world. The wonderful music combined with visits to the historic sights of the city made for a memorable trip which, in the words of music student Jerome Moore, was “simply amazing”.
Seventeen year old Corrine Foot, who studies A Levels at Strode College, recently won the gold medal in the British Schools Judo Qualifier competition in London, securing her place in the Strode student Corrine Foot, finals which took place in is thrilled with her gold medal. Sheffield on 8th March. Students from schools and colleges across the UK competed in the qualifier competition with Corrine facing five other competitors in her age group. Corrine, who lives in Castle Cary and previously attended King Arthur’s School, is a member of the Shepton Mallet Judo Club where she has trained since she was aged five. She was delighted with her win and when interviewed at the time said:“I am thrilled to have won the gold medal. I have been competing for five years and due to the experience I have gained, I found this competition a lot easier than I thought it would be. I’m now looking forward to the finals in Sheffield and I am in training for the Dutch Cup in Amsterdam.” Following her gold medal success at the regional finals, Corinne achieved a silver medal at the National Schools finals for judo. Well done Corinne!
Formula 1 in schools – Students winning car takes them to the national finals The `F1 in Schools` regional Strode A Level students Alexander Hurr (Wells), James Proud finals took place at Exeter (Glastonbury) and Alex Willsher University recently and a (Westhay) won a place in the national team of A Levels students finals of the F1 in Schools competition. from Strode College were delighted to come away with three prizes and a place in the national finals. The global competition requires teams to use CAD and CAM software to design, analyse, manufacture and race miniature compressed air powered balsa wood F1 cars. Teams have to raise their own sponsorship and manage their budget to fund research, travel and accommodation. Strode College’s team `Venom` won awards for `Best Engineered Car`, `Best Team Sponsorship and Marketing` and `Best Rookie Team’. The team consisted of Alex Willsher (from Westhay), James Proud and Daniel Rolls (from Glastonbury), Danny Betts (from Stone) and Alexander Hurr (from Wells). They are studying a wide range of A Levels at Strode including Physics, Maths, DT, Computing, Business, English, French, Geology, History, Music and Music Technology, giving them a winning combination of knowledge and skills. They were also supported in the competition by the DT department at St Dunstan’s School, where four of the team previously studied. The Strode F1 in Schools team won `Best Rookie Team` at the National Finals. Well done team! College switchboard 01458 844400 College Fax 01458 844411.
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The Great Burnham Bake-Off is back – with a new challenge The Great Burnham Bake-Off aims to encourage families to bake together and adds a spoonful of friendly competition between bakers.
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he Great Burnham Bake-Off aims to encourage families to bake together and adds a spoonful of friendly competition between bakers.
This May’s competition, sponsored once again by local chartered financial planners Positive Wealth Creation Limited, has three categories for entries; home bakers (families or individuals) and professional bakers. All bakers can enter the cake competition and in addition home bakers can enter the bread competition and new Technical Challenge. All competitions are free to enter. Festival director Beverley Milner Simonds explained that “the new Technical Challenge is taking the competition to a different level with entrants been asked to bake a dozen sweet scones.
Cathy Bird - Home baker, individual champion for September 2013
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Great British Bake Off Winner 2013 Francis Quinn
Fellow Festival Director, Sarah Milner Simonds, continued,“we also have the support of The Tiptree World Bread Awards for the May competition with two free entries for the winner and runner up in the Bread competitions. The competition is being held in London and will be judged by Great British Bake Off Winner, Francis Quinn. We are really pleased to support our local bakers in this international competition.” So flour your loaf tins, prime your piping bags, get those aprons on and Ready, Set, Bake!
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What’s On – April 2014
Somerset Events 1st – 30th April
Welcome to our new events guide. Kindly contributed to by YOU. The listing covers up-coming Events in April and a Somerset local Gig Guide.
Theatre, Arts and Events Up-coming April 2014 events 4th April Glastonbury Abbey Abbot’s Kitchen Re-Opening
16th – 17th April Robot Wars at the Fleet Air Arm Museum
Fleet Air Arm Museum RNAS Yeovilton Ilchester, Somerset BA22 8HT Glastonbury Abbey It’s a battle for the survival of the fittest Magdalene Street, robot this Easter at the Fleet Air Arm GLASTONBURY Somerset BA6 9EL Museum. Described by historians as an Robots from all over the UK will be architectural masterpiece, the trundling towards the Fleet Air Arm medieval 14th century Abbot’s Kitchen Museum on April 16 & 17 in an is re-opening to the public on April 4th, all-out battle to grind, slam and after major conservation work. crush the opposition! Entry to the Kitchen is included in the Abbey’s normal admission price. Tel: 01935 840565 www.fleetairarm.com/event/34.aspx Admission: £7 with GiftAid Tel: 01458 832267 18th April www.glastonburyabbey.com
12th April Wallace & Gromit Visit
West Somerset Railway, Minehead Station,Warren Rd, Minehead TA24 5BG Come and see Wallace & Gromit on Saturday 12th April at Minehead Railway Station, where they will be making personal appearances at intervals between 10am and 4pm. Features of the day include: Enjoy a 20 mile steam train ride to Minehead Station from any of our stations along the line. Free vintage bus ride trips round Minehead sea front. Face painting. Merchandise Stand on Minehead Station Platform. Tel: 01643 704996 For more information, booking and timetables, please visit the website; www.west-somerset-railway.co.uk
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24th April South Somerset Creative Club
Shakspeare Arts & Glass, Westover Trading Estate Langport TA10 9YU Last Thursday of every month 4:00pm - 6:00pm Creatives Club is an informal Somerset Speedway! networking group that meets to Somerset Rebels V Plymouth Devils provide a place where the local, but dispersed community of professional The Oaktree Arena, creative people can come together Oaktree Park, Bristol Road, to share interests, bounce ideas Edithmead, Highbridge, around, spark off one another, create Somerset TA9 4HA opportunities, increase exposure, League Cup Speedway explore collaborations and build Standard Admission Prices ventures. Adults - £15.00 Creative Somerset CIC are OAP/Students - £13.00 coordinating the development of Juniors (12-16 inclusive) - £4.00 Creative Clubs in each district of Children (11 years & Under) FREE Somerset with funding from South (when accompanied by a paying adult) Somerset County Councils Creative Family Ticket (2 adults, 2 juniors) Industries Development Fund. - £34.00 Matchday programme - £2.50 If you have any questions or Car Parking - £1.00 would like to just inform us of your payable on entry attendance,please email facilitator, RACE-DAY INFORMATION LINE: Laura Cullen. 01278 782216 Tel: 01458 252633 For more information and complete info@creativesomerset.com fixture list, please check out: www.creativesomerset.com www.somersetrebels.co/
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Local Gig Guide - April 2014 4th April
19th April
Hawthorns Hotel 8-12 Northload Street, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9JJ 01458 831255 www.sundogdays.co.uk
The Crown & Backpackers, 4 Market Place, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9HD 01458 833353
Sun Dog Days
Snappa
Bar 27 27 St Mary Street, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 3LX 01278 422093 www.snappa.co.uk
12th April
The Van Grahams
Unity Club Street Leigh Road, Street, Somerset BA16 0HA 01458 446183 www.lemonrock.com/ thevangrahams
18th April The Stanleys
The New Inn Old Coach Road, Cross, Somerset BS26 2EE 07557 220718 Contact: Jordan thestanleys.jimdo.com
Heart and Soul
The Ring O’ Bells 5 High Street, Wookey, Somerset BA5 1JZ 01749 678079 Contact: Sarah Craig www.lemonrock.com/ heartandsoul
Old Dogz New Trix
Edithmead Leisure Club Edithmead Caravan Park/ Highbridge Somerset TA9 4HE 01278 783475 www.olddogznewtrix.com
The Wassail Blues Band
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CopperHead
Riverside Inn Cliff Street, Cheddar, Somerset BS27 3PX 01934 742452 www.copper-head.co.uk
24th April
Kirsty McGee
Hawthorns Hotel 8-12 Northload Street, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9JJ 01458 831255 www.hawthornshotel.com
25th April
Andrew Riverstone The Street Inn 1-3 Somerton Road, Street, Somerset BA16 0DR 01458 844010 www.thestreetinn.com
26th April
Soulville Express
Thatched Cottage Restaurant 63 - 67 CHARLTON ROAD, Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 5QF 01749 342058 Contact: Steve Rose www.soulvilleexpress.co.uk
27th April
The Back Door Man Blues Jam
Hawthorns Hotel 8-12 Northload Street, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9JJ 01458 831255 www.hawthornshotel.com
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“Best thing since sliced bread” It’s been a tough time for wildlife over the past few months due to flooding and amongst those animals that have really struggled are badgers. One lucky little badger cub has found safety and warmth at Secret World Wildlife Rescue after the mother was accidentally disturbed after panels were moved near Shepton Mallet. The plucky little cub is the first badger cub of 2014 and his timely arrival after recent reports of the badger culling trials last year, has given hope to staff and volunteers at the centre. The cub has been called “Hovis” after a member of the public involved with his rescue described the size of the badger as a similar size to a Hovis loaf of bread. For Secret World, which rescues over 5,000 injured and orphans annually, the arrival of the orphan signifies the beginning of a busy season which sees the centre take in hundreds of birds and mammals during the spring and summer.
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Pauline Kidner charity founder has, for the time being, become foster mum to Hovis and said “After Mothers’ Day and Easter coming up, we are hoping people will treat family members to a unique gift by adopting a badger, owl, fox, otter or hedgehog” The adoption pack includes a beautiful soft toy, facts about the animal, certificate and updates throughout the year. The money raised through animal adoptions helps care for the wildlife that is brought into the centre
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Early indicator of the cost of flooding Somerset County Council anticipates it will submit a claim for around ÂŁ2 million to the Government for costs incurred during the floods crisis. The amount of funding the authority is likely to apply for under the Bellwin Scheme was revealed at a Cabinet meeting in March. Full details are to be confirmed. However, it was revealed that Somerset County Council will not be charged by the military for their assistance. Councillors also praised council staff for working long hours, sometimes in dangerous conditions to help people affected by the floods.
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RSPB & the Avalon Marshes Centre News from Ham Wall
After a winter of perpetual rain, it finally feels as though spring is here. Despite the heavy rainfall the reserve and Brue catchment have generally held up Up-Coming Events well. We’ve been full to the brim in some sections and have had to hold millions of litres of water for long periods before we could Herons Above! pump out, due to the height of water in the Swell Wood – Free event: surrounding system but have coped well under the Come and see the largest heronry in the South West. No booking required. circumstances. 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 21 April We’ve been pumping solid for a few weeks now 10am – 4pm each day. and are finally now at a more suitable level – good timing for the upcoming breeding season. Bitterns Bittern ©John Crispin Mr Boombastic Walk are booming across the marshes, with several on Ham Wall – £7.50 per person. Ham Wall, including Waltons, Loxtons and from the 1st platform. Staff & volunteers Bitterns followed by breakfast at have been undertaking early morning surveys to establish the total number Meare Manor. of booming males across the Avalon Marshes and it’s good news.There are a Booking essential 01458 860449. minimum of 41 booming males beating last years 33 easily.There are at least 22 on Sunday 13th April Time: 6am – 9am Ham Wall alone – quite incredible! The Big Easter Egg Hunt! We will of course be waiting in anticipation to see how this translates into breeding Swell Wood & Greylake – success and of course how the Great White Egrets and Little Bittern will fair this £2 per child. season – potentially lots of nest monitoring for staff and volunteers, as last year. Follow the clues and pick up your egg! The new year saw the opening of the new hide (named the Tor No booking required. View Hide) in Waltons and it’s proving to be an excellent place Sunday 20th April Time: 2pm – 4pm to witness spring time events. Great Crested Grebes have been Ham Wall - Monday 21st April undertaking their elaborate courtship displays (head bobbing Time: 2pm – 4pm and weed dancing included) and Grey Herons are nesting in Dusk Adventures the reedbeds here too and some will currently be sat on eggs. Swell Wood, The hide is right out in the reedbed, so a great place to capture £3 per adult, £1.50 per child. the sounds of the habitat too. Little Grebe and Water Rails are Discover wildlife at night. NEW HIDE particularly noisy – with the latter often seen right in front courtesy of Booking essential 01458 252820. Steve Couch of the hide itself and before long Reed Warblers will join the Friday 25 April Time: 7pm – 9pm throng, along with the ever present Cettis Warblers and Reed A Wild Day Out in Spring Buntings. After such a bleak winter, it will be fantastic to see the reserve burst into Avalon Marshes Centre life once again. Family Event. Habitat management work is now drawing to a close for this year, with new Booking essential machinery trialled from a project funded by the Dept of Energy & Climate Change Contact 01458 860120/834326 - where companies are challenged to find energy sources from wetland vegetation Sunday 27th April Time: 10am – 4pm management. A machine called a Pisten Bully has been cutting reed on site this International Dawn winter and the arisings have either been turned into briquettes or put into an anaerobic digester on a farm in Westhay to produce electricity.These are all projects Chorus Day in development – but have great potential. It’s great to be involved, in some way, in Swell Wood – £8 per person. the innovation of these technologies. An early morning walk followed by breakfast at the Crown Inn. Booking We’ve also purchased a cutter bundler for our Softrak machine, which we hope to essential contact 07774 620879. have in full action next year to cut reed bundles for thatch. With the compost we have produced also, shows the diverse number of uses we can find from the waste products of our essential reedbed management. Steve Couch – Assistant Warden, Ham Wall
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Nearly 600 families helped and national target smashed A national target has been smashed by the Somerset Troubled Families Programme as nearly 600 families in crisis are helped in two year. Government gave all local authorities a target to turn around the lives of 40 per cent of families identified as ‘troubled’within two years. Somerset has beaten the target, turning around the lives of 580 families, 67 per cent of the 870 families identified in the county. This success means that the Somerset Troubled Families Programme has been awarded £475,500 in ‘success money’, which will help the team support even more families. Cllr Frances Nicholson, Cabinet Member for Children and Families, said:“It is fantastic to hear that 580 families have been helped to move towards a more independent and satisfying way of life.This has been made possible because of the hard work and dedication of staff from Somerset County Council, District Councils, the Police, and a wide range of other public and voluntary sector organisations. “The‘success money’will help us widen our
programme even further and help many more families into healthier, happier, more fulfilled lives. “Plus each family where we help to break a cycle of dependence on public services saves the public sector a huge amount of money.” Anonymous Case study from Somerset Troubled Families Programme: Mr and Mrs D’s son was frequently missing college. A Family Focus Support Worker worked with their son and the college to make sure he was enrolled on the correct course for his ability.The Support Worker also contacted the County Council to obtain a bus pass for the young person and work out a payment plan for the family. Plus the Support Worker made sure the young person had appropriate clothing and items and made links with a Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCO) who arranged for his start at college to be staggered. SENCO said:“We have seen a remarkable change in the young person.” His college mentor said:“The young person is a joy to work with and a completely different person from last college year.” Mrs D said:“So happy to see my son enjoying college and doing so well.”
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Somerset Rural Life Museum closes as major refit begins Forty years after it first opened its doors, Somerset Rural Life Museum in Glastonbury is about to enter a new era. The museum, which is one of Somerset’s most popular visitor attractions, will close to the public temporarily on Saturday 29 March so that a major refit can begin. The redevelopment project will take two years to complete and a range of community events and activities will be taking place during the closed period to keep people in touch with the project and the museum.
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Weston-super-Mare Fake Festival is a welcome addition to the hugely successful Fake Festivals tour, the only touring tribute of its kind. Taking place on Saturday 24th May at Clarence Park, early bird tickets are already on sale and flying out the door from the Fake Festival website, www.fakefestivals.co.uk. With a line up boasting the best tributes to BRIT Award Winners the Arctic Monkeys, U2 and Coldplay, as well as local support acts, this year’s festival will certainly have the tent rocking out. “Last year I ran my first Fake Festival at Keynsham, and it was a fabulous success, as well as great fun to do,” says Peter Marsh licence holder of Weston-super-Mare Fake Festival. “This year I have decided to add Clarence Park to the Fake Festivals tour, after much demand from the local region.” “The festival last year at Keynsham had such a great atmosphere, and it was really good to be able to give something back to the local community. We’re hoping they will embrace Weston-Super-Mare Fake Festival with the same enthusiasm, so we can return year on year as it becomes set in the local calendar.”
Early bird tickets available now until 24th April 2014: Adult (18+) £15.00 Young Person (10-17 yrs) £8.00 Family (2 x Adult, 2 x Young Person) £38.00 Child (0-9 yrs) FREE
Advanced tickets from 25th April 2014: Adult (18+) £20.00
Young Person (10-17 yrs) £10.00 Family (2xAdult, 2 x Young Person) £50.00 Child (0-9 yrs) FREE
Tickets on the door:
Adult (18+) £25.00 Young Person (10-17 yrs) £15.00 Family (2 x Adult, 2 x Young Person) £70.00 Child (0-9 yrs) FREE
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