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from the editorWelcome to the November edition of LocalReach. With Christmas fast-approaching there is no shortage of events being organised during the next month. We have information about composting from Somerset Waste Partnership, local plays taking place in West Huntspill, Berrow and the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre, and this year’s carnival is taking place on Monday 3rd November. The carnival relies on public support and generosity to keep the event running, and I am sure there will be no shortage of entries for this year’s carnival. With the autumnal months ahead of us, take advantage of what local groups are offering, whether it is a cuppa at the community centre, or monthly Bazaar in Brent Knoll. If you have details of events during December, please forward by email.December issue deadline is Wednesday 12th November 2014Jacqui strong, LocalReach Community [email protected]

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rubble to richnessOn Monday 24th November Berrow Conservation Group welcome Ken Edwards of the Quantock Beekeepers, and are looking forward to a presentation which we have entitled 'Rubble to Richness'. Ken will be narrating the story of the development of the apiary at Durleigh, near Bridgwater, from a landfill site to a landscape rich in insect life. His story is a fine example of the phoenix rising from the ashes. Visitors are welcome. There is a small charge of £2.50 for non-members, £1 for members. Light refreshments included. The presentation will take place at Berrow Village Hall with a start time of 7.30pm. For regular visitors please note the change in day to a Monday, not our usual Tuesday.

calling all past members of the fritzlar twinningYou are invited to celebrate our 25th Anniversary on Wednesday 19th November between 12pm and 4pm at St. John’s Church Hall, Highbridge. There will be lunch and a guest speaker from BARB. Please call the Treasurer (01278 782902) or Secretary (01278 786789) to book your place and find out more.

autumn fairOn Saturday 8th November between 10.30am and 2pm at St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Burnham-on-Sea, visit the Autumn Fair and enjoy a delicious Ploughman’s Lunch to eat in or take away. There will be Christmas cards, bric-a-brac, books, games, raffle (prizes include model trains, hamper etc) all available. In addition there will be a tombola, badge making equipment and more. Free entry – all money raised going to St. Margaret’s Hospice.

coffee morning and christmas card saleTaking place on Wednesday 12th November between 10.30am – midday at Mark Church Hall, Vicarage Lane, Mark, Highbridge. There is a £1 entry fee and tea, coffee, cakes, raffle and cards will be available during the event. Everyone welcome all in aid of St. Margaret’s Hospice.

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Highbridge festival of arts annual general meeting After some nine years in post, the General Secretary, Maureen Phillips stood down. She was thanked for the hard work and organisation put in during those years. Maureen has been replaced as General Secretary by John Page. The Chair, Denise Berry, also stood down and was replaced by the Vice Chair, Trudi Thatcher.

Marilyn Banks has added the duties of Vice Chair to those of Dance Section Secretary. We also lost, for business reasons, our excellent Publicity Officer, Greg Fear. The 68th Festival takes place from Thursday 5th March 2015 until Saturday 14th March 2015; the venues will be The Princess, Burnham-on-Sea, Highbridge Community Hall and St. Andrew’s Church, Burnham-on-Sea. It is expected that the 2015 Syllabus will be available mid-October, with a closing date for entries of Friday 9th January 2015. Once again, we would like to express our gratitude to the venues, our sponsors, our advertisers, our helpers and, of course, those wonderful people who enter the various disciplines.

smoke-free play areasSigns designating play areas as smoke-free zones are being rolled out across Sedgemoor after the District Council declared its commitment to protect residents from the harmful effects of tobacco. Sedgemoor was one of the first district councils in the country to sign the Local Government Declaration on Tobacco Control, to underline its determination to tackle harm from smoking. As part of its commitment, the Council wants to make sure children do not have to witness and breathe in smoke when they enjoy playing in the fresh air in Council-owned playgrounds. Signs, which have been funded by Smoke Free Southwest, have been going up over the past few weeks and are nearly complete across all Sedgemoor parks. Councillor John Swayne, who represents Sedgemoor on the county’s Health and Wellbeing Board, and Chairman, Councillor Peter Downing watched one of the signs being put in place at Bower Park in Bridgwater, alongside Parks Officer, Scott Mason and a representative from Smoke Free Southwest. Chairman Councillor Peter Downing said: “Smoking remains one of the major threats to health. It is important that Children are protected from people smoking around them whilst they play.”

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Highbridge community Hall The 20th Annual Meeting takes place on Wednesday 26th November at 7.30pm in the Community Hall. This busy community venue is managed by Trustees – it does not belong to any council. If you would like to learn more, please join us on the 26th November - would be very welcome.

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November is one of the most stressful months for our pets, whereas our time zone changes immediately; our pet’s dinnertime, loo & sleep time body clock does not! Over-stimulation by firework noise, on unprepared acute hearing, can easily frenzy them! Imagine yourself, hungry, commencing your dinner and out of the blue you are bombarded with the noise of a warzone, with no explanations; you may just imagine your pet’s mind-set? So here are some tips that work for our pets and guests. Try to feed and toilet them an hour earlier than GMT for first two weeks after the clocks go back. Avoid reacting to your pet’s anxiety as that reinforces their fear; encourage a pacing animal to huddle with you and family members. In the wild they would use dens, warrens, ditches and squeeze into the smallest of crevices, wrapping them in a loose cocoon made from light blanket can replicate this. Or, make a den with an indoor kennel, or cardboard boxes in a closed room; bundling structures with unwashed garments, the pheromones from unclean clothes to dogs and cats, especially those used to sleep and relax in, are reassuring, and reinforcing your leadership and protection. Talking loudly when dogs are agitated, makes them believe that you are barking and frightened too; slip their lead on, holding the lead loosely in your hand, will often work as a comforter to them. Good luck. Atirakin 01278786836 www.atirakin.co.uk

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double Bill at Berrow Village HallStage 2 Drama is delighted to announce that they will be presenting an evening of drama at Berrow Village Hall on Thursday 13th, Friday 14th and Saturday 15th November. Period dress will be on display for your amusement and entertainment at our forthcoming comedy double bill which includes hilarious and affectionate spoof interpretations of renowned British authors' works.

The dramatic double bill includes:- "Sherlock Holmes' Last Case" by Charlie Cooke Sherlock discovers that Watson has been independently investigating the mysterious theft of the Kalimari Diamond - renowned for bringing good luck to its owner. As Watson reveals the information he has discovered, Holmes makes some remarkable - and unexpected - deductions...- "Sense and Insensibility" by 'Jayne Austin-Somerset'

Jane Austen's last, unfinished, masterpiece: Dr. Jane Bennet is on the hunt for research funding, to allow her to investigate the prevalence of 'Trifling with the Affections', often leading to the 'Vapours' and possibly, even a 'Terminal Decline'...

Performances will commence at 7.30 pm. Food will be provided during the interval, and there will be a quiz and a raffle. Drinks will be available from the bar. Tickets £8 (concessions £6) available from 01278 795619 (please leave message if no reply), 01278 781958 or 01278 782319. Stage 2 look forward to welcoming everyone to a great value and hugely entertaining evening!

the coastline singersThe Coastline Singers are heavily booked for the autumn and winter. Don't miss your chance to join in with some excellent seasonal music. If you would like us to sing for you, please give us plenty of notice - we are now booking for 2015 and beyond. We meet on Tuesday evenings at the Methodist Church Hall, West Huntspill, 7.30pm to 9.30pm, and if you love to sing we would be delighted to welcome you. Details from [email protected] or telephone 01278 784184.

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Cannington Golf Club is a friendly environment where you can play as much golf as you like and have access to the Clubhouse and Pro’s Shop. The Clubhouse has a bar menu, and hot drinks are also available to warm you up and to replenish energy levels! The Pro’s Shop offers a full range of golf clothing and equipment – many at a special price!

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exercise to musicEvery Monday at 9.45am - 10.45am. Keep the central heating off for a bit longer! Good circulation is the answer, and exercising with a group is a sure way to stay in shape. Come and join us in the Highbridge Community Hall for an active start to the week. Details from [email protected], or telephone 01278 784184.

deck the HallsWhy not have a relaxing evening and come to Burnham Area Evening Flower Club's Christmas Open Meeting in the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre on Monday 24th November at 7.30pm. Nigel Whyles, a National Demonstrator, will be presenting 'Deck the Halls' using beautiful flowers to set the Christmas scene, which will be raffled at the end of the evening. Tickets cost £10 which includes refreshments. For tickets call 01278 760247 or 01278 793277. For more information go to www.baefc..org.uk.

Burnham Area Flower Club started in 1984 and meet in St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Burnham-on-Sea, at 7.30pm on the third Monday of every month, except August and December. On club nights we have a guest Area Demonstrator, who will arrange five or six designs, and you can sit back and relax. In July and November we have Open Meetings when we invite National Demonstrators to come along. We run classes with qualified and experienced tutors for beginners and more advanced members. Social events are organised during the year, and we raise money for charity.

The club is affiliated to the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS), which has charitable status. NAFAS is divided into Areas and we belong to the South West Area, which has some 2,000 members. The South West Area organises education days on various aspects of flower arranging, and members can go along and participate in these events. Belonging to NAFAS is an enjoyable experience and will open up a whole new world for you, so why not come along as a guest and find out more? We would be very pleased to see you!

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tHe fLOWer gardeNSweep or rake up fallen leaves to make a heap, or store them in plastic bags with a few air holes in the bottom. Forming good leaf mould can take twelve months.Finish forking over borders and cut back perennials.Plant tulips and spring bedding such as wallflowers, forget-me-nots and primroses.If weather is still mild, plant new perennials, but if in doubt leave these until mid-spring.Weather permitting, plant roses, trees and shrubs in well-prepared ground; firm them in well.

VegetaBLe gardeN Plan your vegetable plot for next year with crop rotation in mind. Add manure to your legume and fruit vegetable beds.Prepare the ground for spring planting by digging now; the winter weather will break down the soil.Consider what new seeds you need to purchase, particularly those that require sowing early in the year.Continue harvesting winter vegetables like sprouts, cabbage, leeks and parsnips.Keep checking the condition of any stored fruit and vegetables.

fOr mOre tIps, WHy NOt JOIN yOur LOcaL gardeNINg grOup?For more tips why not join your local gardening group? The Burnham and District Horticultural Society meets at 7.30pm on the third Monday of each month (except December) at the Community Centre, Berrow Road. On Monday 20th October, Steve Sudworth will be talking about The Quantocks through the eyes of a Ranger. All welcome. Members of the Society free, visitors £1.

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road smart: scheme to reduce road casualtiesIn just one year in Avon and Somerset, 452 people were killed or seriously injured on our roads. Around one third of these were young people aged 17 to 24. To help reduce this figure we have launched a free education course for drivers, and learner drivers, in the force area. Road Smart is available for all drivers, but we

are especially keen to encourage young drivers to attend the session. The course has been specially created on behalf of Avon and Somerset Police. It aims to raise awareness of potential hazards on the roads and build on motorists’ existing driving knowledge and experience.• 95% of all collisions are caused by human error.• 1 in 5 new drivers will have a crash within their first six months of driving.• Road crashes are the biggest single killer of young people in the UK.

Some insurance companies will offer a discount to young drivers who have completed the workshop. The course is a one-off interactive session and will be held at venues across the force area. It is based on the successful training package that is used for driver awareness courses nationally. Supt Ian Smith said, “This is a fantastic opportunity to benefit from a free course that could be a life-saving opportunity. The training will be delivered by the TTC group, a professional road safety education provider. The national course this is based upon is widely hailed as excellent and thought-provoking and really does influence driver behaviour.”

Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens said, “I am delighted Avon and Somerset Police have designed a unique road safety package to further educate all road users, but particularly young drivers."

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axbridge Blackberry carnivalCurtain Call are very proud to have won the 'best open walking entry' again, with our showpiece 'Oz-tastic'. The carnival's theme this year was 'The Musicals' which is something Curtain Call is passionate about, so we decided to perform a medley of three Oz-based musicals, the classic 'Wizard of Oz', The West End smash hit 'Wicked', and the disco version 'The Wiz'. The students danced, sang and acted their hearts out to a substantial audience that had lined the route for the event. Local MP Tessa Munt was one of the judges and thought the munchkins were adorable, and was last seen humming 'Over The Rainbow'.

The carnival processes through the square at Axbridge, and then makes a pit-stop at Axbridge Court Nursing Home, where all our budding ballerinas showed off their pointed toes, twirls and curtseys to the enthralled residents! Students were aged from 4 years upwards and were from both our Axbridge branch and Highbridge Studio. "It is a wonderful opportunity for our students to dress up and show off their talents, and we are thrilled to have another trophy to polish!”, says Principal, Patricia Ham. "We certainly didn't expect to win again, although pulled out all the stops for a fabulous display. It's thanks to the support of parents, dedication of staff and students who rose to the occasion!" The students love to entertain, so if there are any interested children who would like to be involved with these activities, don't hesitate to get in touch - you can always come and try a class free of charge!!

West Huntspill playersThis year’s Autumn Production presented by The West Huntspill Players, is the Farce written by Eric Chappell ‘Haywire’ (production rights with Samual French Ltd). The play is being directed by June Jenkins and the performances will take place at the Balliol Hall, Church Road, West Huntspill on the 26th/27th/28th/29th November at 7.45pm. Ticket prices start from £6 to include refreshments, and are available from Mary Parish on 01278 785651. Visit www.westhuntspillplayers.org.uk for more details.

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the princess theatre and arts centre autumn productionsOut of the mist by alan tysonFriday 7th November at 6pm performed by our in-house theatre groups. Tickets £10/£8/£5. This production celebrates and raises funds for the RNLI. Our in-house theatre groups working together.

Sgt Peppers Only Dartboard Band - Saturday 8th November, 7.30pm. Tickets £12/£11/£10.Beatles Tribute Band - Friday 14th November, 7.30pm.

An evening of the humour of Bob Newhart and Tom Lehrer. Tickets £14.50/£13.50.Oliver! Presented by BEES on Saturday 22nd November, 7pm and Sunday 23rd November, 3pm. Tickets £9.50/£6.50.

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The afternoon W.I. group will continue to meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 2pm at the Community Centre and all are welcome. Just come along and you will be made very welcome and enjoy a cup of tea and hopefully learn something from our speaker. The November meeting of the afternoon group is on Tuesday 25th November at 2pm and the speaker is Nicky White and she will be giving us a Body Shop Demonstration. We welcome any men who wish to come along as visitors and listen to any of the speakers (but maybe not very interesting for them this month!) but unfortunately men cannot become members. For more information please contact The President, Brenda Adams on 01278 781771 or go to our website: www.burnhamwi.btck.co.uk.

santa trains in HuntspillA favourite event for families across the area, the West Huntspill Railway are once again hosting a series of Santa Trains – combining Christmas cheer and plenty of steam for a real festive treat! Taking place on Sundays throughout December, Santa will be in attendance from 12pm to 4pm on December 7th, 14th & 21st. £5 for children and £2 for adults to include refreshments, by appointment only. To book your trip call Ashley Edwards on 01278 794304.

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community centre coffee morningsPlease accept our appreciation to the readers of this magazine for supporting us so enthusiastically at our September coffee morning. The money raised will be a welcome contribution to the latest big repair bill at the Centre; the roof has been repaired and will now definitely keep out the rain! And we have even put away the buckets! Can we expect the same support in November and December?

The next coffee morning will be on Saturday 1st November, but advance warning that our Christmas Coffee Morning will be on Saturday 6th December. Please put that date in your diary because it's going to be the one you won't want to miss. Not only do we want to raise a nice lot of money, but we want to make it even more enjoyable than usual and we will also be selling the last tickets in our now famous Christmas Draw and revealing the lucky winners! Please come and support us - we need you!

the Bd Jazz club The BD Jazz Club is the local Burnham area Traditional/New Orleans Jazz Club. The Club usually meets on the last Friday of every month for regular club sessions at Laburnum House Lodge Hotel in Sloway Lane West Huntspill, which is situated a short distance down the A38 from Highbridge – turn right opposite the Crossways Inn into Church Road and follow the signs.

Friday November 28th, Jazz Club Special event: The regular monthly club sessions continue on Friday 28th November presenting Jeremy Huggett’s Harlem 5, an exceptionally fine band. Making their first visit to our club and definitely not to be missed! The venue is at our usual BD Jazz Club at Laburnum House Hotel; playing times are from 8pm to 11pm, admission £7.50. Find the full programme of events on the BD Jazz Club page of www.newsocietyjazz.co.uk. Forfurther information please contact Bob on 01278 794709 or Diane on 01278 788070. We look forward to seeing you at one of our future regular club sessions or additional special events.

BD Jazz Club is a non-profit making organisation that aims to preserve and promote New Orleans/Traditional Jazz.

We are pleased to announce that our annual jazz band ball which ended the current year of fund raising resulted in a total of over £3000 for this year’s nominated charity, Somerset Based, Help the Child.

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I.t. for the terrifiedFor all your computer training needs - a skill-sharing, informal, community project which is run by a Committee – staffed by volunteers. Do you want to do your Christmas shopping online? Or just want to research the best deals and don’t know how? Then why not book a 1:1 with one of our volunteers? You can bring your own laptop/tablet/iPad/smartphone, or use our machines. We can cover most topics on most computers/devices at most levels. We also run a Computer Drop-in on Thursday afternoons at 1.30pm - 3.30pm, which is an ideal time to call in to ask a quick five-minute question instead of booking a full two hour session. There is a cost of £3 per session. Contact us on 01934 741751 or email [email protected] or check out www.itfortheterrified.co.uk.

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Vintage Hornby train showThe Bristol and Somerset Group of the Hornby Railway Collectors’ Association will present their Sixth Vintage Hornby Train Show on Saturday 1st November from 10am – 4 pm in B Block at The King Alfred School, Burnham Road, Highbridge TA9 3EE. There will be a variety of model railway layouts on 0 and 00 scales, and also trade stands selling new and second-hand items. Refreshments will be available. There is ample free car parking including spaces reserved for disabled drivers near the entrance to the building, which is level and wheelchair-friendly.

This is a good show for seeing lots of trains running and enjoying the ambiance and the refreshments, whatever the weather outside. Admisssion for adults is £3, accompanied children free. Further information can be obtained from George Moon on 01278 789031 or Graham Roberts on 01275 857526.

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Neighbourhood planningThe plan area has now been agreed and covers all of Burnham and Highbridge and the part of the Burnham Without Parish to the west of the M5. This is the local area in which future development will take place. The steering group has spent the last few months raising its profile by attending events.

An initial leaflet to all households explaining the process is in preparation - as is a website. We already have a Facebook Page ‘Neighbourhood Plan for Burnham and Highbridge’, and the group is now beginning to turn its attention to planning topics. The biggest topic of all will undoubtedly be that of new housing. We're looking at what is required up to 2032. The overall figure will be set by Sedgemoor's structure plan but is likely to be of the order of 1200-1500 units on greenfield sites - recent developments in Highbridge having utilised all the major brownfield sites in the area. What we'll be trying to do in the plan is to work out the best solution for this new housing and answer questions such as: Where? What sort? What infrastructure? We will work closely with Sedgemoor's officers in order to build on their expertise and consult widely on the options available. In order to start this process off, we are planning a guided walk around the area – with an opportunity to look at it with fresh eyes and then follow it up with a workshop where we can share experiences. Dates for these events have yet to be finalised but they will probably take place in October/November. We want to give us many people as possible the chance to take part, so any feedback on these times would be appreciated.

We are working on carrying out a similar process in Highbridge Town Centre in the near future. There will be other topics to consider over the course of the next year and we would be delighted to hear from you as to what you think are the important issues, as well as any comments you have. There will be further opportunities to volunteer with the Neighbourhood Planning Process in the future and we would welcome any offers of support.

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Burnham district pantomime societyBDPS is moving into a new panto year, having had its AGM in September. The officers and committee remain the same as last year and they are all committed to having another good and successful year. Rehearsals have now started for our next production Sinbad, to be staged at the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre in January 2015; the early signs are looking encouraging, with our young cast showing a lot of enthusiasm under the directorship of Lorna Blair. Scenery painting is underway by members of the society, and stunning costumes are being created by Denise and her team. Other heads of departments are busy preparing for the forthcoming production.

What we know we are going to be short of this year is back stage crew and a stage manager who has some experience, as our usual team are mostly fully committed with new employment or education, or are acting in the panto. If there are any potential new members out there who are interested in the back stage happenings, do let us know. Of course there are many other areas of pantomime you can participate in too. The Pantomime Society have an active Social Section, enjoying skittles at the Enmore Inn, and kurling at the Princess Theatre and Arts Centre. The Annual Christmas Dinner is on Saturday 20th December at the Beachcomber. Subscription for members is £10, which starts at the beginning of the new panto year, and can be paid at rehearsals or the monthly meetings, on the first Friday starting 7.30pm at The Princess Theatre. New members are always welcome. Tickets for Sinbad 2015 will be on sale at the box office or online there from November.

They would make a fabulous Christmas present to any family. Oh yes they would! More information of times and prices from the Princess box officewww.theprincesstheatre.co.uk, or ring 01278 784464.

charity event raises money for Local HospiceThe Healing and Spirit Fayre on Saturday 27th September at Berrow village hall raised funds for Children’s Hospice South West. Thanks to those who attended, and with the support of 22 stall holders, enabled a donation of £125 from this event to be made to Children's Hospice SW. Plans for another similar event in 2015 is underway, this time to include local crafts.

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charity in crisis – sounds and Voices talking NewspaperThe Burnham branch of Sounds and Voices Talking Newspaper faces the prospect of closure. The Talking Newspaper has been serving the blind and partially-sighted people of Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge for over 29 years. Twenty years ago there were over 120 people receiving the fortnightly news on tapes and now on computer sticks, and over the years has now fallen to 20.

With 20 listeners the viability of the sounds and voices branch becomes untenable. The playback facilities, tape recorders for tapes and now Boombox playback facilities for sticks are provided free by the charity to each of its customers. The Post Officer delivers the recordings in characteristic yellow pouches, which are free to the news recipients, who after listening to the recording return in the yellow pouch to the studio. The Charity has now reached a point where there are twice as many people producing the recordings as those receiving them. It is hard to accept that in our local community, those individuals with sight limitations has fallen to a very low number. Owing to data protection, details of people who could benefit from the service cannot be shared by doctors, opticians etc to the charity. If you know someone who could benefit from the service that is offered by the Sounds and Voices Talking Newspaper, please contact either 01278 788450 or 01278 794836 for more details.

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get that garden tidy! future fuel: composting will produce something great for next year’s plants - By Nick caterWith Halloween just gone, Guy Fawkes and carnivals upon us, and Christmas round the corner, plenty of people in Burnham will being thinking about getting ready for winter and the festive season. In the garden, as growth slows and days get so short, it is about clearing beds, tidying greenhouses, and maybe some light mowing, hedge clipping or pruning. Your compost bin is the place for all but the largest, woodiest garden waste (take that to a recycling centre if not over four inches in diameter). In the warmth, damp darkness of the compost bin, the transformation can begin into a free much, fertiliser, and soil conditioner.

To help produce that helpful future garden ‘fuel’ to put nutrition back into your soil and retain moisture, do try adding a little shredded card to the mix and some foods: fruit and veg peelings, egg shells, coffee grounds and tea bags. In the house and garage, a quick sift and clear, or a deeper clutter bust, can turn up lots of items and materials that need sorting to ensure they are not wasted or end up in landfill. A set of boxes or bags can help decide what you want to repair, offer on Freecycle or donate to charity, recycle at the kerbside or recycling site, or even prepare to become Christmas gifts.

If you find anything to sell, I see that eBay and other online auctions are facing growing competition from Facebook ‘buy, sell, swap’ groups and classified advert sites like Gumtree, though the old postcard-in-a-window still works, as does a quick car boot sale when you have a lot. And for a bit of seasonal fun to come, what about giving away or swapping some of your finds, from hosting a swishing party for clothes, to a swap meet for household items? For more details of how to recycle more and waste less, including advice on composting, and how to order compost bins, please visit www.somersetwaste.gov.uk.

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marine cover Visit Marine Cove on Saturday 1st November between 10am and midday for our regular gardening session. Return during the evening and take part in the first Zombie Walk starting in the garden – with a prize for the best dressed child and the best dressed adult. The event will start at 5pm in the garden, with the walk commencing at 6pm. For more details contact [email protected].

Brent Knoll Bazaar, farmers market and parish cafeThe next Bazaar will take place on Saturday 8th November (second Saturday in the month) at Brent Knoll Parish Hall from 10am until 12 noon. There is locally produced beef, pork, chicken, eggs, cheese, pickles and preserves. A wide range of products are available including Asian food, vegetables, Westcroft Cider, homemade cakes and savouries, Phoenix cards, handmade cards, jewellery, children’s games, toys and puzzles, local crafts, textiles, CDs, DVDs, books and bric-a-brac, not forgetting the raffle! The Parish Cafe will be serving bacon and sausage butties and light snacks; entrance is free. Tables can be booked for £7 by contacting Eddie Fuller on 01278 760308. All proceeds to Brent Knoll Parish Hall.

the Huntspill art group The group meets every other Wednesday afternoon in East Huntspill Village Hall, with doors opening at 1.30pm. The Art Group had the pleasure of a demonstration on acrylic techniques by Sue Hammond-Lovett at a previous art afternoon. This is one of many 'tutorials' we enjoy. We are also happy to have been invited to put on a display in the Art and Coffee Lounge at the Princess Theatre in December. Our Art Afternoons are enjoyed by all media artists (water colours, acrylic artists, oil painters, pastels etc), and we have a cupboard of materials for you to try, and experiment with. We also do our own mounts. Fees are only £3.50 per session, which includes use of materials and a cuppa! The club is open to all ages. For more information contact: Secretary Brian Freestone on 01278 760759 or Group Leader Kay Bennett on 01278 789678.

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