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From the editorWith the summer drifting away – I hope that autumn brings some welcome sunshine before winter sets in! Despite the weather the local community has succeeded in putting on a good show – whether at the picnic in the park, the pirate fun day or hospital fete, all events went ahead regardless of the weather forecast.

September does not look to slow down either with the Burnham Folk Fest at the start of the month, art and craft exhibitions and displays and events to raise money for McMillan Cancer Support - it never stops.

Tickets are available for sale for the BOSH performance of Pinafore Pirates at the Princess Theatre via the box office – be sure to support this new youth group in the town. It also promises to be a good show, if interested in being involved in the youth theatre contact the Princess Theatre.

I personally have had a “Staycation” this summer – but have made an effort to take my children to all the local activities taking place, and we have never had such a hectic school holiday. Enjoy Septembers edition and do keep sending in your editorial by email.

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The Friends of Marine Cove with the support of Sedgemoor

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the garden so far this summer – despite the weather. The sunset beds were planted in June by community gardener Jacqui Strong and a team of volunteers. Ongoing work had been happening in the garden on a Saturday mornings between 0930 and 1130 where volunteers are welcome to come along and chat or get involved with the jobs required. The Friends of Marine Cove are hoping to introduce a terraced bed in the garden over the next couple of weeks.

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volunteers have been sanding some of the benches in the garden and sealing them.

Plans are being made for a Christmas Carols by Candlelight event and also for the events programme for 2013 – if you would like to share some ideas then contact the Friends Group via www.marinecove.org.uk on the contacts page.

If you would like to attend one of the History Walks on Thursday 30th August or Thursday 27th September tickets are available in advance from the Information Centre for £2.50, all proceeds from the walk hosted by local historian and author Bob Thomas goes to the Friends of Marine Cove to assist with the maintenance and future events in the garden.

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Just months after its refurbishment, Marine Cove Gardens has received a prestigious Green Flag Award for the fi rst time and Apex Park has received the Green Flag Award for the sixth year running. The Awards are a sign to visitors that the parks are well-maintained and well-managed, with excellent facilities. It is with thanks to Sedgemoor’s Parks Offi cers, Dog Wardens, its Clean Surroundings Team as well as the support from the Friends of Marine Cove Gardens and Friends of Apex Park Improvements Group that both parks are in tip top condition for their wide range of visitors. In 2012, 1424 parks and green spaces nationwide will fl y either the Green Flag or Community Award.

Burnham Bowling Club is approaching the end of the outdoor season, but don't let that stop you; get a head start ready for 2013. If you are thinking of taking up a new hobby, or wanting to keep active, you will fi nd bowling a friendly sport. Free coaching is available without the need to become a member fi rst.

There are still plenty of friendly games scheduled for the remainder of the season, as well as league matches, but also ample opportunity just to bowl casually amongst friends. As we are now into the second half of the season, there is a reduction in fees for the remainder of this year. For membership details contact

the Men's Secretary, Alan Lane (792508) or the Ladies' Secretary, Anne Richards (782890). For coaching information, or to arrange coaching, please contact Ellis Davies (760544). We also play indoors from early October to late March. For details including indoor membership, contact June Bridges (781706).

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macmillan coffee morningsOn Wednesday 26th September The Friends of Apex Park Improvements Group will be hosting a coffee morning in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support. This is being sponsored by 'NAUGHTY BUT NICE' from 10.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. Come along to your favourite park to enjoy the morning and support a special charity

On Friday 28th September between 10am and mid-day, visit Marine Cove on the Esplanade to help raise money for McMillan, whilst enjoying the secluded seafront garden. Have the opportunity to meet some of the friends of Marine Cove.

MacMillans Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning in Berrow Village Hall will be holding their coffee morning on the Saturday instead of the usuall Friday venue – hoping to attract more people to come along. Also if you have anything that you believe would raise money or would like to volunteer to help on the day for this worthwhile cause, please contact Jo Wakley on 01278 793153. Last year we helped raise over £340 in 2 hours.


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will be holding a tournament for adults and juniors on the 8th and 9th Sep in aid of Save the Children. If you wish to play or obtain some sponsorship forms contact Barry Ramsden at the Tennis Club on 01278 782758. The club will be running a B-B-Q after the adult tournament on Saturday and local band Refl ex will be playing live 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 00 music; please come along with your friends and family to support a great cause.

mini red and Orange Tournament - The club will be running junior red ball and orange tournaments on Sunday 30th Sep from 11:00am and 1:00pm respectively.

Membership of the club for juniors under 10 is £30 per annum and includes access to a FREE Friday Night Fun Session (Vinny’s Minis) from 6:30 to 7:30 (Up to school year group 3) and from 7:30 to 8:30 (older than school year group 3). For juniors 10 to 18 years old membership is £45 per annum – members

from school year group 7 have exclusive access to courts 2, 3 and 4 from 8:00pm on a Friday evening during the club’s Social Tennis Session.Coaching - Junior squad coaching re-commences on Monday 3rd September with coaching squads for all age groups from 5 to 16 throughout the week – Monday to Saturday. Adult coaching takes place on Thursdays (7:15 till 9:15) or Friday (6:30 till 8:00) evenings and Saturdays (2:00 till 3:30).

Recycling games workshops will be held in the Apex Park Offi ce 3pm until 5pm on:wed 5th September Lawn Toss – make & play the gamewed 26th September – Hoopla – make and design the hoops and postswed 10th October – Aunt Sally

For more information or to get involved why not attend the next meeting on Wednesday 19th September at 3pm at the Apex Park Offi ce.

Volunteers are needed to help with the ongoing project including bulb planting and other activities.

Friends of Apex Park Improvements Group Burnham District Pantomime Society

The Annual General Meeting is to be held at the Community Centre, Berrow Road on Friday

7th September at 7.30pm


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Short mat Bowls ClubBurnham-on-Sea Short Mat Bowls is a friendly club who meet at St Andrews Church Hall on Monday evenings 7.00 till 9.00 and Friday mornings 10.00 – 12.00. The club has been in existence for 14 years and we have recently been awarded a grant by Sport England, which has enabled us to purchase an electric mat winder. As we bowl indoors it provides an all year round recreational sporting activity, in addition to an opportunity to meet and make new friends. New and experienced players are always welcome. If you fancy giving it a try why not come along (we do have spare sets of woods for potential members to try). For further information please contact John on 01278 783640.

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Burnham and Highbridge Band, under its Musical Director David Fisher, are pleased to announce that their popular Sunday

Evening Concerts will continue on the evening

of Sunday 30th September.

Each concert, held on the last

Sunday of each month begins at 7.45pm. Admission price is still £6 (£5 for under 16s and over 65s). The ticket price has not changed for three years now and represents good value for an evening of popular and light brass band music.

Tickets are available from Princess Box-offi ce or may be purchased at the door on the evening.

Whether a visitor to the town or a Burnham resident, come along for an evening of brass music selected from a wide repertoire and performed by your local brass band.

Fritzlar TwinningOn Wednesday 19th September at the Highbridge Community Hall at 730pm the Annual General Meeting & General Meeting will take place in Room 3. The Fritzlar visit will be between 13th – 21st July 2013. Open to all – not just members. We are planning a visit to Germany for 4 nights in Fritzlar (home hosted staying with local families or in a hotel) and 2 nights in the historic city centre of Trier en route. The price will be £485 per person sharing a twin/double. Single room supplement £86. For more information and booking form contact the treasurer on 782902 or the secretary on 786789 asap.

east Huntspill Garden clubOn Thursday 20th September the East Huntspill Garden Club will guest speaker Yvonne Bell on ‘My Grandmothers Garden’ in the Church Hallch Hall, 7.30pm. All welcome. non members £1.50, members £1. including refreshments and raffl e for more information contact the club secretary on 01278 789678

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The Coastline SingersThe Coastline Singers meet again in September after the summer break. Every Tuesday, 7.30 - 9.30 at the Methodist Church Hall, Chapel Forge Close, West Huntspill. Details: [email protected] 01278 784184.

exercise to musicEvery Monday at the Highbridge Community Centre, 9.45 - 10.45. Get back in shape after the summer break. Details: [email protected] or telephone 01278 784184.

Come and join us on 6th September at 7.30pm in the Methodist Church hall, College Street, B.O.S. The Burnham & Highbridge Choral Society Need you!!!

I can probably guess what you’re thinking… .a Choral Society; they’re stuffy and very formal. Well, you’re wrong. Although I must admit that’s exactly what I thought, but I can assure you we’re a friendly and relaxed group of people who just happen to sing choral music, which is sometimes serious, but there’s a lot of laughter whilst learning it.

Our programme for next season:- Saint Saëns –

Christmas Oratorio, Vivaldi’s – Gloria, and excerpts from Les Misérables. We’re a mixed choir, so ladies and gentlemen are welcome. Especially those Tenors, Baritones and Basses. If you’re not sure which you are, don’t worry we’ll help. Come on don’t be shy. There are no auditions, and although reading music is an advantage, it’s not necessary. There is no excuse because the fi rst 3 weeks are FREE, so you can try before you buy, so to speak. Now what have you got to lose? For more information contact Mr Bev Hearn on 01934 732041. Or visit us on our new Facebook page.

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The next meeting of the local family history society will be on 6 September where our speaker will talk on "A fl ock of black sheep" - an intriguing subject for family historians.

Visitors who would like to attend would be very welcome. If you're interested in family history and need some help, there will be an opportunity of discussing this with our members

Our meetings are held on the fi rst Thursday of the month normally at St John's Church Hall, Highbridge commencing at 7.30pm. Please note that this meeting on 6 September will be held at the Baptist Church in Highbridge.

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We look forward to seeing you at one of our future regular club sessions or additional special events.

The Dreamscheme launched its summer programme on Wednesday 25th July with a task day in Marine Cove sanding down the benches. The Dreamscheme is a community based initiative run by volunteers. The young people undertake community tasks in reward for points, which can be redeemed against activity days.

The points are worked out on the amount of hours the young people spend volunteering on projects - 1 hour = 10 points. The fi rst year has proven very successful and to celebrate the hard work the young people put into their community an incentive has been introduced for those who achieve Gold status (600 points or 60 hours volunteering). Those who achieve the

Gold Award are now presented with a certifi cate, Dreamscheme hoodie and gold Dreamscheme badge - these items cannot be bought but are award in recognition of their efforts. The fi rst members to receive the Gold award

badge and hoodie were Thomas Jefferies, Ellis Crennol, Joe Clark and Joseph Strong - hopefully this will inspire the other members to continue their hard work.

The Dreamscheme have recently been successful in obtaining funding for the

purchase of a Badge Maker. The idea being that the Dreamscheme will set up a youth enterprise to fund the activities they undertake during the year, but we are hoping that local groups will use the Dreamscheme to purchase items such as 45mm badges/magnets/keyrings or mirrors. The items can have a design of your choice. For more information contact Jacqui Strong 07864 051315.

We are looking for new members to join the Dreamscheme if you are aged between 7 and 14 years of age get in touch with John Alexander [email protected] for a membership form. We are continually looking for community projects to undertake throughout the year and volunteers to help oversee the activities or with some of the management decisions.

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DanceFit, in Love Lane, Burnham-on-Sea, is very pleased to announce that we are expanding our timetable. Alongside our existing classes, we are now running RAD ballet for children aged 2 ½ right up to adult ballet. Ballet is the foundation for all dance, and is a lovely way to get youngsters dancing, it also is a fantastic form of fi tness for adults, combining graceful moves with exercises that will really tone your whole body, you do not need any prior dance experience.

We are also adding the popular Musical Theatre to our timetable, a chance for all budding performers to gain knowledge in all three disciplines of dancing, singing and acting. We will run a junior class for children aged 6-10 years and a senior class for children aged 11 years upwards. This class has proven to be very popular at our annual summer school “Build a Show in a week” with over 20 children aged 5-10 years working together to create a production of “The Pirates of The Currybean,” which was the performed on the fi nal day at The Princess Theatre.

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SRYP has featured in a national newspaper in a report about the impact of the recession on young people. The story in the Independent on Sunday highlights the difficulties for young people living in the countryside who are hit harder by fuel costs, transport cuts, bad career advice and few training options.

Triston Watkins, of Burtle, who is involved in the charity’s Moped Loan Scheme, was featured in the national paper. He said: “I live 10 miles from Bridgwater College in a pretty isolated village. Transport is an issue. There is not much really to do there. I haven’t seen a bus in three years. Those we have are for schools".

“I used to cycle to Glastonbury along the canal path about seven miles most mornings. You end up tired

before the day has started. I got a moped at 16. Once you have got a mode of transport it’s alright, but if you haven’t you are pretty stuck."

A report recently released by the Commission for Rural Communities stated that there were a number of issues related to young people living in rural areas including access to education, work or training .

The number of NEETS, young people not in education, employment or training has increased significantly in those live in rural areas.

The work of Somerset Rural Youth Project is even more vital at a time when so many cuts are being made and young people are struggling to access means of training.

The charity runs a Moped Loan Scheme, which offers young

people the opportunity to have their own transport. o

Other programmes run by the charity enable young people to gain accreditation or training. The Rural Employment And Learning (REAL) team, offers employment training, CV writing skills, a job club and many other life skills to help prepare young people for the future.

The Green Activities Team offers young people the opportunity to undertake work for organisations including the National Trust and Natural England, where they are given accreditation for their efforts, again helping them have something extra for their CVs.

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The Pirate Fun Day held on Sunday 12th August was a great day, well attended and

enjoyed by the local community and visitors alike.

I have to say running Pirate School was great fun and getting Captain Stupid (aka John Alexander of the

Dreamscheme) and Captain Bluebeard (Peter Burridge-Clayton) soaking wet with water bombs that were made by Tanya and the volunteers – this was just part of the afternoons activities. With facepainters, balloon modelling and games – it was a great combination.

Thanks to Louise Parkin of the Pavillion for purchasing the goody bags and prizes for the children and to the Lions for ensuring the afternoon

went off with a swing with the assistance of Jonathan and Micheal. The afternoon may never have got off the ground without the co-ordination of Ian Jefferies – with his ships mate TJ helping with the posters.

All the volunteers who were involved would like to consider future events on the beach of a similar nature, so if you are interested either drop me an email via local reach or leave your details with Biars.

The Pirate Fun Day held on Sunday 12th August was a great day, well

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This is an open platform meeting which anyone involved in the Creative Industries can attend. We look forward to welcoming people that work voluntary, part or full time, hobbyist or professional, from any discipline within the Creative Industries, be that Design, Dance, Poetry, Theatre, Music, Craft, Film, Art, Technical Support and any medium available.

Come and share your experiences, contacts, knowledge and grievances with everybody else

and between us we could look for solutions to make our industry more robust and future proof by placing fi rm foundations from which to build and expand upon. This will be a regular event on the fi rst Wednesday of each month, starting with the 1st of August, 5th September, 3rd October, 7th November and 5th December this year.

Neil Hansford - Visual Arts Coordinator at the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre

Creative Club.

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Civil Service retirement Fellowship The next meeting of the C.S.R.F. will be held on Tuesday 25th September at 10 a.m. at the Burnham Area Youth Centre, Cassis Close off Burnham Road. The speaker will be Dr. Maurice Nicholls on "What's a Second?". Please note that the South West Branch is no longer functioning and the Group is now in direct contact with Headquarters. Any ex-Civil Servant ia welcome to attend all group monthly meetings.

North Sedgemoor History GroupThe Annual General Meeting of the North Sedgemoor History Group will be held on Wednesday 12th September at 7 p.m. in the Lecture Room at King Alfred School. New members welcome to attend.

Touch of ClassBurnham Area Evening Flower Club resumes after the summer break on Monday 17th September 2012 with a demonstration by Ann Bartlett entitled "Touch of Class" at St Andrew's Church Hall, Burnham on Sea starting at 7.30pm. Guests welcome.

Highbridge and Burnham Artists HaBAS will be holding another of their popular Art Markets on Saturday 8th September, 10am-4pm at Burnham Community Centre, Berrow Road, (Near the swimming pool) For more details see our website http://habartists.wordpress.com

Seaside Scenes set in minatureDuring the past year we have been working on a Seaside Project which is to be exhibited for 2 weeks, commencing Monday 17th September, in the window of "Material Needs", High Street, Burnham-on-Sea, by kind permission of Mr and Mrs J Edwards.

The project features a seaside scene in the early part of the 20th century. All the items have been made by members in 1/12th scale. We are a small, but dedicated group of miniaturists and would be pleased to welcome new members - whether experienced or novices!

We currently meet fortnightly on a Wednesday evening. Contact Barbara (01278-691264) or Brenda (01278-787125) for further information.

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Following last years great success the Somerset Art Group will be holding another exhibition of contemporary and traditional watercolour and acrylic paintings.

There will be over 100 paintings covering a wide range of subject such as local, international and rural scenes. A selection of still life paintings with a modern twist will also be on show. We are pleased to introduce 2 new collections this year - Fun at the seaside and Holiday memories.

In keeping with last year, we aim to keep our prices low with framed original art works priced from £15 to £100. Limited edition cards and prints will also be for sale at competitive prices. Come early to avoid disappointment.

Please visit our website at www.somersetartgroup.co.uk The exhibition will take place on Saturday September 22nd and Sunday 23rd. Opening time 10:30 to 4:00 pm at The Bay Centre, Cassis Close, Burnham on Sea, TA8 1NN. Free Admission and Parking, disabled access

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mudlarksAward-winning community choir, the Mudlarks are seeking new singers for September. Come and hear us sing at the Escape Day on Sunday 26th August, 2pm at Burnham Seafront or as part of the Burnham Folkfest on Saturday 1st September, 3pm at The Princess Theatre. Friendly, fun and uplifting; no music to read, no experience necessary.

Try us for free on Monday 10th September 7-9pm at Our Lady and English Martyrs Church Hall, Highbridge Road, B-O-S TA8 1LL For more information about this and to book your place, please contact Peter on 01278 783 176 or [email protected] or visit www.mudlarkschoir.co.uk

Berrow Bat HuntThe Berrow Conservation Group has invited the Somerset Bat Group to lead a bat hunt around Berrow on Friday 7th September. Meeting in the car park of the Berrow Village Hall at 7.00pm you can join us on a walk around the byways of Berrow identifying, bats with detectors. Wishing for a warm, calm evening.

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Before you make a decision on your childcare come and see what we offer

Every child deserves the best possible start in life to support and fulfil their potential. When parents choose to use Early Years services

they want to know that their chosen provision will keep children safe and help them thrive. Here at Rose Cottage Farm Children’s Nursery we ensure

that the foundations for future learning are being laid. Knowledge is gained through play so we ensure that we provide a high standard of child care, which, with a stimulating environment, has the emphasis on making

learning fun.Rose Cottage Farm Children’s Nursery is a privately owned day

nursery set in 2 acres of countryside. We are OFSTED registered.

Why not use your 3-4 yr old FREE Educational Funding in an environment that can offer your child that bit more.

We are open 52 weeks of the year 7.30 am – 6pm, we offer term time as well as full time child care, and if you want us to

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Chalice morris men – 40ish AnniversaryThe Chalice Morris Men have been dancing for over 40 years and

have been celebrating this summer, the group have been touring Somerset

with teams from all over the country as well as with teams from the local area during the day. If you would like to have a go the group meet at Brent Knoll Village Hall every Thursday at 8.00pm between September and April. New members are always welcome and there is always room for more men. You do not have to be a dancer as

musicians are always welcome.The remaining performances for the Chalice

Morris Men are: Thursday 30th August 7.45pm Dolphin Inn, Uphill and 8.45 pm Waverly, Weston super Mare

Sunday 2nd September – performing as park of the Burnham Folk Fest

Thursday 6th September 7.45pm Barton Inn, Barton St David

Saturday 15th September at Chalice Ceilidh, Draycott Village Hall

For more information you can fi nd us at www.calicemorris.org or telephone Bob on 01934 632850 or Roy on 01278 433237

This year Burnham-On-Sea's Free FolkFest will take place between Thursday August 30th and Sunday September 2nd.

There will be lots of acts to entertain all including Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs, the surreal and brilliant humour of the New Rope String Band, Dragonsfl y, Combyne Arvester, Bag Of Rats and A Murder Of

Rooks. There'll be a market in mid-

town and at the Baptist Church, a dance stage with several traditional dance groups, a Kidzone with free performances by Nutty Noah and a Punch and Judy show, as well as free workshops in clawhammer banjo, fi ddle, songwriting, and arrangement. On Sunday it

all moves to Manor Gardens where there'll be a bar, food and Kidzone, plus free live music and dance from 12.30pm to 6.30pm, featuring the a cappella shanties of The Claque and the Celtic tunes of the boisterous Three Sheets T'Wind. It will be a glorious weekend. For more details visit www.folkfest.co.uk

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Highbridge & Burnham’s Got Talent is a new event happening at The Princess. Taking place at 7:00pm on Saturday 8th December 2012 it will give performers, groups and acts the chance to showcase their talent in front of The Princess audience and our special guest judges. The winning act will receive £50 with second and third place receiving £25.

Important Information for Acts• Each act has a maximum of 10 minutes for

their performance and 5 minutes setup time. This means the performance will need to be ‘low tech’.

• Each act must be available for a 15 minute technical rehearsal that will be scheduled between 11am-6pm on the day of the show.

• There is a £5 entry fee per act that is payable

at time of entry.• In the event of a high volume of acts entering

it may be necessary for auditions to be held in advance of the main show. If this did happen, any act that didn’t make it through to the performance night will have their entry fee returned.

• The organisers reserve the right to refuse any acts they believe to be unsafe/dangerous or unsuitable for a family audience.

Please return completed forms and entry fee to: Highbridge & Burnham’s Got Talent, Princess Theatre And Arts Centre, Princess Street, Burnham On Sea, TA8 1EH.For any queries please contact Jonathan Smith on 01278 784464 or email [email protected]

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Name of person or organisation (if applicable)

Name of main contact

Address

Telephone

Email

Type of performance (dance, sketch,song etc)

Number of performers

Length of performance

Short description of your performance

By signing this form you are entering the event Highbridge & Burnham’s Got Talent and also giving permission for the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre to use any photographs or video taken during the performance in their marketing.

Signed

Print name:

Date

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Friends of Burnham Community CentreOn Saturday 1st September the Friends of Burnham Community Centre will be holding a Coffee Morning.

Pickles and Preserves will be available along with Cards, Books, Bric a brac and much more. The following week sees another Hand-Drumming Workshop at the Community Centre, Berrow Road (next to the swimming-pool), from 2-4pm on Sunday 9th September.

No experience necessary at all and drums are provided. Tickets are £4 including delicious refreshments.

All proceeds go the Community Centre. Everyone most welcome. Come along and give it a go!

Tickets and info from Kath on 01278 783995

Within Your LimitsSeptember: A time when the harvest homes are upon us and good times should be had. For parents of

young people who will want to experience perhaps their fi rst opportunity to visit a licensed event, PLEASE

make sure you know where they are and who they are with. At risk of sounding like a really crotchety old man, just check on your alcohol store at home. Many of the problems that we experience in the community with young people and antisocial behaviour is alcohol related. We’ve probably all done it but drunken teenagers cause untold misery to the community and it sometimes gets them into extraordinarily dangerous situations.

As the evenings start to draw in, stay vigilant and tell us what you’re concerned about. The safest communities are those who are strongest. We are stronger together. roger TOlleY - Inspector

On Saturday 4th August, The Highbridge Festival Of The Arts held their annual Cream Tea which raised an amazing £710. The committee would like to thank everyone who supported this years event. The money will go towards the 66th annual Highbridge Festival of Arts

- 6th March until 16th March 2013 at the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre. Contact Maureen Phillips on 01278 780615 or Greg Fear on 01278 783045 or simply come to our next meeting at the Highbridge Community Centre on Tuesday 18th September at 7.30pm.

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The function room seats up to 80 (100 otherwise). The use of a fully equipped kitchen is available including cutlery and crockery.

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Home bakers are called to get their teeth into British Food Fortnight and start perfecting their entries for the Great Burnham Bake-off : One cake, large or small, iced or naked, rich or fruity is all that's required to enter. The organisers hope that families will dig in to their favourite recipes or try something new and get practicing over the summer holidays. The contest will take place on Saturday 29th September as part of the fi rst Burnham on Sea Food and Drink Festival.

Anyone who has ever licked a spoon can stand a chance to win the Great Burnham Bake-off trophy, to be presented by Emma Britten on the day. The competition might be tough, as several well-known fi gures in the town have already caused a stir in public meetings and street parties with fl uffy

Victoria Sandwiches and sticky gingerbread. So we know that cake is a serious business in

Burnham and we are not afraid of a challenge! Alex Turco of contest sponsors, Positive Wealth Creation Ltd, says "Competition is Good, especially if it involves cake! Baking brings out the best

in us and this competition should be seriously good fun."

The Burnham on Sea Food and Drink Festival will take place in the Princess and the Baptist Hall from 10am to 5pm on the last Saturday in September, with Side Orders happening at venues all over town throughout the weekend. Bake-off entries should be presented by 2pm and will be returned to the baker after the judging for sharing or showing-off. The day will be a celebration of food and drink produced in and around Burnham, with local brewers, cider-makers and food-producers bringing their best to the heart of the town. Entry to the festival will be free, with tastings and workshops for all they family. For more information go to www.burnhamonseafoodfestival.org and look out for posters at participating shops and restaurants.

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FlOwerS/SHruBS.

Unless you are keeping some heads for seed next year, keep removing all dead flower heads to prolong flowering, only save the strongest seed heads.

Pansies, violas, wallflowers, primroses, auriculas and polyanthus can all be planted out in the borders this month for spring decoration.

Thin out old shoots and tie in new shoots of climbing roses.

This is also the month to plant anemones, crocuses, montbretia, narcissi, chionodoxas, scillass, etc. but not tulips. It is best to only plant snowdrops after flowering when they are still green.

FruIT

Gooseberries can be pruned this month. Fruit is produced on one year old wood. The object of pruning is to keep the bushes as vigorous as possible and to try and get a plentiful supply of strong and healthy young growth. Fruit is also formed on spurs produced on the older wood but they will be smaller.

If you cannot get your bushes to produce young wood each year some of the old wood must be retained but should be cut back to two or three buds.

Try to keep the bushes open in the centre to help the fruit ripen

VeGeTABleS.

Keep down the weeds by hoeing, clear the crops as they finish, getting rid of any with disease.

Dig anything else into the garden to decay.

Harvest onions and potatoes when they are ready.

Keep leeks well watered.

Lift and store carrots in dry sand for winter use.

Keep picking runner beans. If seed is allowed to develop further growth of beans will stop.

SePTemBer wOrk IN THe GArDeN …

For more tips why not join your local gardening group? The Burnham and District Horticultural Society meets at 7.30 pm on the third Monday of each month (except December) at the Community Centre, Berrow Road. The next

meeting is on Monday 17h September when we have a guest speaker, Neil Lovesey. His topic is ”Twelve months of colour”. All welcome. Members of the Society free, visitors £1.00.

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Saturday, 11 August saw our 100,000 customer come through our doors. Mr David Jamieson of Wells and his fi ancée, Mary White, from Bridgwater, were surprised, if a little overwhelmed, to be greeted at the Centre by our Mayor, Ken Smout, with a bottle of champagne, fl owers and a Burnham on Sea Bristol Blue paperweight. This was the couple’s fi rst visit to BiARS although they said they come regularly to the town when the sun is shining. They were very impressed with what is on offer and the range of expertise we are able to show. Who knows who the 200,000 customer will be but other customers in at the same time were also offered a little champagne as a gesture of goodwill.

The Centre is now functioning

very successfully both on a tourist and a local level. More and more local people are coming in, not just for the up to date bus timetable, but to see what events are being staged in and around Burnham on Sea. Advertising of events is placed in our monthly diaries (we display four months at a time) so that customers can see what is on offer on a particular day. We also try to fi nd out free events in the area as it can be so costly on holiday. So, if you have an event coming up, let us know and we will advertise it for you in our diaries.

Besides the usual tickets for The Weston Playhouse, Seaquarium, Burnham Speedway, Berry’s Coaches we are currently offering the National Gardening Show at the Bath & West showground. All the tickets

we sell are at a discount to the customer and we receive a small commission. We also have discounts for Wookey Hole, RAF Yeovilton and Puxton Park. So if you are planning to go to any of these during the summer come in to save some money.

Our success is due, in no small part, to the happy band of volunteers who open the Centre from 10 am to 4 pm, 7 days a week. If you would like to be part of this success, come in and talk to us or telephone 01278 787852 when someone will be pleased to tell you what volunteering entails. In the meantime, thank you for your support. A seaside resort needs to have a thriving, forward thinking Information Centre and we think we are managing to ensure this continues.

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Bubbling Springs Tai Chi and QigongAlthough Bubbling Springs runs classes throughout the year, we are aware that many people still seem to follow the academic calendar and look to September to start something new.'Prevention is better than cure!'Seldom does a month go by without some media coverage of the benefi ts of Tai Chi for people with varying health problems together with anything related to stress. It is also a great exercise for anyone of any age.! Come along for a free taster class and decide for yourself.

Classes will resume the week beginning 10 September. Classes include Sun Style, Yang Style short and long forms and Five Element Qigong. We also run dedicated workshops for Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan and Yang Style Sword Form.medical Qigong TherapyThis Traditional Chinese treatment aims to identify patterns of disharmony and re-balance the body's energies to help resolve any disharmony.

September Special : book for four sessions but only pay for three! Cheryl will be happy to discuss your requirements with you beforehand.

For details contact : Cheryl Mountford Bubbling Springs Tai Chi & Qigong http://www.bubblingsprings.org.uk Tel: 01278 781544 Mob: 07840 350334

Karen Stacey CTN (Care Transition Navigator) – can support you to fi nd the most appropriate care for your needs both in preparation and when the time comes. With social services experience, she will have in depth information about care providers and can effectively “hold your hand" throughout the whole process.

When important decisions need to be made in relation to your change of health and lifestyle, it would be more advantageous to be prepared instead of dealing with it in a crisis situation. She has also set up The Rainbow Link which offers discounted conveyancing for selling property, estate agency service and more importantly, fi nancial advisors who can provide long term care advice.

Karen is offering to provide free talks to any club or organisation regarding the services she offers in the hope that the preparation process can help to achieve a more smoother transition. Please call 07765 401384 or e-mail [email protected].

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The groups' aims:To fi nd common ground between every single-issue interest group in Highbridge.

Everywhere the message seems to be the same; we don't want our town given over to fl ats and maisonettes. Some of the strongest support comes from owners and residents of the existing fl ats who moved into a reasonably well balanced mix of a town and don't want to see the balance eroded.

Infrastructure concerns everyone; the lack of school places, jobs and medical facilities is at a critical level Our youngest members point to the lack of affordable activities for fourteen to sixteen year olds.

We want to support everyone wherever possible.Cllrs Helen Groves and Joe Leach are involved, helping to navigate the planning process. Anyone is welcome.

Chairperson Dawn Molloy said: "...it is the hope of the group

to make the best of the town's development; supporting positive ideas to rebuild our infrastructure and taking action to restore the community we once had in Highbridge."

Tina Gray, the Vice Chair: "Together we will stand up and fi ght for everyone who is unable to use their voice; especially the young and elderly".

We are positive, angry, and energetic. We want our town to be given a fi ghting chance to fl ourish again

The "Rise up and Fight for Highbridge" group

Jumble Sale in aid of Highbridge Dream SchemeHighbridge Ladies Group are organising a Jumble Sale on Saturday September 22nd. This will be held at St John's Church Hall, Highbridge.

Doors will open at 10 am. Admission is 20p per head, Refreshments will be available and all proceeds will go to the Highbridge Dream Scheme.

Calling all VolunteersDo you like working with children? Are you good with arts & crafts, story telling, or singing? Our local children’s centres are looking for volunteers to help run family groups at one of our local centres or within the surrounding area. Mums, dads, aunts or uncles, grandparents or friends – everybody is welcome! For more information call Teresa or Sally on 01278 780665 or 01278 793331.

Lynda Bellingham asks Somerset residents to help beat dementiaActress and presenter Lynda Bellingham is urging Somerset residents to put on their walking shoes and support Memory Walk - Alzheimer’s Society’s biggest annual fundraiser. Your local Somerset Memory Walk will take place on Sunday 16th September.

Lynda, who is an Alzheimer’s Society Ambassador, said: 'My Mum had Alzheimer's so I know how devasting its impact can be - not only on the person who has been diagnosed but also on their family and friends. Lynda is asking families and individuals to step out for a few hours and raise money to help support local people with dementia and their carers.

The walk will start at 2pm from Brean Leisure Park on Sunday September 16th. This delightful route follows the beach to Brean Cove and over Brean Down. On return, everyone will enjoy well deserved free refreshments at the Brean Tavern. The Walk will be started by SOOTY from CITV and is open to people of all ages - sponsored dogs are especially welcome!

To register for the Memory Walk visit memorywalk.org.uk / BREAN or contact [email protected] 07936538263

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tel: 01278 786979mob:07816 250441

Local & Established for 12 years.

garDen serviCes ContD

garDen serviCes

Flooring speCialists

ALSTONE GARDEN SERVICESWe deal with anything in your garden including:

trees lopped & felled,rubbish removed, hedges & patios,

fencing & blocked paving, groundwork.

Fully insured.

07815 74458501278 789259

Keith’s Garden ServicesA cut above the rest

WE’LL HELP YOUR GARDEN TO LOOK IT’S BEST!Weekly visits if needed • Grass Cutting•

Hedge & Tree Cutting • Turfing & FencingGround Clearance • Gravel Laid • Gardens Renovated

01278 765820 07887 835386

Ashley EdwardsFunErAl DirEctors & MonuMEntAl MAsons

“In trying circumstances, it’s reassuring to have someone you can rely on”

A high standard of sincere, dignified and caring service, offering advice and support on all aspects

of funeral and memorial planning.Here to help, 24 hours a day

telephone: 01278 794 304Office at: 10 Church Street, Highbridge, Somerset, TA9 3AF

FUneral DireCtors

when replying to an advert, say you found it

in localreach

Green BouGhsLandscapinG & Tree surGeryPatio’s • Paths • Ponds • Stone work • Drives •

Decking • Fencing • Garden Structures •All aspects of tree surgery and felling

For more inFormAtion PleASe cAll roy criDDle on:

01278 794706 or 07734057828ncH Arb qualified. Fully insured.

Established for 10 years

Barmond Carpets & FlooringFlooring SpecialiStS

We don’t say we’re the best, our customers do

All aspects of flooring including:Carpets • laminates • vinyls • Karndean

We also offer a very competitive carpet cleaning service

We visit you direct - no need to leave thecomfort of your home or business

Free QuotationS & planning Service

Mike Bartlett & Mark raymond 07748 961103 07794 662821

Oliver’s GardeninG services

decking, fencing, paving & patiosjungle taming & clearance workweekly / monthly maintenance

hedge trimming / tree workturfing and lawn mowing

Oliver Stewardsonoliversgardeningservices.com

Mobile : 07909163363 [email protected]

Fully insured. Excellent Rates. Free Estimates



hat hire Massage

Hats Are Truly Scrumptious

Contact Ruth or Lilly

07531340881

www.hatsaretrulyscrumptious.vpweb.co.uk

Ladies Hat Hire For all those

special occasions

hoMe Dog boarDing

interior Design

FITTED KITCHEN, BATHROOM & BEDROOM FURNITURE

Also fitted home office furniture

FREE DESIGN AND QUOTATION SERVICE AVAILABLE

TEL: 01278 238 959

OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 10AM TO 5PM

CLOSED SUNDAY7 Victoria Street,

Burnham-On-Sea, TA8 1AL

when replying to an advert, say you found it in localreach

laUnDerette

BAYWASH LAUNDERETTE DUVETS WASHED & DRIED

Any size

£12.00 or

£20.00 for two!

Collection & Delivery Included

Call 01278 684074

Or

07710 695490

to arrange.

newsagents

MUsiC lessons

NEWSAGENTSRectoRy StoReS

1 Rectory Place, Burnham-on-Sea ta8 2dz

Newspaper deliveries 7 days£1.50 Per Week

Small grocery orders can also be delivered with newspapers

For more information callDianne and Neil Crombleholme on:

01278 784330

Music classes for 0-5 years

Tues & Wed mornings at the Tennis Club, The Grove For more details or a free session call Sarah on: 07977591847

painters & DeCorators

Delux total painting & decorating.Internal and external.Free estimates.01278 78724207971082292

RELAXING MASSAGEFor Gentlemen

Local Masseurwith 12 years experience

offers relaxing body massage,to ease away your aches & stresses

For further details or to discuss your needs

CaLL Ben

07895886796



E.A.SmithPLUmBiNG & hEAtiNG

• Bathrooms & Tiling • Kitchens •• Boiler Changes & Services•

• Full Central Heating • • Landlord Gas Checks•

01278 256843


plUMbers

plasterering & arteXing

NICK COXPAINTING & DECORATING

Established over 20 years

All Aspects of Painting & Decorating Undertaken including:

Internal & External Work • Wall papering • Floor & Wall Tiling • Carpentry & Joinery

Fully InsuredFREE ESTIMATES • COMPETITIVE RATES

ALL AREAS COVERED

TEL: 01278 784365 • MOB: 07802 69665217 Barton Road, [email protected]

painters & DeCorators ContD

property MaintenanCe

Decorating • carpentryHanDyman service

for all your household needs

No job too smallFor a FREE estimate

Call FJ Hales on:

tel :01278 788247 mob:07939 664538

email: [email protected]

Phoenix ProPerty Maintenance

Painting & Decorating Kitchen Fittingtiling of Walls & Floors

Garage Doors Fitted & repaireduPVc cladding & Glazing

locks fixed, fencing, decking & shedscall Justin on:

07913 007121 or 01278 786312your ProPerty My Priority

ARTISTIC ARTEXING & PLASTERING SPECIALISTS

Over 25 years Experience

All Aspects of PlasteringSkimming over Artex

Creative Designs & Coving

Clean & Friendly Service0775 9255438 01278 489493

Larry Prout Master Plasterer

40 years experienceNo job to small

Free quotatioNsSpecial Rates for OAPs

Tel: 01278784495Mob: 07833770568


40 years experience


All Domestic Plumbing & Heating Boiler Repairs & Spares Central Heating & Bathroom Installation Caravan Specialists Drains & Blockages No Call Out Charge Free Quotation

Call Steve the Plumber on 07856 776531

Plumbing and Heating

Steve Conway Mobile 07856 776531





LICKAPAINTInterior & Exterior Work Carried outFree Estimates – Competitive Rates

Contact Chris DavisPainter & Decorator

07723 047117



winDow Cleaners

tiling speCialists

tUrF sUpplierreMovals

P. DeakinFloor & Wall Tiler

FREE QuotationsCall now on: 07913 571479 / 01278 773691

See-View Window CleaningDomestic & commercial

conservatories, roofs, Gutters and Fasciasstatic and touring caravan cleaning

specialist Gutter Vacuum systemlocal, very reliable and Fully insured

call lee on:

01278 782996 or 07766604200www.see-viewcleaningservices.co.ukemail : [email protected]

PCS window cleaningFAMILY BUSINESS • LOCAL &RELIABLE

for your FREE quote call vic on: 07787 168253

television aerials

o All types of TV aerials plus extra pointso Freesat, Sky and European/Motorised disheso Discreet and careful installationso FREE call out and quotationso Quality installations for over 21 years

Please call DAVID FORD on eitherTEL: 01278 489182 MOBILE: 07740 946385

tree sUrgeonsseCretarial serviCes

taXis anD Cabs

Cookies Cabs Local & FriendlyAirport Transfers • Hospital Visits

Wheel Chair Access • 7 Seater VehicleCall for competitive rates 07912 580685

sCrap Metals

SCRAP METALS WANTEDSingle items collected washing machines, cookers,

lawnmowers, car batteries, anything metal phone for quick and friendly service

tel tom: 07742634779

when replying to an advert, say you found it in

localreach

A&Sremovals

REMOVALS Local and Long Distance

BUDGET REMOVALS From £80

REMOVALS At short notice

HOUSE CLEARANCE Including single items

NO VAT!!!

call now on 01278 781330 07967 209692www.asexpress.co.uk • [email protected]

free estimates • free advice

LAWN TURF SUPPLIEREstablished 1963

Turf supplied & laid if requiredTown & Country Service

07905 748499 01278 786859W S Hancock, Oaktree Fm. Edithmead, BOS

Secretarial ServicesAngela Glenn

Any typing/admin requirements, quotes per job, no job too big or small.

CV’s, speeches, reports, presentations,wedding invitations etc.


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