RIVERSIDE PARK & COUNTRY CLUB South Molton We Currently Have the Following Vacancies: NEW CHEFS & NEW MENUS Restaurant Supervisors
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RIVERSIDE PARK & COUNTRY CLUB South Molton We currently have the following vacancies: NEW CHEFS & NEW MENUS Restaurant Supervisors PARTY SEASON Waiting Staff (full and part time) Chefs NOW TAKING BOOKINGS IN THE Now Open (from commis to junior sous-chefs) RESTAURANT FOR DECEMBER Vacancies have arisen due to the All Day On FAMILY, FRIENDS & WORK COLLEAGUES TO ENJOY THE forthcoming opening of the Saturdays! CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS Laura Ashley Tea Room and the success of our restaurant business Your Local Independent FABULOUS ACTS BOOKED Veterinary Centre. [NOT TO BE MISSED] Tel: 01769 540 561 and ask for the GREAT NEW MENU HR Department Southley Road Send your CV and covering letter to South Molton NEW LUXURIOUS EN SUITE ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE FOR BOOKINGS [email protected] Tel: 01769 572176 Email [email protected] Highbullen Hotel Golf and Country Club, Phone 01769 579269 Chittlehamholt Wren Music presents a Winter Concert with CANCER RESEARCH UK seasonal music and songs from North Devon Christmas Coffee Morning: Thursday community music groups: 6th December from 10am-12 noon in the * The Folk Orchestra of North Devon * North Dev- Assembly Rooms, South Molton. Coffee and on Folk Choir * Roots Acoustic * North Devon homemade cakes, gift stalls, raffle, cake stall. Roots Band * North Devon Family Roots Quiz Night: Friday 14th December at 7 for Refreshments and Raffle. On Saturday 8th De- 7.30pm, at The Sportsmans Inn, Sandyway. cember at 7.30pm at Filleigh Village Hall. Tickets £12.50 including roast turkey with all the Entry by donation (proceeds to Wren's youth trimmings, available from Committee members or roots music programme) Contact becki@wren Quince Honey Farm 01769 572401. Teams of 6 - music.co.uk, Find out more at www.wrenmusic. come as a team or just come along to make up a co.uk or call 01837 53754 team on the night. Wren Music is Devon’s leading folk and commu- nity music organisation. Swimbridge community play ... HEFTED Come along and see your family and friends in Chittlehamholt Village Hall this fabulous play! Multistory Theatre have been 60’s and 70’s Disco in aid of the Village Hall on putting the Swimbridge community cast through Saturday 1st December at 7.30–11.30pm. Fancy its paces on David Lane’s play about North Dev- Dress optional: prize for the best dressed male & on throughout the ages from 1475, and how it female. Fish & Chip Supper. Bar with Wine, Beer, pulls through a major catastrophic event in 2075. Spirits and soft drinks. Admission by ticket only; The talented group of performers within the vil- Tickets from Irene 01769 540075, Sue 01769 lage range from the ages of 10-70! This really is 540270 or the village shop. an event for people of all ages - they are proving to be a community in action! The Swimbridge Vil- The North Devon Ramblers would like to in- lage Forum and Swimbridge Jubilee Hall website vite anyone and everyone to join them for one of pages show the event in progress. their six FREE ‘Festival’ walks over Christmas This Beaford Arts new commission takes place and the New Year, from three to eight miles, on on Friday 7th and Saturday 8th December. Tick- 22nd, 27th, 30th, 31st December and 2nd and ets cost £7.50 adult, £5 under 16’s and £22.50 5th. Group Chairman, Joan Long said, “For thirty years Ramblers has hosted a Winter Walking for a family of 4 from Landkey Stores, Julie Whit- Festival. During that time Ramblers groups ton:01271 830311, [email protected] or throughout the UK have welcomed hundreds of online from Beaford Arts website. thousands of people out into the countryside, to Age suitability: 12 years enjoy walks led by expert local volunteers.” Joan added, “We realise that some people find Christ- NatWest Bank mas to be a difficult time when they feel isolated NatWest’s Mobile Bank is now on South Molton and lonely and wish only to return to ‘normality’. Square on Tuesday mornings to 10.45-11.30am. We would like to extend a special invitation to an- yone who is on their own to join us for a walk. Hallshare is the free forum where Village Hall Everyone is very friendly and you will receive a representatives can gather and share warm welcome. Do make our festival a time to knowledge and experience. It is a roving group take your first steps towards a new beginning, meeting every 3 months at various halls around whilst benefitting from the physical and mental well-being that walking brings.” For times see the the area. Next meeting is on 15th January at local events columns. For further information con- Marwood Community Hall. Information from tact Joan on 01271 376274 or Angela on 07720 [email protected] or just turn up, 203737 or visit www.ramblers.org.uk/north-devon there is no cost involved. Chimney sweeping Hetas and APICS registered Brush & vacuum Certificate issued Insured Call: Taylor Made Projects on 01271 900450 One answer to loneliness One answer to the increasing problem of loneli- ness is to join the U3A which has a flourishing group in South Molton. Many of our members live alone but U3A gives them the opportunity to go to a monthly coffee morning, a weekly Sunday lunch and take part in all manner of activities Barnstaple and South Molton Memory Cafés from scrabble to patchwork, Shakespeare to jazz, The Barnstaple and S Molton Memory Cafés are ambling to skittles. We also have theatre and gar- bidding to bag a massive cash boost from the den visits throughout the year. For more infor- Tesco Bags of Help initiative. Three groups in mation we have leaflets in the library, a website, every Tesco region have been shortlisted to re- www.southmolton u3a.co.uk or just give the sec- ceive cash awards. Shoppers are invited to vote retary a ring on 01769 574637. for who they think should take away the top grant. The Barnstaple and South Molton Memory We'd love to meet you. Cafés is one of the groups on the shortlist! The Memory Cafes support more than 60 local Depression and Anxiety Service (N Devon) men and women living with dementia. The Barn- Stressed? Anxious? Experiencing obsessive staple Cafe meets on the first and third Fridays at thoughts and compulsive behaviour? Worrying the Library and the South Molton Café meets on obsessively? Feeling Low? Experiencing post- the second Thursday in the Assembly Rooms. traumatic stress? Afraid to leave home? Having They provide a friendly and fun environment for people with dementia and their families. Panic attacks? We can help, call us, in confi- dence, on 01271 335041. Christmas posting dates The DAS service is for people in N Devon who Last posting dates for abroad and in the UK are are 18 years and over who are feeling stressed, available at www.royalmail.com/greetings anxious or depressed. Your GP can refer you, or you can refer yourself and we will let your GP A stark warning know. We aim to see everyone within 4 weeks; There is a lot of demand in Devon for care and the initial appointment will take approximately 30 support for people living in their own homes. But there are too few people working in the profes- –40 minutes. Our trained staff work in community sion, so meeting that demand is really difficult at buildings, so we can offer help near where you times. Demand for care always increases in win- are. All contact will be confidential, and a choice ter. We're doing a lot of things to prepare for it. of help is offered. Devon Partnership We want to avoid people going to hospital with preventable complaints, or to return home quickly North Devon Parish Boundaries after treatment. But we're really concerned about staffing levels, and whether care organisations N Devon Council is carrying out a consultation to have sufficient care workers to meet demand. tidy up some parish boundaries to bring them in We'd like more people to consider careers in line with District ward boundaries following a re- care, and especially in the domiciliary care sec- view last year. The areas affected are: Mill on the tor. Mole, S Molton; Westacott, Landkey; Mount Please find out what the opportunities Sandford Green, Landkey. As well as this, follow- are at www.proudtocaredevon.org.uk ing representations during a previous consulta- tion, they are consulting on a proposal to move Simmons Gunn from Swimbridge to Goodleigh parish. A fond farewell to Simmons, greengrocers in You can find out more about the consultation and South Molton, who close on 30th November - last have your say on the council website www.north market stall - 1st December. Thank you! devon.gov.uk/consultations before 2nd January. Coffee morning, Old School, N Molton, 10-12 & every Tues Yoga, Parish Hall, Bishops Nympton, Bounce and Rhyme, S Molton Library, 10.30-11am and every Tuesday Energy Clinic, 361 Energy, Amory Centre, S Molton, 2-5pm S Molton Hearing Loss Group, Age Concern Pop-in, 2-4pm Meditation, Rose and Crown, S Molton, 6.30pm 01769 579829 DECEMBER and every Tuesday Zen meditation, Being Well Clinic, S Molton, 7pm 01769 29 Nov-3 Dec Crib Festival, Methodist Church: Christmas Tree Festival, Parish Church, S Molton see front page 540135 and every Tuesday 1-2 Equine Fair, Westpoint, Exeter 01392 421500 Bishops Nympton Dance Club, Parish Hall, 6.30 & every Tue 1-12 Scouts Post, S Molton: post box, S Molton Library Ballroom Dance class, Filleigh Village Hall and every Tues 1 Pannier Market, S Molton 8am-1pm & every Saturday 5 Yoga, YMCA, S Molton, 9.30-10.30am and every Wednesday Sat Coffee morning for Parish Church, Town Hall, Chulmleigh, 9 Coffee morning, Chapel Schoolroom, Burrington, 10-11.30am Christmas coffee morning for NSPCC, Methodist Church, and every Wednesday.