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35P FEBRUARY 2013 NT KN E OL R L B FEBRUARY 201335p LANZA HAIRCARE EST. 1994 HAIR BY DESIGN HAIR EXTENSION SPECIALISTS For the ultimate hairstyling experience we will make every clients visit unique, and work with you to create your own individual style. Sam is now offering RACOON HAIR EXTENSIONS, everything from simply refreshing your current style to developing a whole new image. Lisa, Rachael, Sam and Lauren thank all their existing clients for their continuous support. Hair by Design will be closed on Mondays A WARM WELCOME AWAITS ALL. Gift vouchers are available for all treatments The Pines, Brent Street, Brent Knoll Call us now on 01278 760 506 Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 3 The Parish of Three Saints St Christopher, Lympsham St Michael, Brent Knoll St Mary, East Brent BAPTISM WEDDING When do we hold baptisms? How do we book our wedding? - on the fourth or fifth Sunday of a month at - please contact our Parish Administrator in 12.15pm or 1.15pm; the Church Office, who will discuss with we normally have one family at each time, you availability of dates and times; will talk however, there may be occasions when we to you about the qualifying connection you have another child to baptise and so there have with the parish; and will take you and will be two families together; your fiancé’s details; - or at our regular worship on a Sunday - you will then be contacted by our vicar to morning at 10.00am; arrange a date to meet. There will be exceptions due to the church CHURCH OFFICE calendar Church Road, East Brent, TA9 4HZ How do you book a baptism? E-mail: [email protected] - collect an application form the Church Phone: 01278 769082 Office Open Tuesday & Wednesday, 10.00am-1.00pm & 2.00pm-4.00pm Churchwardens Miss Frances James 760 287 Mr Mike Smith 760 691 Services for February 2013 Date Service Time Church 3rd February Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham The Presentation of Christ All-Sorts-Worship 10.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll (Candlemas) 10th February Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Sunday before Lent Eucharist 10.00am St. Mary’s East Brent Celebration of Love for St Valentine’s Day 4.00pm St. John’s Highbridge 13th February Eucharist 7.30pm St. Mary’s East Brent Ash Wednesday 17th February Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham First Sunday of Lent Eucharist 10.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 24th February Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Mary’s East Brent Lent 2 Eucharist 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Evening Prayer – Said 6.30pm St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Every Tuesday Holy Communion 2.30pm St. Mary’s East Brent Every Wednesday Holy Communion 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham SIDESMEN ROTA 3rd February 10.00am Florence & Fleur Hale 10th February 8.00am Mike Champion 17th February 10.00am Tim & Jane Hannah 24th February 6.30pm Bruce Wingate CHURCH REGISTER Holy Matrimony Daniel Andrews & Katy Fell 4 METHODIST CHURCH Minister Revd. Andrew Biggs After depleting the local chemist of cold and flu remedies, I’ve managed to throw off the cold that has been doing its rounds like some viral form of “pass the parcel”. But despite all the bugs and viruses that arrive at the beginning of each year, I’ve always quite liked February. Lights are being turned on later, snowdrops and daffodils are popping their heads through and the promise of Spring is in the air. Saying that, it will now probably snow for the whole month and I’ll be eating my words, but I’m still hoping! Of course February also brings the start of Lent. As well as attending Lent courses, I shall repeat my performance of last year by giving up bread and cheese over the period. I say “performance” as friends and shoppers alike looked at me strangely as I pressed my face up to local delis’ windows and I resembled the “Bisto kid” every time I passed a bakers. I donated over £25 to charity last year on my savings so it was worth the pain. Brent Knoll’s Emmaus course met for the first time this year in January at the start of its new “term”. All are welcome. It is a chance to explore our spiritual journey and share our experiences in faith. And, of course, enjoy coffee, biscuits and a good chat at the end. God bless. Rosemary Krull Preachers for February at 10.30am 3rd February : Rev Andrew Biggs 10th February : Rev Pam Pembro 17th February : Mr Michael King (Vice President of Conference) / Rev Carol Gill (East Brent) 24th February : Mr Chris Luker Toddlers It is lovely to welcome everyone back for the Spring Term, hearing all about your Christmas celebrations and what presents you received - bicycles were obviously very popular! The toddlers have been busy producing some beautiful paintings as well as colouring pictures for our Winter display boards - their artwork is wonderful. Just to remind you that there will be no Toddlers on Tuesday 12th February as it is half-term week. Jane Fun in February Just another reminder for Fun in February everyone - the date is February 16th at around 10am - don't forget that drinks and biscuits are brought round by the wonder girls and then there is a ploughman’s lunch to revive everyone - all free of course! We seem to have enough potential hedge layers, but if anyone is interested, let me know in case anyone drops out or I have miscounted! It will cost about £25 and if anyone has billhooks, slashers, loppers, etc., bring them along. Everyone welcome, even as moral support, so see you there, fingers crossed that the weather is as kind as it usually is. Sue Boss CAN U HELP? Can you spare about an hour, once a month, to deliver “Brent Knoll News” in Brent Street. If you can help, please contact Elaine and Eddie Fuller on 760 308. EF 5 Kingfisher Windows Local Family Business Est. 1986 by John Fisher For all your Windows, Doors, Cladding and Conservatory needs Tel: 01278 760 616 www.kingfishercheddar.co.uk Come and see us at our showroom Unit 8, Mill Batch Farm East Brent, Somerset. TA9 4JN PC Problems, Upgrades, Call now for a free no obligation quote Internet We will aim to beat © connections all written quotes Get your computer fixed on site, at Part P Qualified your convenience. 17th Edition Very reasonable rates Inspection & Testing Fully qualified Fully Insured No callout fee, Registered 7 day local service PC Doctor Tel: 01934 811557 Mobile: 07867 642 542 24 Brent Street, Brent Knoll, Somerset Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 6 Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 7 Notes from the Parish Council Meeting 7th January, 2013 KEY ISSUES RAISED AND DECISIONS TAKEN A number of residents attended the meeting to explain the individual problems that have arisen during the recent Weather conditions Footpaths and Highways Issues Raised Two Stiles at Windy Ridge and Brent Corner have now been re-established. Footpath to the north of Reservoir is in need of attention. The Road between Manor Ride and Post office is in a poor state. Village Green Matters Issues Raised The fence at the rear of the Green needs more robust attention than that previously thought and contractors will be approached. The Green in a poor state with increasing water issues. Decisions Taken To make good the fencing at the rear of the green. Communications The recent Survey sent to local residents will be considered and collated in early February. The New Website is now live. Grant applications Received These will be considered at the precept setting meeting on 21st January. Planning Matters 24/12/00023: Amended Plans for Dayroom / utility at East Brent. These plans made no material difference, therefore the Council made no further observations. 07/12/00048: Arboreal Tree management issues at the Willows. The Parish Council Supported this application on the grounds of good Arboreal Practice. Matters of Consideration Toilet Block On-going issues on this refurbishment matter. Speed Indicator Device Deferred until we can ascertain more information with SCC. Knoll Footpath More technical advice needed before proceeding with this project. Additions to Play Equipment The Council have continued the application process for funding. Multi Agency Meeting This will take place on the 17th January between SCC, Bristol Water, Environment agency and the Drainage Board. Full details of the meeting can be found on the minutes published on the website or by obtaining a copy from the Clerk. Next meeting – February 4th, with provisional planning meeting February 18th. Meetings start at 7.30pm in the Jubilee Room, at the rear of the Parish Hall. Owen J Cullwick, Iona, 32 Oak Tree Place Burnham-on-Sea Somerset TA8 2LH Tel No 01278 794 463 email [email protected] 8 Brent Knoll Carol Singers Thank you to all the generous people of Brent Knoll who opened their doors to our carol singing group on the 20th December and helped to raise £132.17 for the Grand Appeal, which is trying to improve facilities for the neonatal department in Bristol Children’s Hospital. That was a splendid sum and we are all very grateful to you for your kindness. Jane Yates Give Barn Owls a New Home Somerset residents are being asked to help protect one of the county’s most iconic species this Winter, with the launch of Somerset Wildlife Trust’s barn owl appeal.
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