The Drift Thank YouThis edition of The Drift has been sponsored by an extremely generous donation from the Tatworth Women's Institute. We are most grateful to the WI, and repeat our plea for other donations, however small, to keep the publication going in the future.Each edition costs almost 200 and sponsors will be able to call on The Drift to provide space for their message, which might be to celebrate a special occasion or simply to publicise something. If you would like to make continued publication possible, by sponsoring an edition of The Drift, advertising, or simply donating towards it, please contact our treasurer - Nick Bernard on 01460 220339.

ACTIVE LIVING FOR THE OVER 50'SCourses For The Autumn Enrol Now - If Not Sooner!!Sue Russell writes:In association with WEA, The Active Living Team has arranged 4 courses for the autumn. If you would like to join one or more, please enrol with WEA NOW - we need 11 students to ensure the courses will go ahead. Enrolment details below.Keep Looking Up - A Beginners Guide to Observing the Night Sky. Course number C3524986.This is a Day School on Saturday 12th October at TMH from 10 am to 4pm. The course will help beginners get started with practical observing, information and hands-on experience for those with an interest in the night sky. You will learn how to identify the constellations, the main features of the moon and planets and simple objects from the deep sky. Digital Photgraphy Day School on 19th October from 10am to 4pm at TMH. Course number C3524988.Take your camera off that automatic setting, learn how to transfer your photos to your computer, enhance, improve and print them.Desk Top Publishing For The Home - starting on 14th October. Course number C3524980This is a five session course aimed at those who want to produce greetings cards, calendars, recipe cards, invitations, labels and more. The course will run from 9.30 to 12.30 at TMH on 14th, 21st, 28th October and 4th and 18th November at TMH.Desk Top Publishing For The Community - starting on 14th October. Course number C3524982This is a five session course for those who want to produce community based publications such as posters, parish magazines, booklets and leaflets. The course will run from 1.30 to 4.30 on 14th, 21st, 28th October and 4th and 18th November at TMH. Enrolments And CostYou will need to enrol with WEA either on line www.wea-sw.org.uk or by phone (0845 458 2758), quoting the course number, and pay the full cost in advance. The Day Schools cost 25 and the DTP courses 56.25. T&F residents will benefit from reduced prices on completion of the course (refund of 5 for Day Schools and 15 for the DTP courses). Our tutor Jonathan Gale brings lap tops with him for you to use or bring your own if you prefer. You will use free software so there is nothing expensive to buy.If you would like the full details of these courses ring Sue on 220339 or email her at boudiaxed@aol.comAnyone For Origami?On Thursday 31st October we have organised an Origami Workshop with expert tutor and enthusiast Sean Clarke. Sean will teach us how to make at least two items (maybe a Christmas decoration?) to take home and impress. The afternoon begins at 1.30pm in the Brewer Room at TMH and finishes around 4 with tea and Wendy's cake. Numbers are limited to 10 so book early with Marguerita (220198) - AND ITS FREE!And Now For Some Indulence!On Thursday 21st November come along to TMH for a talk and demonstration (and tasting!) on Chocolate Making by Gill of Chocolate Amour. The afternoon begins at 2pm and finishes when there is no chocolate left - AND ITS FREE!RAG PROGRESS MEETINGThe next Progress Meeting of our Residents Action Group will be held on Monday 21st October 2013 at 7:30pm in the Tatworth Memorial Hall. This is an opportunity for all Tatworth and Forton residents to hear what has been happening to our various projects over the past 10 months and to discuss any future ideas. Every resident of Tatworth & Forton is invited to attend. TATWORTH AND FORTON PARISH COUNCILParish AdministrationMr Justin Robinson, Parish Clerk, has recently been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the Somerset Association of Local Councils, the advisory body for Parish and Town Councils. A person holding this post may not work for or be a member of a Local Council and so Mr Robinson had no alternative but to resign his post in Tatworth and Forton. We wish him every success in his new position. The Council has recently appointed Mrs Teresa Pinder as his successor. The Councils devolved administration is still in place with Councillors with areas of special interest assisting the Clerk with different aspects of the work.Jubilee FieldThe Council hopes to carry out some ditching and drainage work on the land later this year in preparation for further initiatives.Street LightingAt the request of the Parish Council, the Council has received confirmation from the Highways Lighting Team that the part night lighting scheme is due to begin in this Parish the week commencing 23rd September 2013. In order to reduce the environmental impact of street lighting, they will be switched off between 12 midnight and 5.30am, when vehicles and pedestrians are least likely to be present. This approach will reduce energy use, carbon dioxide emissions, light pollution and the impact on local ecology.In the near future, the Council will deliver a questionnaire in the Linkhay area to ascertain how many residents would be in favour of street lighting if funds become available in the future. The questionnaire will be delivered by hand to all houses in that area. However, we would remind residents that it is unlikely that there will be any funds for such projects in the foreseeable future.Public TransportWe regret to inform residents that, despite its popularity, the number 14 bus service, running between Thorncombe and Chard (the green bus) and funded by Dorset County Council is scheduled to cease to run from 18th January 2014. We will be making representations on behalf of all those, including disabled and elderly who cannot walk the sometimes half mile distance to the number 30 bus stops and who depend on this green bus service.TATWORTH PRIMARY SCHOOLNew Report for the New Term!Head teacher David Knight writes:We are all well back into routine at Tatworth Primary School. We have a record 226 children on roll and are in the middle of a very busy term. Highlights will include the popular Storyteller, Spellbinder and our Christmas productions. Tickets will be available from our School Office. As usual we will not be charging for tickets but will be collecting for a local charity. We have a hard act to follow; last year parents and friends of the school helped us to raise a staggering 1660 for Somerset Sight! Undoubtedly a major highlight for many is our annual visit to Cricket St Thomas on Wednesday 18th December with the older children, a day we all look forward to. This is the tenth year of this special link set up by Richard Martin. Long may it continue!TATWORTH & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETYI love to wander through the woodlands hoary,In the soft light of an autumnal day,When summer gathers up her robes of glory,And, like a dream of beauty, glides away.'October' by S.W. Whitman.A big 'Thank You' to all who supported YOUR 53rd Annual Open Show, at the Tatworth Memorial Hall, on the 24th August 2013, with your entries, assistance and your attendance on the day. The Show was successful both financially and as a spectacle.October is the month of the year when there is a noticeable nip in the air and often ushers in the first frosts of the forthcoming winter, so remember the fleeces etc. In the gardens and plots, growing has slowed down and one has more time to continue to harvest apples, pears, etc. together with squashes and autumn and winter root crops. Pumpkins come into their own and provide dual uses both as food and as Halloween lanterns. It is the time for warming soups and roasted vegetables. October is also the time for some spade work in turning over any heavy soils compacted over the summer and this provides one with the chance to remove remaining perennial weeds. Without moving into any detail, November entails the continuation of works commenced in October.Herewith a list of our Autumn 2013 and Spring 2014 evening meetings which are held at 19.30, on Thursdays, in the Tatworth Memorial Hall:201310th October'Creating a Butterfly Garden' -Martin Young.14th November'Somerset Gardens' with music - presented by Tony of FadingImages.12th DecemberAGM followed by a light-heartedquiz and 'bring and share' supper.201413th February'The History of Gardens' - John Horsey.13th March'Propagation Part 2' - Neil Loveseyof Picket Lane Nursery.10th April'Growing Your Own' - a 'Gold Club'speaker - topical tips on growingyour own vegetables.Membership of the Society is still only 3.00 per person per annum. Meetings are free to members but a charge of 2.00 per meeting is made for visitors. All outstanding value!October is a piper,Piping down the dell-Sad sweet songs of sunshine-Summer's last farewell,He pipes till grey NovemberComes in the mist and rain,And then he puts his pipe awayTill Autumn comes again.'Autumn Song' by Margaret Rose.Ken Johnson ChairmanTATWORTH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Report of meeting held on 15th August 2013President Angela Long welcomed members, husbands and visitors to the open meeting. Names were taken of all those interested in going to the Carol Concert at Wells on the 11th December.Jane suggested that instead of a Christmas lunch this year, would members prefer to go to the Octagon Theatre to see 'Miracle on 34th Street', on Saturday 23rd November at 7.30pm. at a cost of 14 plus about 8 for the coach.Angela asked members if anyone was interested in helping to set up a croquet club. Several names were taken for those wishing to become involved. The County Quiz at the Golden Fleece was won by Tatworth and the team were congratulated! Angela then gave a very warm welcome to Dr. Francis Burroughes, director of the Bedminster Bristol Blue Glass factory, to give a talk on the 'Wonderful World of Glass.' He was a very amusing and humorous speaker, who gave us an abbreviated history of glass making from the very earliest glass beads made from obsidian, a dark glossy rock, made several million years ago, examples of which he passed round to his rapt audience. He then handed round many other beautiful bowls, dishes, and wine glasses and an outstanding silver decanter holding 3 blue glass bottles. He admonished members to please try and not to drop anything, as this had happened at a WI meeting when someone broke a handle of a 1,000 year old jug. He went on to say that it takes 7 - 15 years for a glassblower to become expert in his trade, so you can understand that any ancient surviving glass is very precious. Dr Burroughes invited us to visit the factory where we would be made very welcome.Jean Cockram gave the vote of thanks, and said what a most enjoyable and amusing talk he had given, after which members and visitors enjoyed a most amazing array of refreshments.Eileen LukerTATWORTH PLAYING FIELDSRun by the community for all to enjoyWe have been unsuccessful in getting any help from the Parish Council to replace the burnt out rubbish bin by the school entrance and, unfortunately, we are finding that people are using our facilities to dump their rubbish. Recently we have found large bags of household food, garden waste and dog excrement; for these items please use your own household bins/dog bins and NOT THE LITTER BINS IN THE PLAYING FIELDS. If this continues we may have to consider doing away with some of the bins. Thank you for your help in maintaining our playing fields so that everyone can enjoy them.Our next Bingo is October 25th, November 22nd and Christmas December 20th. All eyes down 7.30pm. Our Bonfire and Fireworks are on Saturday November 2nd from 6.30pm. Come and bring your friends and help us with the upkeep of our facilities.Keith Marks, on behalf of Tatworth Playing Field Management Committee.WALKING MATTERSSunday 17th November - An Autumn RambleMeet up at 10am at the shop on Dyke Hill for a walk of 4-5 miles on quiet lanes and footpaths going to Westford Park Farm, Holditch Lane and Headstock Road.Friday 27th December - Walk off the Christmas Pud!Meet up opposite Perry Street Club for a circular walk of the parish of 4 to 5 miles going to Forton, Paradise Lane, Burridge Cross and Parrocks Lodge.Please wear strong footwear and bring a drink and (if you want) a small snack. I may alter the route if there has been bad weather. Both walks should last the morning so you will be back for lunch. Looking forward to meeting you.Jane McGee 220826T&F MOVIES - THE AUTUMN PROGRAMMEFRIDAY 25TH OCTOBER "MUD" (12A)An adventure/drama in which two teenage boys in Arkansas encounter a fugitive and try to help him evade the bounty hunters - with Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Tye Sherian and Sam Shepard.FRIDAY 22ND NOVEMBER - "BEHIND THE CANDELABRA" (15)The story of Liberace and the love of his crazy, surreal life, with Michael Douglas as Liberace and Matt Damon as the boy. Funny and tragic and also fairly explicit (you have been warned!).Doors open at 7:15pm, films start at 8pm. Prize Draw and Bar as usual. All profits go the Hall. Seats 4.SATURDAY AFTERNOON 14TH DECEMBER - THE CHRISTMAS SPECIALAdvance tickets only - Book with Nick on 220339An oldie special featuring two films - with tea. Roman Holiday, the romantic comedy with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck; and Ninotchka, arguably Garbo's best film, an absolute joy!

YOU ARE INVITED TO ACHRISTMAS FAIRatFARRIERS FIELD, POST OFFICE LANE,SOUTH CHARDbetween10am 12 noonon Wednesday 23rd OctoberFabulous Jewellery, Portuguese Soaps, Willowcraft, Scarvesand lots of Stocking fillers.Also Christmas Cards by Shirley(Sold on behalf of Christian Aid)

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SHOEBOX APPEAL 2013Marion Slyfield writes:In the Februarys edition of The DRIFT I wrote to thank everyone for their support for the 2012 Shoebox Appeal, it is now the time that we are thinking of 2013.By the time this is going to print the organisers will have sorted out the warehouse and other details to get things under-way ready for the November collections from around Somerset.Thank you to those that have already given items or made items in readiness for this year or who have inquired of what they can do to help. At this time of writing I do not know the destination of the Shoeboxes, but our District Co-ordinator has specified to Samaritan's Purse that it should be a 'cold' country as so many people are knitting hats & scarves, also donations of gloves. I know all the items that are given will be greatly appreciated from the Shoebox Teams to the ones receiving them.If you would like to take part in this years appeal, in any way, from putting together a shoebox, covering Shoeboxes with Christmas paper (top & bottom separate), gathering items for boxes, knitting, making bags or even offering to help in the warehouse or in the van collecting around the countryside whatever your help, it could be as little as 1 hour in the warehouse, it will be most welcome. For more details about Operation Christmas Child, Samaritans Purse, offer of help to wanting a leaflet please call me (Marion) on 07813 358 530 between 6pm-9pm or Peter on 07583333408.THE EXERCISE CLASSTakes place at TMH on Wednesdays 3:30-5:00pm note new times.FORTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION SEPTEMBER REPORTWe have been busy all summer with various fundraising events. These events included a Barn Dance, Cream Tea Afternoon, Forton Fun Day and a Barbecue at Alpine Grove. All these events were well supported and we were lucky with the weather being good at all events.Our most recent event was the Forton Fun Ride when we had more than 80 horses taking part. We would like to say a huge thank you to all the land owners who kindly gave Julie permission to run the ride over their property.Our next event is a Coffee Morning at Norman and Sue Markbys home at Whitegate on the 3rd October at 10.30 am.Nick Hebditch has said that he will put on a Fireworks Display for us again this year. The date for this is the 19th October at Forton Football Club. The display last year was spectacular so come along and watch. There will again be a bar and barbecue. Look out for the posters with times of the Fireworks or ring me on the number below.Our AGM will be held on the 24th October at The Old Barn, Forton, home of John and Sue Adams. If anyone is interested in joining our committee please let me know.Andy Cottey Chairman 01460 67002TATWORTH GOOD COMPANIONSThe Christmas Dinner will be at The Otter Inn on Thursday 12th December. A coach will take us to Otter Nurseries first for coffee, then to Otter Inn for Xmas Dinner.DateDestinationCost

24 OctWeston SM & Garden Centre8.00

28 NovBristol Cabots Circus & Clifton Suspension Bridge9.20

12 DecOtter Nurseries & Otter Inn

PERRY STREET SOCIAL CLUBThe monthly big quiz has changed from its usual last Saturday each month, to the last Friday in each month. In the bar we have Stuart Michaels singing on Saturday 19th October, and Ruby Tuesday on Saturday 21st December. Saturday 9th November is cabaret night in the main function hall, featuring a Rod Stewart Tribute Artist and comedienne Jennie Robins. Tickets 10.00 each prior or 15.00 on the door.Jenny Scott - Club SecretaryIN PRAISE OF THE SOUTH CHARD PREMIER STORE & POST OFFICEIn a special interview with Russ Wardell, one time Parish Council Chairman Des Barge voices his concerns about the village store and how much he values it:I want to tell the people of this village just how good the shop is, and how they treated me says Des. I'm disabled and partially sighted, and they take my order, and everything I want, they deliver it to me if I want it in the week, I just ring up and they bring it up in the evening. About prices, Des went on I find that they're very competitive with the supermarkets you can get meals down there, you can get whatever you want. And if they haven't got it, they'll try and get it for you. I want to tell the people of this village how good they are. The hard work that we put in when I was chairman [of the Parish Council] to get the shop, you can't jeopardise that. And if the shop goes, what are we going to do? If you want something, well you're going to have to go to Chard for it.Asked how important he thought the services provided by the store are, Des said I think use it or lose it one of the two. They are so good to this village and so necessary. I think people have to wake up to the fact that you're going to have to use them. Des is aware that there is something of an upheaval nationally in the Post Office and that there is a danger that the days of the services provided in South Chard may be numbered. Many thanks to Forton's local beat officerDesiree Leete writes from Exeter about a scam suffered by her relative in Forton:Would it be possible to print a thank you (and a warning) in The Drift concerning the superb service I received recently, when I had to contact the police about a cruel scam involving an elderly relative?The circumstances were these. I routinely phoned my relative who told me he was expecting to have to pay out thousands to builders who had cold-called him and volunteered to pressure wash his bungalow roof.
They produced a flashy card stating Dirty roofs devalue your house, and they also promised to use a magic potion which would keep the roof clean for ever. A price of 300 was agreed. They then got him (he is 85) to climb up a ladder and showed him alleged rotten timbers and damp etc, which convinced him that his roof was about to fall about his ears.Unsurprisingly they had been very pleasant, discussed issues close to his heart and had managed to get access to his house by the oldest trick in the world of wanting to use the loo. I was unable to convince him they were clearly crooks so in desperation phoned your Somerset Police. The person who took my details could not have been more helpful and a neighbour told me a police car had arrived in 10 minutes. They were able to contact a local builder who demonstrated the crooks had caused roof damage. We were kept fully up to date with happenings and the next day a police presence was lurking when the crooks returned. Needless to say the Uplyme address that H O' Neill had given did not exist and their van was registered to a travellers' site in Northampton. The police have now published an alert about these cruel crooks but it left my relative several hundreds of pounds poorer. So, many thanks indeed to the police and in particular to Officer Ben Samways. Thanks also to my relative's neighbour who photographed the crooks and their van and gave the photo to the police. She knows who she is.

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ST. JOHNS FORTHCOMING EVENTSSunday 10th November - Lest we forgetRemembrance Sunday Service 10am. Remembering those who gave their lives for our country. Suitable for the family and our uniformed organisations.Saturday 23rd November - Christmas Bazaar (TMH)Sunday 24th November - Caf Church 10am (TMH)Informal worship, childrens activities & refreshments. Everyone very welcome.

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Scene from Tatworth 33rd Annual Vintage RallyEDITORIAL TEAMRuss Wardell T: 01460 221376, Coordinator
Please send COPY to:
7 Dairs Orchard, Tatworth, TA20 2TA or
email to: drift.editorial@talktalk.netDeadline for The DRIFT no: 60 - 14th Nov 2013The Drift is published by the Tatworth & Forton Residents Action Group, printed by Perry Print and distributed by volunteers. The views expressed in contributed articles are not necessarily those of the RAG Editorial Team.Don't forget the RAG website:www.tatworthandforton.co.uk

VARIOUS GROUPSCHARD BRIDGE CLUB
Meets at TMH, Thursdays 7pm. Contact: 221315CHARD & DISTRICT LACE CLUB
Meets at TMH, Wednesdays 7pm. Resumes 4th September.
Contact: Jill Bond 220677WENDY'S KITCHEN
Every Wednesday at TMH 10am 2pm
Delicious home cooked food
Monthly Roast lunchesGOOD COMPANIONS
Meets alternate Thursday mornings at 10am at The Playing Fields.
Contact: Di Nicholls 220405THE BOOK CLUB
Meets regularly at members homes. Contact: Sue Osborne 220330THE ART CLUB
Meets Brewer Room, TMH Wednesdays at 10amTAE KWON-DO CLASSES
Take place at TMH Sunday afternoons. Contact: Chris Smith 65557THE EXERCISE CLASS
Takes place at TMH on Wednesdays 3-4:30pm except August 2013YOGA CLASS
Takes place at Church Room on Mondays 2-3pm with Liz Murtha.
Contact: Di Ramsay (Age UK) 08456434702 (resumes September 4th) TATWORTH CRAFT GROUP
Meets at TMH, Tuesdays 2-4pm. Contact: Cynetta 221173TATWORTH WIVES GROUP
Meets on the 4th Thursday each month in the Church Room at 7:30pm
Contact: Nan Austin 220708TATWORTH W.I.
Meets on the 3rd Thursday each month in TMH at 7:30pm
Contact: Jane Grant 221534 or Marguerita Bond 220198TATWORTH & DISTRICT FLORAL GROUP
Meets on the 1st Thursday each month in TMH at 2:00pm for flower arranging demonstrations.
Contacts: Ann Gough 220348 or Rose Hodder 221042RAG PROJECT TEAMSContactsActive Living
Sue Russell 220339,
Marguerita Bond 220198,
Margaret Kitch 220099,
Janet Wood 221823The Drift
Russ Wardell 221376,
Phillip Pepperrell 221610Community Speed Watch
Doug Allen 220116Health & Wellbeing Centre
Roy Bain 220152Walks
Jane McGee 220826Environment
Judy MacOmish 220966Public Transport
Andrew Turpin 220691CEMent
John Pearce 221899

The Project Teams welcome new members could you perhaps spare
a little time?

The DRIFT DIARY 2013Date & TimeEventVenue

Thu 3rd Oct 10:30amForton Community Association Coffee Morning (see text)

Sat 12th Oct 10am to 4pmWEA Day School - AstronomyTMH

Mon 14th OctDesktop Publishing Course Home Needs (morning) Office Needs (afternoon)TMH

Thu 17th Oct 7:30pmTatworth Women's Institute - Devon & Dorset Jurassic Coast - Tony BurgessTMH

Sat 19th Oct 10am to 4pmWEA Day School Digital PhotographyTMH

Sat 19th Oct 7:30pmPerry Street Social Club Bar entertainment with Stuart MichaelsPSC

Sat 19th OctForton Community Association Fireworks (see text)

Mon 21st OctDesktop Publishing Course Home Needs (morning) Office Needs (afternoon)TMH

Mon 21st Oct 7:30pmResidents Action Group (RAG) Progress Meeting open to all residents of Tatworth & FortonTMH

Wed Oct 23rd 10 to 12 NoonChristmas Craft Fair Farriers Field, PO Lane in aid of Drift & Dorset/Somerset Air Amb.

Thu 24th OctTatworth Good Companions Trip to Weston-Super-Mare & Garden Centre

Thu 24th Oct 7:30pmTatworth Wives Group - Allergies & Food Intolerances with Dr Tim RobinsonCh Rm

Thu 24th Oct Forton Community Association AGM (see text)

Fri 25th Oct 7:30pmTatworth Playing Fields Bingo Doors open 6:30pmTPF

Fri 25th Oct 7:15 for 8pmT&F Movies - Mud (12A) adventure/drama bar & raffle seats 4.00TMH

Mon 28th OctDesktop Publishing Course Home Needs (morning) Office Needs (afternoon)TMH

Thu 31st Oct 1:30pmOrigami Workshop with Sean Clarke Brewer RoomTMH

Sat 2nd Nov 6:30pmTatworth Playing Fields Bonfire & FireworksTPF

Mon 4th NovDesktop Publishing Course Home Needs (morning) Office Needs (afternoon)TMH

Sat 9th Nov 8pmPerry Street Social Club Cabaret night (see text)PSC

Sun 10th Nov 11amRemembrance Day

Sun 17th Nov 10amWalking Matters Autumn Ramble (see text)PO

Mon 18th NovDesktop Publishing Course Home Needs (morning) Office Needs (afternoon)TMH

Thu 21st Nov 2pmChocolate Making by Gill of Chocolate AmourTMH

Thu 21st Nov 7:30pmTatworth Women's Institute - Xmas Decorations - a talk & demo from Sue's FlowersTMH

Fri 22nd Nov 7:15 for 8pmT&F Movies - Behind the Candelabra (15) Liberace story bar & raffle seats 4.00TMH

Fri 22nd Nov 7:30pmTatworth Playing Fields Bingo Doors open 6:30pmTPF

Thu 28th NovTatworth Good Companions Trip to Bristol Cabot Circus & Clifton Suspension Bridge

Thu 28th Nov 7:30pmTatworth Wives Group AGMCh Rm

Thu 12th Dec Tatworth Good Companions Christmas Lunch Trip to Otter Nurseries & Otter Inn

Sat 14th Dec - afternoonT&F Movies Christmas Special (see text)TMH

Wed 18th Dec Tatworth Primary School 10th Annual Visit to Cricket St. Thomas

Thu 19th Dec 7:30pmTatworth Women's Institute Christmas Party with music by Sheila ClementTMH

Fri 20th Dec 7:30pmTatworth Playing Fields Christmas Bingo Doors open 6:30pmTPF

Sat 21st Dec 7:30pmPerry Street Social Club Bar entertainment with Ruby TuesdayPSC

Fri 27th Dec 10amWalking Matters Walk off Christmas Pud! (see text)PSC

Thu 9th Jan 7:30pmTatworth Wives Group - New Year's Cheer party with entertainmentCh Rm

Thu 16th Jan 7:30pmTatworth Women's Institute - Red Shoes with Linda VijehTMH

Regulars

Every Mon 2pmYoga based stretch and flex classCh Rm

First Tuesday, MonthlyChiropodist Mr Grimminger Tel: 30114TMH

Every Tue 2pm 4pmTatworth Craft Group - 1 each including refreshments Brewer RoomTMH

Every Wed 10am 2pmWendy's KitchenTMH

Every Wed 10:30am 12 noonParish Council Office Tel: 221066 (please leave a message if we are not there)TMH

Every Wed 3:30pm 5pmExercise Class note new timesTMH

Every Wed 7pmChard & District Lace Group Brewer RoomTMH

First Thu, Monthly 2pmTatworth & District Floral Group (for contacts see text)TMH

Last Fri, Monthly 7:30pmPerry Street Club's Monthly Big QuizPSC

KEY: Ch Rm St John's Church Room, PSC Perry Street Club, TMH Tatworth Memorial Hall, TPF Tatworth Playing Fields, TPS Tatworth Primary School, PO Premier Stores/South Chard Post Office

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