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  • Ne wsle tte r 11
  • Ma y 2021

Rural Links

with the Village Agents

Contact us: 01275 333 700 or [email protected]

We lc om e to our Ma y issue . We hop e it find s you sa fe a nd we ll.

Fing e r’s c rosse d , we ’ll b e re sta rting som e of our a c tivitie s this m onth, a s we ll a s b ring ing you som e ne w op p ortunitie s to b e ne fit your he a lth a nd we llb e ing . The re a re p le nty of d a te s for your d ia ry, so re a d on to find out wha t we ’re p la nning …

Getting Back together...

As m ore p e op le a re re c e iving the ir se c ond va c c ina tions, inc lud ing a ll of our te a m , we fe e l we c a n sta rt to re op e n our sup p ort g roup s. At the b e g inning , num b e rs will ha ve to b e re stric te d b ut we look forwa rd to the la tte r p a rt of J une whe n, a ll b e ing we ll, we c a n g e t tog e the r in g re a te r num b e rs a nd with le ss re stric tions.
Ke tyn’s Exte nd c la sse s a re a lso a b le to re sta rt with re stric te d num b e rs.

Ch e w Va lle y Su p p ort Grou p a n d Exte n d e xe rc is e c la s s , Pe n s ford Me m oria l Ha ll

We d n e s d a y 19th & 26th Ma y, 2n d & 16th J u n e ; 11a m - 1p m ( Pa vilion Room b e in g u s e d for Sig h t Los s s e s s ion on 9th J u n e )

Re stric te d num b e rs so c a ll us.

Sig h t Los s Drop - in Ad vic e Clin ic
Pe n s ford Me m oria l Ha ll

We d n e s d a y 9th J u n e a n d 14 th J u ly,
10a m - 12n oon

Sp e c ia list a d vise rs from Vision We st of Eng la nd will p rovid e inform a tion, a d vic e a nd g uid a nc e on living with sig ht loss. Fre e d rop in se ssions for you to d isc ove r

Farmborough Support Group, Farmborough Village

ne w a p p roa c he s a nd solutions for

Hall - Thursday 20th May, 17th J une; 11am-12noon

re d uc ing your isola tion.
Conta c t us if you ne e d he lp with tra nsp ort to g e t to this se ssion.

A chance to chat with each other and meet Maria, your local Village Agent. Restricted numbers until J uly when we will can open for more people.

For m ore inform a tion on a ny of the se g roup s, or to b ook a p la c e , p le a se c a ll
01275 333 700 a nd le a ve a m e ssa g e . We will g e t b a c k to you.

Get Moving, Get Walking!

From Ma y 24th Rura l Move s with the Villa g e Ag e nts a re p la nning a se rie s of g e ntle a c c om p a nie d loc a l wa lks to b e a uty sp ots suc h a s Che w Va lle y La ke , Folly Fa rm a nd Ea st Ha rp tre e Wood s. For a nyone who ne e d s to sta rt m ore slowly a nd m a yb e re st a long the wa y, Ke tyn a nd the Villa g e Ag e nts will m e e t p e op le a t loc a tions whe re the p a th is le ve l a nd the re a re b e nc he s for re sting . We ha ve a fe w suita b le loc a tions in m ind whe re you c a n g e t use d to wa lking outd oors a g a in a t your own p a c e , b re a the fre sh a ir a nd ha ve som e c om p a ny too. The full p rog ra m m e of wa lks a nd m e e ting s outd oors will soon b e a va ila b le . To re g iste r your inte re st c a ll 01275 333 700 a nd le a ve a m e ssa g e . Alte rna tive ly, up to d a te inform a tion will b e a va ila b le to d ownloa d from the WERN we b site : we rn.org .uk/ rura l- m ove s

Our wa lks will b e in m e m ory of Be ttina Cohn, our frie nd a nd Ea sy Wa lks le a d e r, who d ie d in 2019 just two d a ys a fte r he r 99th b irthd a y. Proof tha t wa lking is g ood for you in so m a ny wa ys!

Keep Active with Ketyn: ready for walking

Ove r the la st ye a r it’s like ly tha t you ha ve b e e n d oing le ss p hysic a l m ove m e nts tha n you we re b e fore the loc kd own, inc lud ing

Sitting , ha ve your fe e t hip wid th a p a rt a nd m a ke sure your kne e s a re ove r your toe s. Try not to use your a rm s to sta nd up ( p la c e the m on your Try a nd re p e a t this 5 tim e s a nd

thig hs or in front of you) b ut if b uild up to m ore re p e titions if

you d o ne e d to use the m , the n p ossib le . ob viously d o.

Re ve rse the m ove a nd sit b a c k d own in a c ontrolle d fa shion, d o not slum p b a c k into your c ha ir too q uic kly.

wa lking . Be c a use of this, p e op le m a y not ha ve re a lise d how q uic kly the ir m usc le d e nsity c a n

Le a n forwa rd with your nose ove r your toe s a nd think a b out the “he e l to toe ” m ove m e nt a s you sta nd up . Ha ve the we ig ht on your he e ls a s you c om e up to sta nd a s the we ig ht tra nsfe rs towa rd s the toe s.

d e te riora te ; so now you c a n g o out m ore , it’s im p orta nt to ta ke thing s g e ntly a nd fe e l “wa lk re a d y”. Try la st m onth's He e ls a nd Toe s Ba la nc e e xe rc ise a long with the following to he lp to m a ke your le g s a nd a nkle s strong e r.

Try to a void your kne e s b e nd ing towa rd s e a c h othe r a nd touc hing .

Sit to Sta n d

Ma ke sure you a re using a suita b le c ha ir, som e thing like a d ining c ha ir – firm a nd sturd y.

Ke e p your he a d up , should e rs b a c k a nd c he st op e n, b re a the norm a lly. Sta nd up stra ig ht a nd p a use for a m om e nt.

What's the fuss about WhatsApp?

Wha t is it?

It’s a m e ssa g ing se rvic e tha t a llows you to se nd m e ssa g e s, m a ke c a lls a nd se nd a nd re c e ive vid e os or im a g e s.

Doe sn't m y sm a rtp hone a lre a d y d o tha t?

Ye s, b ut the d iffe re nc e is tha t Wha tsAp p use s your p hone ’s inte rne t c onne c tion a nd a llows you to se nd unlim ite d m e ssa g e s, p ic ture s a nd vid e os, so you d on’t ne e d to worry a b out using up your a lloc a te d te xt or c a ll a llowa nc e s.

Anything e lse tha t m ig ht p e rsua d e m e to g ive it a g o?

Ye s – g roup c ha ts! You c a n m e ssa g e m ultip le p e op le a t the sa m e tim e – re a lly ha nd y if you wa nt to c ha t with a fe w fa m ily m e m b e rs or m a ke a rra ng e m e nts with a g roup of ne ig hb ours or c lub . Som e one you know c a n a d d you to a Wha tsAp p g roup if the y ha ve your num b e r, or you c a n sta rt your own.

The re m ust b e a c a tc h?

We ll…you c ould still g o ove r your d a ta a llowa nc e , so it works b e st if you c a n c onne c t to wi- fi for thing s tha t use a lot of d a ta , suc h a s vid e o c a lls or d ownloa d ing im a g e s.

Ah, b ut is it sa fe ?

Is it e a sy to use ?

Your m e ssa g e s a nd c a lls a re p rote c te d so tha t only you a nd the p e rson you’re c ha tting with c a n re a d wha t is se nt. But, a s with a nything online , you a lwa ys ne e d to b e a wa re of sc a m s a nd viruse s. Only re sp ond to p e op le you know a nd d on’t c lic k on a nything se nt b y p e op le who a re n’t c onta c ts.

Ye s! It’s sim ila r to te xting . The re a re ste p - b y- ste p g uid e s a nd vid e o tutoria ls on the Ag e UK we b site on how to use m e ssa g ing , m a ke p hone c a lls a nd use the vid e o c a ll func tion. Go to www.a g e uk.org .uk/ inform a tion- a d vic e

Vid e o Ca lls? Tha t sound s inte re sting …

Ok! How d o I g e t it?

Ye s, it c a n b e a nic e r wa y of c ha tting to som e one , e sp e c ia lly if you ha ve n’t se e n the m for a while . And re m e m b e r, if you’re using a wi- fi c onne c tion, the re won’t b e a ny e xtra c ha rg e s for the c a ll.

It’s fre e to d ownloa d from the Ap p Store if you ha ve a n ip hone or ip a d ; or from the Pla y Store if you ha ve a n And roid p hone or ta b le t.

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Directory: Garden Centres

We know m a ny of you e njoy a trip to a Ga rd e n Ce ntre so we 've b e e n a sking for a list of the b e st on our re c e nt Zoom c a lls! All Ga rd e n Ce ntre s a re op e n a nd m ost of the m tha t ha ve c a fe s a re c urre ntly op e n for ta ke - a wa ys a nd outsid e e a ting . But d o c he c k with the Ce ntre if you p la n to m a ke a sp e c ia l journe y.

Roc ky Mou n ta in , Ma sb ury, We lls BA5 3HA www.roc kym ounta innurse rie s.uk

Fon th ill, Ba th Roa d , Bitton BS30 6HX “Ne a r Bitton ste a m ra ilwa y” www.fonthill- la ke sid e .c om

Ch ie f Tra d in g Pos t, Ba rry Roa d , Old ha m

Com m on BS30 6QY “Inc lud e s a re c la m a tion site a nd fa rm shop ” www.c hie ftra d ing p ost.c om

Dob b ie s , Me nd ip Ave nue , She p ton Ma lle t BA4 4PE www.d ob b ie s.c om

Wh ite h a ll, Norton La ne , Whitc hurc h BS13 0BT www.white ha llg a rd e nc e ntre .c o.uk

Hillie rs , White wa y Roa d , Ba th BA2 2RG www.hillie r.c o.uk

Cle e ve Nu rs e ry, Ma in Roa d , Cle e ve BS49 4PW www.c le e ve nurse ry.c o.uk

Prior Pa rk, Prior Pa rk Roa d , Ba th BA2 4NF “Se lls ve ry g ood c a ke !”

Ca d b u ry, Sm a llwa y, Cong re sb ury BS49 5AA “Se lls e ve rything : p e ts, p la nts, c lothe s, g ifts, food …”

www.p riorp a rkg a rd e nc e ntre .c o.uk

www.b lue d ia m ond .g g

Sa n d e rs Ga rd e n World , Bre nt Knoll,

Burnha m - on- Se a TA9 4HJ www.b lue d ia m ond .g g

Hillie rs , Dra yc ott Roa d , Che d d a r BS27 3RU www.hillie r.c o.uk

We st of Eng la nd Rura l Ne twork

Re g iste re d c ha rity 1146165
PO Box 1181

Com p a ny num b e r 7956 732
Bristol BS39 4YX

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    Environmental Services Date: 1st September 2017 Civic Centre, Market Walk, Temple Street, Keynsham, Bristol BS31 1LA Our ref: SP/ Minicom: (01225) 394166 Council Connect: (01225) 39 40 41 Your ref: www.bathnes.gov.uk/BathNES/transportandroads Direct line (01225) 394943 Fax: (01225) 394205 E-Mail: sheila_petherbridge@bath nes.gov.uk Dear, PLOUGHING AND CROPPING ON PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY. Hopefully you are all well into harvest, the yields are good and you are planning your planting for next year or even the year after. At this time I would like to remind you about the legal requirements with regard to public rights of way should you have any footpaths, bridleways or carriageways across your land. There have been concerns that we have previously been too casual with regard the enforcement procedure regarding ploughing and cropping in the past and need to be more pro-active should the law be broken in the future. We are therefore writing to all farmers who have public rights of way crossing arable fields. Section 134 Highways Act 1980 gives a statutory right to plough or otherwise disturb a cross field right of way in accordance with the rules of good husbandry, (growing a crop). The path can be reasonably disturbed but the surface must be made good to not less than the minimum width so as to make it reasonably convenient for the exercise of the public right of way. On first disturbance the maximum time allowed is 14 days which is intended to allow a succession of operations to be undertaken within that 14 days.
  • A Fresh Approach to Your Retirement FLEXIBILITY, DESIRABILITY, COMMUNITY

    A Fresh Approach to Your Retirement FLEXIBILITY, DESIRABILITY, COMMUNITY

    A fresh approach to your retirement FLEXIBILITY, DESIRABILITY, COMMUNITY Bath Computer generated image WELCOME TO Holly GAR DENS Holly Gardens is an exclusive Blue Cedar Homes’ development of just 10 luxury detached freehold houses, set within delightful landscaped gardens, just a few minutes walk from the centre of this charming village of Farmborough, near Bath. This haven of tranquillity has been designed and built by Blue Cedar Homes to meet the very specific lifestyle needs of the over 55s. Computer generated image THE CHARM OF Exterior features • Appealing layout with landscaped communal gardens FARMBOROUGH • SummerhouseAWAITING and COPY seating area • Garage, parking space and private garden for every house This sought after village is on the edge of the north Mendip Hills, just a few miles from the historic City of Bath and the cosmopolitan City of Bristol. • Automated development entrance gates With rural peace and quiet on the doorstep and the very best of the West (open during daylight hours, closed at night) Country’s heritage, culture and shopping within nearby Bath and Keynsham • Visitors’ parking (Waitrose), charming Farmborough really offers the best of both worlds. 4 5 6 7 8 3 V 9 V 2 10 1 OTHER DEVELOPMENT Access to Holly Gardens via Brookside Drive The development layout is for guidance purposes only and is not to scale. Trees, shrubs and landscaping are indicative only and may alter during construction. Designed exclusively for you Holly Gardens bears all the hallmarks of a Blue Cedar Homes’ development. High quality freehold homes arranged within beautifully landscaped gardens, inspiring a sense of community as well as exclusivity and privacy.
  • THE FARMBOROUGH FLYER Issue No 168: August 2020

    THE FARMBOROUGH FLYER Issue No 168: August 2020

    THE FARMBOROUGH FLYER Issue No 168: August 2020 Photo: Laura White 2018 A person may only touch one person’s heart. A rainbow touches many. Anthony T Hinkes WELCOME TO THE NEWS MAGAZINE OF FARMBOROUGH VILLAGE The Village of Rainbows Notes from the Editor: Fairies in Farmborough? Hello everyone. “It is understood that the beauty of a rain- As I write, 23rd July, it is exactly 4 months bow does not negate the ravages of any since Boris Johnson announced the UK’s storm. When a rainbow appears, it does lockdown owing to the worldwide corona‐ not mean that the storm never happened virus pandemic. STAY HOME, PROTECT THE or that we are not stll dealing with its NHS, SAVE LIVES was the slogan, and we afermath. It means that something beaut- did! Mostly, the populaton complied. We ful and full of light has appeared in the stayed at home. So, no Farmborough Flyer midst of darkness and clouds. Storm clouds since the April one, as there was nothing to may stll hover, but the rainbow provides a report on. Everything was closed. And counterbalance of colour, energy and now, the slogan has changed to STAY hope” Anonymous ALERT, CONTROL THE VIRUS, SAVE LIVES as I felt this quote, exactly, sums up our posi‐ the government eases lockdown. And so, I ton right now with the pandemic. And for decided to bring out an August Flyer, as Farmborough Village, ‘something beautful things get going again. Most people have and full of light appeared in the midst of responded to my poll(s) saying they would [our] darkness’ of lockdown.
  • DECEMBER 2012 at 7.15P.M

    DECEMBER 2012 at 7.15P.M

    MINUTES OF A MEETING OF PUBLOW WITH PENSFORD PARISH COUNCIL HELD ON MONDAY 10th DECEMBER 2012 AT 7.15p.m. AT THE MEMORIAL HALL PUBLOW LANE PENSFORD Chairman: Mr T Heaford Vice-Chairman: Mrs J Stephenson Cllr P Edwards, Mrs J Gully, Mrs S Grimes. Clerk: Mrs J Bragg 1) Members of the Public: There were none present. The Parish Council were saddened to learn that past Parish Council member Mrs Loney had recently lost her husband Malcolm. 2) Apologies for Absence were received from Mr S Filer, Mr L Seymour, Mr J Kelly, Mr P Wareham. 3) Minutes of Monday 12 th NOVEMBER 2011 after being circulated and read were signed as a correct record 4) Matters Arising from the previous minutes: Community Awards: A poem submitted by Jane Flower to the Church Magazine relating to her award was noted. Plaque for Allotment Gate: Clerk to follow up. Chew Valley Gazette to be invited to take a photograph. Notice boards: Have now been made and are awaiting glazing. It is hoped to have a new board installed by the Post Office before Christmas. Lock Up Key: Clerk to follow up with Mr Filer. Car Parking Proposals: Mrs Seymour had spoken with B&NES regarding the possible installation of a pavement by the Lock Up. This will be followed up in January. Car Park, Church Street ownership was discussed. Allotment Site: Progressing with no problems. Hinton Organics Site: The Hinton Organics site and the roads surrounding remain a concern with complaints being lodged with Highways regarding the road condition. The height of the debris on site is questioned.