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from the editorI would like to start by saying a very big thank you to all those people who sent me positive comments about last month’s first issue of LocalReach, Bridgwater, and for letting me know how much you enjoyed reading it - I really appreciate you taking the time to do this.

I would also like to thank all the advertisers within the magazine for their support, and the people who have taken the time to send me information from their clubs, societies and organisations, about what’s going on in our local community – your submissions have been overwhelming!

I hope by including this information in the magazine, that we can spread the word about all the positive things which are happening in our town, and that they can be well-supported.

Until next time, please enjoy reading this March issue of LocalReach, and keep the information and news coming!

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Open daily 10am – 5pm for the main season from Sunday 10 March (Mother’s Day). Located in the village of Cannington, the Walled Gardens lie within the grounds of a medieval priory and many of its fine buildings, including the walls of the garden, remain.

Having undergone extensive redevelopment, the gardens were officially opened by HRH the Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward in 2009 and have also been accredited as a ‘quality assured visitor attraction’ by VisitEngland and are a Royal Horticultural Society recommended garden providing a superb facility for students at Bridgwater College Cannington Centre.

The gardens have classic and contemporary features such as; the ‘hot’ herbaceous border; the blue garden; a sub-tropical walk; and a Victorian style fernery, amongst others. There is also a botanical glasshouse where arid, sub-tropical and tropical plants can be seen and two smaller gardens within the walls (The Bishop’s and Australasian Gardens) are areas of real tranquillity.

There are also tea rooms, plant sales and a garden gift shop - which you don’t need access to the gardens to visit - so there’s plenty to see and do for all the family!

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Pamper & Shopping EveningSpend the evening at Woolavington Village Hall on Thursday 7 March, 7.30pm – 9.30pm, being treated with massages, manicures, healing, hairdressing, make-overs, facials, spray tanning, reflexology, plus a chance to browse and buy from many wonderful unique product stalls, and to enter the raffle – lots of prizes to be won! The evening is a fundraising event for Woolavington School and Little Willow Nursery.

new pool timetableTo see the timetable for the new pool at Chilton Trinity, visit the website: www.sedgemoor.gov.uk/newpool

Take Your Pard’ner by the HandGet your tickets for a barn dance and Ploughman’s supper, plus Ceilidh Band ‘Squeezum’, being held on Saturday 2 March, 7.30pm at North Petherton Community Centre. All proceeds will be given to SURE (Beacon Centre, Musgrove Hospital) and St. Margaret’s Hospice, and tickets cost £10 for adults, and £5 for children aged 10-16. Call 01278 663820 for tickets.

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third thursday clubWill be held within the Unitarian Chapel, Dampiet Street each month. Mr Derek Gibson, OBE (President of the Bridgwater Civic Society) will be at their meeting on Thursday 21 March, 3pm – 4.30pm, to give a talk on ‘Thoughts of Ancestral Heritage’. Admission is £1 – all welcome! For further details call Bernice Lashbrook on 01278 459659.

flying the flagBritish Flag Carnival Club will be keeping you busy over the next couple of months, with their Family Fun Day and Race Night.

family fun daySaturday 23 March, 11am - North Petherton Bowling Club

Photography Studio – Raffle – Craft Stalls – Face Painting – BBQ – Tombola – Books – and lots more!

race nightSaturday 6 April, 7.30pm – North Petherton Bowling Club

Have a flutter, win some money! First race 8pm.

if groups‘IF’ groups are running fortnightly at five Children’s Centres in Bridgwater and Sedgemoor – for isolated families. Do you have a child aged up to five years in your household? Do you feel isolated, or that you’re struggling with the demands of parenthood? Maybe you find it difficult to join groups, or just want to meet others in the same situation.

If so, contact HomeStart, Bridgwater and make those first steps in joining the friendly, confidential, non-judgemental IF groups, where you can sit and relax and have a cup of coffee or two while your children have fun, play and explore.

IF groups are currently running in Eastover, Hamp, Victoria, Woolavington and Burnham-on-Sea. Call 01278 238858 for a chat and more information.

Here Come the Girls!After 104 years of being a men-only club, Bridgwater Bowling Club is now a mixed-club. All ladies, men and couples who wish to try bowling and experience this very sociable game are most welcome to have a go. Coaching and instructing will be indoors, before venturing outdoors from 20 April. For more information call 01278 459149.

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national honour for Bridgwater cadetBridgwater Sea Cadets are proud to announce the appointment of Kathryn Jay, a cadet at the Waverley Road-based Sea Cadet Unit, to the role of Navy Board Cadet.

Kathryn was selected as one of six exceptional young leaders from around the UK to represent the Sea Cadet Corps alongside the most senior Royal Navy admirals, including the First Sea Lord, at major national ceremonial events.

Dominic Gregory, Officer-in-Charge, said today, “Kat has been a member of our community for nearly eight years.

She has been an incredible ambassador for the Unit having been a regular participant on sea training cruises in the Sea Cadets’ tall ship, ts Royalist, and the Rona Sailing Trust’s fleet of ships.

“She also represented UK Sea Cadets on an international exchange to Hong Kong,” he added.

Kat’s appointment will run until 31 December 2013. During the next few months, Kat will escort members of the Navy Board at the Mountbatten Festival of Music, events in support of the Battle of the Atlantic commemoration and take part in the national Trafalgar Day celebrations in London in October. She has recently been promoted to the adult rate of Probationary Petty Officer (PPO).

Kat Jay is available for photos or interviews on request and can explain more about what her appointment entails. Alternatively, call the Officer-in-Charge, Dom Gregory, on 07772 173472, or email at [email protected].

Listeners needed!Puriton School are looking for a volunteer to listen to the children read. If you are interested you can pick up a form from the school office or call 01278 683630. (You will need to be CRB checked).

in aid of renegadesRenegades Carnival Club are holding a pub quiz on Monday 11 March, 8pm at West India House, Durleigh Road. It’s £6 per team of four and the quiz master is local author Roger Evans. For more information call 01278 452533.

They are also holding a Ladies’ Indulgence Evening at Westfield Church Hall on Friday 1 March, doors open at 7pm. It will be an evening of shopping and pampering indulgence, with a wide range of local craft stalls and sellers as well as beauty products, demonstrations and treatments. Members of ACTS theatre school will also be there to entertain and perform while you shop and relax. No tickets are needed - just £1 admission on the door.

The museum will be fundraising through its Spring Fair on Saturday 23 March, 10.30am – 2pm, see the website for more information: www.blakemuseumfriends.org.uk

Each second Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm there is a talk at the museum - only £3 for non-members, and free entry for members. This month’s talk is by Robert Turner – ‘Memoirs of a Press Photographer’ – and is on Tuesday 12 March.

On the last Thursday of each month they hold a coffee morning - 10.30am – midday, and with band concerts lined up for the summer, there’s plenty going on!

They are always seeking to recruit new members to the Friends of the museum, and are also seeking volunteers to act as custodians. If you are interested in these roles, please contact us on 01278 456127 [email protected]

senior citizens’ forumThe Senior Citizens’ Forum meets every first and third Thursday of the month at the Baptist Church Hall in Little St. Mary Street, Bridgwater from 10.30am. The meeting on 7 March is an open meeting (for general discussion and business), and on 21 March there will be a trip to ‘Oakham Treasures’. Contact the group’s Chair, Glen Burrows for details and booking: 01278 450562.The Forum’s aim is to promote the welfare and interests of older people in the Bridgwater area. All meetings and activities are free and open to all over-50s. A small donation is requested for refreshments.

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We are a group of local business professionals in Bridgwater and we are actively looking for more quality businesses to refer business to on a regular basis.

If you are interested in meeting the group to see if its right for you please call us on 01278 238000 to arrange a visit, you will be assured a very warm welcome!

The types of business types currently in our group are; Heating Supplier, Financial Advisor, Energy Consulting, Mortgage Advisor, Handyman, Electrician, Accountant, Health & Wellness Products, General Insurance, Solicitor, Graphic Designer, Local Advertising.

Some of the business types we are looking for our group are; Printer, Photographer, Web Design, Plumber, Builder, Computer Sales, Computer Service, Painter and Decorator, Architectural Services, Business Coach, Bank, Cleaner, Motor Insurance & Sign Company.

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st. mary’s churchThere are many local people who make things, and would like somewhere to be able to sell them, so St. Mary’s Church will be holding a craft fayre in the church on Saturday 18 May, and are inviting stall holders to get in touch.

The church will provide refreshments and a raffle, and welcome people to come in to the church to browse.

They are also looking for people who might be able to help on the day, or who might provide cakes for sale, to help raise funds for the church. If you think you might be able to help, or would like to book a stall space, contact Mary: [email protected]

And don’t forget the church’s monthly coffee morning – Saturday 2 March, from 10.30am – they would be delighted to see some new faces and welcome people who might be shopping in the town that morning. Just pop in – hot drinks, cold drinks and splendid cake available at very reasonable prices!

twinning associationFormed about eight years ago, the Bridgwater-Marsa (Malta) Twinning Association made Bridgwater the first English town to twin with a Maltese one. The group have enjoyed many trips to Malta and welcomed Maltese residents to Bridgwater in return, and the Wembdon Scout Group who are linked to the Marsa Group, will be visiting Malta in April and staying at the Scout HQ.

The group meets regularly at West India House in Durleigh Road, and are now looking for new members to join. If you would like more information, visit their website: www.bridgwater-marsa.webeden.co.uk or call the group’s secretary Pat Morgan on 01278 421727.

sedgemoor children’s centre clusterThe Children’s Centre Cluster – Hamp, Nether Stowey and Victoria Park – have so much going on during their spring term programme, that you’ll find plenty to do for you and the children – and some classes are free! With Funky Monkey Movers, Once Upon a Storytime, Music with Mummy and Healthy Child Clinic to name but a few, there’s something for all pre-school children age ranges across the Bridgwater area.

There are also courses for parents and carers, such as Coping with Kids, Clever Cooks, Infant Massage and First Aid. These need to be booked in advance, so call 01278 429273 to book your place.

For more information on the Children’s Centre Cluster programme of events, see www.sedgemoor3cluster.cc

north petherton community centreA youth Health Bus will be parked in the Community Centre car park every Monday afternoon from now until 18 March, from 3.30pm - 5.15pm. They will be offering free information and advice on a range of health issues often encountered by young people, as well as the opportunity for a chat, free snacks and hot drinks.

Café Connect at the Community Centre on Tuesday 12 March will have the Police Beat Surgery 10.30am - 11.30am, and back by popular demand, from 10am – midday, Bridgwater College Health and Beauty students will be offering FREE manicures and other treatments. There will also be Indian head massage with Jan Cromack and lunch available until 1.45pm.

alive christian ministriesSunday morning services start at 10.30am, and there are groups for the children and young people to take part in during the service.

The Coffee Stop runs every Thursday from 10am - 12pm, and is open to everyone, with free entry and free refreshments. The local PCSO holds her beat surgery there every six weeks.

The Ministry’s A4W coffee mornings for women (and children), are held fortnightly on Wednesdays from 10am -12pm. The next dates are 5 and 19 March, and 1 and 8 April. They offer free refreshments, free wi-fi and access to a computer (on request), and there is also a support worker available to talk through any problems you may be facing.

Craft activities are sometimes run alongside the coffee mornings; see the website: www.a4w.org.uk or call Abbi on 07795871384 for more information. Alive Christian Ministries, 58 Salmon Parade, Bridgwater, TA6 5JT.

rural somerset Somerset Rural Youth Project (SRYP) is a voluntary youth work charity working with young people aged 11-25 in rural Somerset. They provide individual young people with advice and support, offering a wide range of volunteering opportunities, support young people’s involvement in the community, and provide access to and participation in positive activities.

SRYP have a vision of a Somerset where rural young people feel a sense of belonging, a willingness to contribute and a future that is not limited by access to opportunities and services.

The project are currently looking for young people aged 16 -18 to join their Marketing Group and help develop the image of SRYP. You will work with other professionals developing ideas for promoting SRYP whilst helping to develop your own skills and CV. The group meets at their Edington base on Thursday evenings. If you’re interested, give James Brookes a call: 01278 722100 or 07974 575603.

Quiz timeWembdon Ladies’ annual Charity Quiz Night in aid of St. Margaret’s Hospice will be held at the Wembdon Parish Centre on Saturday 17 March at 7pm. Teams of up to four people are welcome - £2.50 per person. Tea and coffee will be available, and bring your own wine and glasses. Information and tickets are available from Tricia Brown on 01278 456169 or Chris Pashley on 01278 451133.

On Your MarksRunners are being invited to take part in a series of races throughout 2013, including the Bridgwater 10K. The leisure group 1610 has begun promoting the 1610 Triathlon and 10K series of races. The Bridgwater event takes place on Sunday 14 April - for details visit www.1610.org.uk

Bridgwater friendsThe Bridgwater Friends of Children's Hospice South West have thanked everybody who helped their cause by supplying and buying at the Bridgwater Indoor Market stall, which raised nearly £1000 in six months. If anybody has goods they wish to donate, or is interested in joining the Bridgwater Friends, they can contact the Chair, Gill Brown, on 01278 456821.

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The appliance will be connected by ventilating stove pipes to a suitable chimney or flue,

which will fill with hot combustion gases once the fuel is ignited. The chimney or flue gases must be hotter than the outside temperature to ensure combustion gases are drawn out of the fire chamber and up the chimney.

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tales on the riverbankA book group called Tales on the Riverbank is starting at Bridgwater Library. If you love books and would like to chat about a monthly read, why not get involved? Speak to a member of library staff if you are interested or want to find out more, call 0845 345 9177 or email [email protected]

Library opening hours: Monday, 9am - 5:30pm; Tuesday, 9am - 5:30pm; Wednesday, 9am - 6pm; Thursday, 9am - 5:30pm; Friday, 9am - 5:30pm; Saturday, 9:30am - 4pm; Sunday, closed.

Queen of HeartsThe Queen of Hearts Bridge Club meets every Wednesday evening at 7.15pm at Morganians Rugby Club in Chedzoy. If you’d

Positive Birth GroupThis Bridgwater group believe that all women and their babies deserve a positive birth, whether they choose to birth at home, in hospital or at a midwife-led maternity unit. The group provides a supportive environment for women to discuss positive birth and share experiences, with the aim of normalising positive birth.

They hold an informal and free monthly meeting, with the next one on Wednesday 13 March at 8pm. For more information and venue details, please contact Sarah on 07775 121936, [email protected] or find them on Facebook - Bridgwater Positive Birth Group.

actsACTS Theatre Schools’ junior show Joseph, is being held at Bridgwater Town Hall on Friday 15 and Saturday 16 March. Tickets, which cost £8 for adults and £6 for concessions, can be purchased by calling 01278 455138.

Get KnittingGreat Britain Squad trampolinist, Laura Gallagher from Westonzoyland is helping raise cash for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. She is backing the campaign being run by the Trust by encouraging residents to knit legwarmers which will be sold to raise funds. For details visit www.cftrust.

st. george’s day concertTaunton Deane Male Voice Choir will be performing on Saturday 20 April at St. Mary’s Church, Bridgwater at 7.30pm, to raise funds for S.t Mary’s Church and the League of Friends of Bridgwater Hospital.

The choir is in its 66th year and each year is pleased to assist many local and national charities in their fundraising. Their aim is to bring pleasure and enjoyment to their audiences by singing a range of different styles of music and, hopefully, leave you wanting more!

The choir will be joined by well-known local soprano Hilary Glenny, who has performed several roles with Somerset Opera and other groups, including Buxton Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company, and the world renowned Scottish baritone Donald Maxwell.

Tickets are just £6, on sale at Bridgwater Bookshop (18 High Street, Bridgwater, 01278 457565), and refreshments will be on sale during the interval.

charity collectionSt. Margaret’s Hospice collection day at Morrisons Store, Bridgwater is on 8 and 9 March, 10am – 4pm. Look out for the volunteer collectors – say hello and make a donation to this very worthwhile cause!

give Blood!The Blood Bank will be at North Petherton Community Centre on Monday 11 March 1.15pm - 3.15pm and 4.15pm - 7.15pm.

A Stitch in TimeSedgemoor Stitchers meet at 7pm on the second Monday of each month at St. George's Parish Centre, Wembdon. There are a mixture of talks and workshops, with on-going projects and competitions throughout the year. It's a friendly group and guest are always welcome. Call Gill Wright on 07831 733652 for more

matchsticks neededStudents at Chilton Trinity School are trying to collect 6.6 million burnt matchsticks, to match the number of Jewish victims of the Holocaust. They hope to collect and display the matchsticks in a glass monument outside the school, and are appealing to businesses and people in the area to donate them. The burnt matchsticks can be given in at the school's reception, or to get in contact email [email protected]

willow groupThis group is for people affected by cancer, offering support, friendship and a listening ear. They do not give advice, but signpost people to appropriate sources of help. They share experiences – helping to reduce the feeling of isolation. There is a lot of laughter over a coffee and piece of cake at their meetings at Bridgwater Arts Centre on the first and third Friday each month, 10.30am – 12.30pm. For more information call Sally on 07727 015993 or Cathy on 07883 025415.

Visit the Pumping Station!The Westonzoyland Pumping Station Museum is home to the largest collection of working steam powered pumps and engines in the south west. Situated in Hooper's Lane, Westonzoyland, it is open every Sunday afternoon from Easter until November and operates in steam on every Bank Holiday and the first Sunday in the month.

Over Easter, the station will operate in steam on Good Friday and Easter Monday from 1pm - 5pm. There is free car parking, a small bookshop situated in the tearoom, and dogs on leads are welcome. Admission charges apply. Phone Adrian on 01275 472385 or visit the website on www.wzlet.org for more

Bingo!Prize Bingo, including snowball and raffle, is held every Thursday at North Petherton church rooms, 7pm - all proceeds to Toppers Carnival Club.

Want to Improve Your English & Maths?If you are aged 19 or above, you can sign up to a FREE course in English or Maths Functional Skills at Bridgwater College. For more information call 01278 441212 or visit www.bridgwater.ac.uk



celebrating 200 YearsThis year marks the 200th anniversary of a hospital in Bridgwater, which opened as the Bridgwater Institution in 1813 in Back Street – now Clare Street. It moved to Salmon Parade in 1820, being further improved and added to over the years.

The hospital is joining forces with the Blake Museum to celebrate this important institution on Salmon Parade, with an exhibition later in the year. If you have memorabilia or photographs relating to the hospital which you think deserve a wider audience, then please take them to the Blake Museum. The museum is currently shut until Easter for refurbishment, but volunteer staff are available on Mondays and Thursdays to receive items of interest, and will be inviting people in to talk about their experiences and anecdotes of working in the hospital. The museum telephone number is 01278 456127 and it is situated at 5 Blake Street.

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the odd coupleFollowing the hugely successful production of ‘Calendar Girls’, the Blake Drama Club presents Neil Simon’s hilarious comedy ‘The Odd Couple’ (female version) – directed by Adrian Patten.

Sometimes even the best friends make the worst housemates! Neil Simon’s mismatched couple clash heads again, but this time with a twist, in the female version of his classic contemporary comedy. Messy Olive Madison and house-proud Florence Unger share an apartment, and along with a circle of Trivial Pursuit playing friends and a pair of crazy Spanish brothers, hilarity ensues!

‘The Odd Couple’ will be at Bridgwater Arts Centre from 10 – 13 April at 7.45pm, and all tickets are £8. Party bookings of ten or more get one ticket free. Tickets are available from Bridgwater Bookshop from 11 March. Telephone 01278 457565.

griffens’ eventsAs with all Carnival Clubs, fundraising plays a big role throughout the year, as without the funds raised, the clubs cannot build the spectacular carts everyone sees on Carnival Night. Griffens Carnival Club have events going on every month, and the next one is a Nearly New Baby and Toddler Sale on Saturday 9 March at 10am - 12pm at Blake Hall, St. Saviours Avenue, Bridgwater.

The sale is a great opportunity for parents to sell and buy pre-loved items - baby and children’s clothes, toys and equipment, maternity clothes and much, much more. Entrance fees are £1 per adult, (children free). If you would like to sell your items at the sale, and would like table space, the price is £5 for one, or £8 for two tables; please email [email protected] and we will contact you with further details.

On 24 March there is Prize Bingo - eyes down at 6.30pm at the Blake Hall in Bridgwater. The annual Easter General Knowledge Quiz (complete with wooden spoons for the losers) takes place on Good Friday starting at 7.30pm.

In April one of the club’s biggest events is their Wedding Fair - on 28 April at The Blake Hall, St. Saviours Avenue, 11am - 3pm. There will be exhibitors from all areas of wedding planning, from photographers, favours, cakes, florists, wedding invitations, bridal and menswear, beauty and so much more. There will also be a fashion showing the latest stunning bridalwear and menswear. If you are an exhibitor and would like to have a stand at the fair, please contact [email protected] for further details.

eyes down!As part of their fundraising activities, Bridgwater Pantomime Society organise regular cash bingo sessions. They are held on Thursdays at Pantomime Society Headquarters, off Wembdon Road, Bridgwater. Eyes down 7.30pm.

There will also be an Easter Prize Bingo on Thursday 28 March – same place, same time! Everyone welcome, call 01278 456747 for more information.

girls’ night inJoin Gremlins’ Carnival Club on Friday 8 March for a ladies’ treatment evening – perfect for a special treat after the cold winter months. Enjoy a variety of treatments whilst unwinding with cocktails and desserts. Why not bring Mum for Mother's Day or the start to a girls’ night out? Treatments will cost £8 for 25 minutes, and can be booked in advance - book as many as you like! Treatments will include: massage; waxing; party lashes; Reiki healing; pedicures; manicures; make-up and more!

Please email your requests to [email protected] or telephone 07716173169.

master team QuizGremlins’ annual Master Team Quiz will be held this year on Saturday 19 March at The Bridgwater Sports and Social Club, 7:30pm. Teams of four can enter for £10, competing for the Gremlins’ Master Quiz Trophy! As always there will be a bar and waiter service, and filled rolls for sale. Entry forms are available from club members or [email protected] - but be quick, as there is a limit of 50 teams for this popular quiz!

sunny side upSunny Side Up is a well-being centre run by Mind in Sedgemoor, on the Hamp Estate. The centre is open Monday to Saturday, hosting daily events such as Time 4 Sedgemoor Time Bank, Slimming and Winning, Sunrise Group (coping with depression), Relaxation and Meditation, One to One, and Group Counselling, amongst others. The centre has its own cafe serving hot and cold drinks, freshly cooked food and service with a smile! For further information call 01278 446935.

classes at Bridgwater LibraryBridgwater Library will host new classes and workshops this year. Parchment classes, which cost £6 per session, to include all materials and refreshments will run on Tuesday 5 March 1pm – 4pm and Wednesday 20 March 10am – 1pm.

Calligraphy classes will run weekly on Thursdays 1.30pm – 3pm, and cost £3.50 to include materials and refreshments. Book your place at the Enquiry Desk in the library.

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It’s hard to imagine anything more uplifting than the arrival of spring. Our mood brightens, and we can literally lighten our homes by letting the sunshine flood in from the outdoors to lift a room out of this winter gloom.

So if you want to update your home’s appearance but don’t

have the time or budget to redecorate completely, consider starting with your window treatments.

Every window should make a statement and Hillarys, the UK’s largest supplier of made to measure blinds and shutters, has really got its finger on the fashion pulse when it comes to what the nation’s best dressed windows should be wearing this season! From bold and bright to cool and contemporary, Hillarys has got it covered.

Sarah Quilliam, head of product design at Hillarys, is responsible for the introduction of all new collections in line with the latest interior trends and colours. She also researches innovative new window treatment ideas. Her in-depth knowledge

and experience means she can recommend a solution for almost any window problem.

coLour BLindSpring is the perfect time to introduce a fun upbeat pop of colour into your home. Use a vibrant splash to wake yourself up in the morning when you put a bright blind in the bathroom, bedroom or kitchen. Stimulating and energizing, orange is said to help promote creativity and many a good idea is said to start life as a shower moment!

sheerBlinds or ‘half-up’ blinds in a sheer fabric are the perfect contemporary alternative to nets. They offer good levels of privacy during the day whilst still allowing in plenty of light.

nature traiLNothing shouts the onset of good weather better than the introduction of flora and fauna into your home. Botanical prints are blooming marvellous and give a lovely upbeat feel.

To find out more about the Hillarys in-home service or to arrange a free appointment with your local Advisor call 0800 916 1014.

Lighten up in time for spring open exhibitionBridgwater Arts Centre will host its annual OPEN Exhibition from 4 May – 1 June. The OPEN has become a regular event and is gaining a reputation for bringing some of the best art from south west based artists. Past exhibitions have displayed fine works from established to emerging artists, and for the first time they are offering prizes for the Best Exhibit in any Media, as voted for by visitors, and a special prize for a new artist, chosen by the Selection Committee.

If you would like to enter your work, the deadline for receiving entry forms and fees is Thursday 18 April. For more information see www.bridgwaterartscentre.co.uk

Bridgwater flower clubBridgwater Flower Club is affiliated to NAFAS (National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies), and there are area and national demonstrators who travel to each club to show their individual style of flower arranging. The club is dedicated to promoting the art of flower arranging, and meets at Westfield Church Hall, West Street.

The next demonstration evening is Tuesday 12 March at 7.30pm (doors open 7pm), and costs just £5. There is usually a sales table and plant stall, and also a raffle for the evening’s arrangements.

Anyone wishing to join the club are welcome to attend; they are a friendly club and look forward to seeing you.

St. Margaret’s Hospice Celebration NightJoin fundraisers for a night of celebration, with tributes to Take That and Kylie, hosted by up and coming young entertainer Adam BJ, on Saturday 11 May at Bridgwater & Albion Football Club, Bath Road, 8pm. Book early to avoid disappointment: 01257 423900. Tickets £16 each – all proceeds to St. Margaret’s Hospice.

get sportyCould you spare some time to help people in your area get more sporty? The Somerset Activity and Sport Partnership are appealing for 'Sport Makers' aged 16 or over. For details visit www.sportmakers.co.uk

praise and worshipThe Cannington United Reformed Church holds a Praise and Worship evening, 7.30pm – 9pm on the last Tuesday of every month. It’s an informal evening, spent in prayer and praise, and is usually pretty lively. Everyone is welcome!



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Catherine, our community editor liaises with all the local community groups, churches, schools, charities, clubs & associations who provide us with all their news, events & information. We place this free of charge.

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LocalReach is a great place for local businesses to advertise. This can be in the local Business A – Z at the back where you can advertise for as little as £19 per month or the front section which offers larger advertising space such as our Local Expert Pages.

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what a Load of rubbishAre you fed up with the amount of rubbish on our streets? A joint team of concerned community groups and Sedgemoor District Council has been formed to help tackle this issue. Volunteers are now needed to help clear up litter and rubbish in the Victoria area of Bridgwater. For further information please call Rob Semple from Sedgemoor District Council on 01278 436439.

guiding the guidesThere are many Guiding groups in the local area, and many need your help! Guiding is over 100 years old and is the UK’s largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women. The movement is not affiliated to any faith or religion, and it aims to help girls and young women develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually, enabling them to make a positive contribution to the community and the wider world, learning new skills for life whilst having fun and adventure in a safe and secure environment.

In the south west, there are over 3845 groups of Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Senior Section Members, run by 15500 volunteer leaders. They rely on donations and members’ subscriptions for funds, plus revenue from selling goods and fundraising. If you would like so support a local group, why not find out more about volunteering? Volunteers from all backgrounds, age groups and abilities are welcome. You can also help fundraising by shopping online through www.easyfundraising.org.uk and choosing your local Guiding Unit as your cause. See www.girlguidingsouthwest.org.uk to find out which is your nearest Unit local to Bridgwater.

Buy-a-BrickResidents of Wembdon have set up a charitable trust to raise money for a much needed village hall and community facilities, including cricket and football pitches, and have launched a ‘Buy a Brick’ appeal. They are asking for generous donations, which will be permanently recorded on a board of recognition, and commemorative certificates given out – with special presentations if you purchase a brick on a significant milestone, such as the 100th brick. To donate, go to www.charitygiving.co.uk/wembdonbuyabrick

can You help?WILLtS Carnival Club is desperately appealing to landowners to help it find a new base. The club must vacate its current building and needs to find half an acre of land and space for a carnival shed. The club needs to find a new home by August this year, and if anyone can help, call 01278 420516.

have Your say!Did you know that North Petherton Surgery has a Patient Participation Group (PPG)? Patient Participation Groups play an important role in the future of healthcare, and practices welcome your opinion. By becoming a member of the North Petherton Surgery PPG you can:

• help provide patient perspective• promote health matters• improve communications• influence the development of services.If you are interested in joining the PPG, contact the North Petherton Practice Manager, Lesley on

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Wilmott Mobility is a friendly family run local Mobility Shop based in Yatton by the Co-op and has been trading for more than three years.

Wilmott Mobility is regarded by many as being the leading Mobility Shop in North Somerset and Sedgemoor. Advice at the shop is freely available as owners Paul and Tracey firmly believe in ensuring that only the right product is sold and that excellent service is vitally important.

They stock the best quality brands including Invacare, TGA, Pride, Electric Mobility, Sherborne, Brooks, Cosyfeet, Stannah and Days. Their prices compare very favourably with the Internet, usually beingcheaper than most mobility shops.

Never ones to rest on their laurels Wilmott Mobility have recently expanded their product range to include electric beds. A top quality Sherborne, Dorchester bed can be purchased from as little as £895 ex vat. Should you require a 'Hospital Bed' this can also be supplied. They have also created a new website for the shop and have an online shop facility as well.

Wilmott Mobility will also happily deliver, usually free of charge, so if you cannot get to them they will happily come to you. Why not phone them now on 01934 838363 to see how they can help you.

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wembdon Life-saverA potentially life-saving defibrillator, funded through the County Council is now situated in Wembdon Stores and Post Office, and a small number of village residents will be taking part in a training day.

Lottery winnersSuggestions on how the villages of Woolavington and Puriton could best spend a £1million lottery windfall are being invited. To find out more contact Julian Mellor on 07779 293501 or email [email protected]

fancy Becoming a Lion?The Bridgwater Lions are a local group of community-minded people who work together to support groups in Bridgwater, North Petherton and the surrounding villages. The Bridgwater Lions Club

was formed in 1970 and currently has 13 members. They are looking for new members

to join the team – people who would like to put something back into the community by being involved in activities including fundraising, to help those less fortunate. It is also a chance to get involved in a number of social events, such as skittles nights and visits to the theatre.

Community activities include running the local Talking Newspaper, marshalling events and the Message in a Bottle Scheme. The group raise money through quiz and race nights, carnival collection, wishing well, teddies stall at local fetes and Bridgwater Fair, to name but a few. Groups and charities which have been supported by the Lions include St. Margaret’s Hospice, Children’s Hospice South West, local youth clubs, Water Aid, and many more.

The Club meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at The Admiral’s Landing, The Marina, Bridgwater at 8pm, and they would love to see you to tell you more. If you would like more information about becoming a member, please call 0845 833 6367 (local call), email [email protected] or see their website: www.bridgwaterlions.org.uk

Spring has almost arrived, and for a large percentage of new year’s resolution exercise recruits, the desire for lifestyle change is diminishing. In nearly 20 years of the fitness world, I have noted a pattern of participation drop off; by Easter, fifty per cent will have given up.

Lifestyle change requires behaviour change; it takes time, months in fact for a habit to form, but a bout of seasonal illness, and the frustration of slow physique change can be enough for even the most determined and passionate new participant to abandon the exercise ship.

I am often asked about personal training; so let me tell you a bit about choosing a trainer.

A good PT is passionate, experienced and has a developed area of expertise to

help you to set goals, understand your motivators and weaknesses, will work one-to-one with you, and set you routines to do without them. Most of all, they will want your behaviour to change you into an independent exercise participant, with evolving micro and macro goals.

Personal training is a business model for many, and like many professions has fast routes of certification; in the industry money can buy you a whole stream of fitness credentials without you ever needing to have worked with real clients.

Anyone can guarantee results and a host of testimonials in their marketing, but do they have experience and a specialist area such as rehabilitation, weight loss, or sports specific training? A trainer is an employee, therefore research is required before

parting with your money; get to know them, observe them at work, Google them, check their Facebook page. This is standard practice for most organisations prior to job offers, so why should this be any different for hiring a PT?

Working with a personal trainer can be a wise investment, but find one that suits you. Some people like to be yelled at, some want crazy challenges; be clear about what you want to achieve, and find a PT who ticks all the boxes for your needs. Remember - without challenge, there will never be change, and a good trainer can help you become your inner athlete.

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Sedgemoor District Council 0845 4082540

Sedgemoor Citizens Advice Bureau 01278 455236

Bridgwater clubs & societies

Bridgwater Wolves F.C. 01278 422098

Sydenham Family Centre 01278 446771

Bridgwater & District Choral Society 01278 422132

Parallax Youth Dance Theatre 01278 422700

Sydenham Community Centre 01278 423327

The Royal British Legion 01278 683765

Victoria Park Bowling Club 01278 444138

Great Western Railway Staff Assoc. 01278 421599

Bridgwater Sports & Social Club 01278 446215

Bridgwater Model Railways Club 0178 427646

Bridgwater Flower Club 01278722653

Bridgwater Folk Dance Club 01823 491662

Bridgewater Hospital & Community 01278 422159

Bridgwater Lions Club 01278 421407

Bridgwater Pantomime Society 01278 451 729

Blake Drama Club 01278 683858

Sydenham Camera Clubwww.sydenhamcc.org.uk 01278 422804

places of worship

United Reformed Church 01278 447153

St Mary C E Church 01278 424972

St Josephs R C Church 01278 422703

St Mary Magdeaene Stockland 01278 652 953

Bridgwater Methodist Church 01278 458371

St Mary's Church 01278 662429

Christ Church Unitarian Chapel 01278 459659

Quaker Meeting House 01278 671276

Bridgwater Baptist Church 01278 4515491.5

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North Petherton Surgery 01278 662223

Taunton Road Medical Centre 01278 720000

East Quay Medical Centre 01278 444666

Victoria Park Medical Centre 01278 437100

Somerset Bridge Medical Centre 0844 4772594

Cranleigh Gardens Medical Centre 01278 433335

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LocaLreach needs Your news, events & info each month…LocalReach is a new community magazine that will be delivered each month door-to-door to homes and businesses in Bridgwater by our own team of 10 delivery people.

LocalReach replaces the previous community magazine Town Life but is run by a separate company who also publish community magazines successfully in Burnham on Sea and Street & Glastonbury.

If you are a local club, charity, church, school, community group or society in Bridgwater with regular local notices, info, news or events that you would like people to know about, or who simply want to inform people about your local club, fete, jumble sale, coffee morning, talk, concert, walk, show or meeting. Please email the information to us and we will place it free of charge in LocalReach.

If you have an event taking place in March then please email us the details, including who is organising your event, where and when it’s being held, and why it’s happening. Don’t forget to include telephone numbers, email & web addresses so readers can find out more if they want.

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