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Exmoor National Park’s popular Dark Skies Festival is set to go ahead as businesses across the region prepare to deliver a host of ‘Covid- friendly’ events in celebration of the region’s spectacular starry night skies. With so many Festivals and other occasions off-the-cards this year, it’s hoped the celebration - organ- ised by Exmoor National Park Authority - will provide a much needed boost to the local economy and a fresh way of enjoying the stunning beauty of the area at a traditionally less-busy time of year. Ranger-guided night walks, stargazing suppers, dusk safaris and expert astronomy talks are among the many events planned, along with some brand-new experiences such as Dark Sky Boat Adventures and Well-Being Retreats under the stars. All have been thoroughly risk-assessed to ensure they can be enjoyed safely, with advanced booking a requirement for all events due to limits on group sizes and makeup. For those who would rather help celebrate the National Park’s dark skies from home, there will also be on-line events focused on stargazing, nocturnal wildlife and the importance of dark skies. Follow #ExmoorDSF on social media for updates or sign up to Exmoor National Park’s Dark Skies newsletter on the website. Katrina Munro coordinates the festival for Exmoor National Park Authority: the Festival events programme and booking information is at www.exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk/ darkskiesfestival. If you'd like to know more about the festival in general or events then please contact the specific event organiser or Katrina Munro on 01398 322236 or email Katrina on [email protected] HOLISTIC Riverside & BEAUTY Caravan THERAPIST & Camping Park In a warm, calm & quiet room Fishing Lakes Just a few of the treatments I offer Open to Local Anglers FACIALS MASSAGE REFLEXOLOGY WAXING MANICURE PEDICURE Specimen Carp & Gift Vouchers Available Mixed Carp Fishing Day Tickets Only Zoe Guilar 07706 685345 01769 540796 Call to Book Due to Limited Swims Available [email protected] Chittlehamholt 01769 579269 Sean & Kate's gardening services Chulmleigh Rural Cinema Returns with Emma (U) on Friday 8th October Hedge cutting, small tree removal, shrub pruning, and The Personal History of David Copperfield border planting and maintenance, lawn mowing on Friday 13th November, at the Pavilion, Leigh For a friendly and reliable service ring Road, Chulmleigh. Doors open 6.45pm, films Sean on 07774218349 or start 7.30pm. Kate on 07801832819 During the pandemic seats are limited and ad- or e-mail [email protected] vance booking is required no later than two days prior, call 01837 83307 email merryman@ wait- Naturally Healthy Month rose.com. Tickets £5 (Chulmleigh Society Now more than ever we recognise the im- £4.50), drinks (£2) and icecream (£1.50) accept- portance of being active in outdoor spaces and ed via internet or telephone banking or cheque. connecting to nature. Naturally Healthy October Pre-paid refreshments will be served to your so- is all about getting outside and enjoying Devon’s cially distanced seats. amazing natural environment and feeling happier Supported by Chulmleigh & District Society and healthier for it. Activities could include walk- ing, cycling, gardening, wild swimming or even The Edgemoor Walking Challenge was bird watching. There is something for everyone! planned as a fun event to bring communities to- During October Active Devon and Devon County gether by walking fourautumn walks, throughout Council on behalf of the Devon Local Nature the Edgemoor group of parishes. Partnership (DLNP) will be sharing lots on being Unfortunately, it has had to be postponed due to Naturally Healthy. Keep an eye on social media new government legislation. However, we aim to @activedevon and @Devon_LNP. hold it in March 2021. Please also ensure you follow current govern- ment guidance when being active outside and accessing open spaces safely. An Eye for Life Devon’s Naturally Healthy initiative is led by the James Ravilious 1939-1999 Devon Local Nature Partnership. It brings togeth- Photographer James Ravilious took over 80,000 er a wide range of partners from health, wellbe- black and white images in North Devon capturing ing, community and environment sectors to en- all aspects of local life: landscape, farming, eve- sure that everyone in Devon is happier and ryday life in the local towns and villages, and their healthier through increased connection to nature. special occasions. To find out more on Naturally Healthy October A free exhibition is on at the Museum of Barnsta- and how to get involved visit www.activedevon. ple and North Devon in Barnstaple until 30th No- org/naturally-healthy or www.naturaldevon. vember, displaying a selection of photographs org.uk/priorities-and-projects/ from ’s collection. Call 01271 346747 for more information. Are you considering adoption? High Bickington Apple Day Families for Children is holding online information With Orchards Live on 11th October from 10am- sessions to help you find out more. 3pm at High Bickington Community Centre. This You will hear from adopters and talk to our expe- year due to circumstances there is Apple Juicing rienced adoption team about how you can adopt, only. Refreshments if possible. Further information: the qualities needed and of course about the chil- Jeff Adams - [email protected] dren waiting. Book at https://familiesfor children. org.uk/book- Spanish Conversation group: we are a small online-information-event or call 01271 612004 friendly group that is meeting up on Zoom at the Thursday 8th October 4-5.30pm moment to practise speaking in Spanish. For fur- Thursday 12th November 4-5.30pm ther details, please contact [email protected] Chimney sweeping Plantwise Nurseries A361 N Molton Junction Open Every Day 11am til 5.30pm 07434 793896 Plantwise@southmolton or find us on Hetas and APICS registered Facebook Brush & vacuum Fruit, Flowers & Great range of Col- Certificate issued Insured Foliage— ready to ourful Plants, Shrubs plant NOW! & Bulbs ready to plant NOW! Call: Taylor Made Projects Trees for all types of gar- Trees for Loads of Terracotta on 01271 900450 dens & locations All Seasons Pots & Compost. Support your frontline healthcare heroes 10 year old avid rugby fan Ryan Mahajan is hop- ing to raise thousands for frontline healthcare heroes, after coming up with the idea of design- ing and selling a rainbow coloured rugby shirt THURSDAY & SATURDAY and rugby ball. Ryan’s family run Aramis Rugby, from 8.30am-1.30pm based in S Molton which provides clothing and 01769 575523 equipment to the rugby world. After sketching his ideas up on a pad at home, the design team Funding for community sports facilities brought his creations to life and a specially de- North Devon Council’s Strategy and Resources signed rugby shirt, rugby ball (and face masks) Committee have agreed to allocate over £19,000 are now available to purchase from their website! of funding towards improvements to community 100% of the sale is being kindly donated to North spaces in the district. Devon Hospice as well as the charity for North Just over £9,000 will go towards drainage works Devon District Hospital, Over & Above with all at South Molton Rugby Club. They have three production costs being absorbed by Aramis. pitches distributed across three sites in the town Ryan realised that he needed to do something to used by approximately 40 adults and 200 juniors help care for the people who are caring for oth- on a weekly basis. Carrying out drainage works ers during the pandemic. He said “I felt bad that will allow more playing time on the pitches and while we are safe inside our homes, the ensure they do not become flooded. healthcare workers are working to save lives, Under Section 106 of the Town and Country sometimes risking their own. I want to raise a lot Planning Act 1990, contributions can be sought of money for healthcare workers as they don’t from developers towards the costs of providing sometimes get to see their loved ones because extra community and social infrastructure as a of working in hospitals and hospices. I want to result of the impact of a new development. thank them for helping sick people and for help- These contributions can only be used for certain ing us during coronavirus.” things, but are used primarily for public open The special, limited edition rainbow coloured rug- space projects. by shirts and balls (plus face masks) are availa- ble to purchase now Pease visit www.aramis Free Coaching From New Start Devon! rugby.co.uk/charity to get your hands on them Delivered in partnership with us, New Start Dev- before they sell out! on fully funded one-to-one coaching and work- shops for start-ups, early stage businesses and Two Moors Festival people thinking of starting a business. The Festival is thrilled to announce a new part- Those eligible for Enterprise Coaching are peo- nership with the recently formed international ini- ple in rural towns and locations in Devon who tiative, Momentum: Our Future Now. Launched have a great idea and are struggling to get it off by Barbara Hannigan and Sir Antonio Pappano the ground and also existing founders and entre- at Snape Maltings, Momentum sees leading so- preneurs with existing micro businesses to grow. loists and conductors supporting younger col- Watch out for a mix of events, workshops, face- leagues by bringing them onto main stage pro- to-face, telephone and online coaching, plus an e fessional engagements, for which they will re- -learning resource! ceive a fee. The Two Moors Festival has always Two new business events will also be running in been committed to supporting young artists and the near future! we will be welcoming rising star young tenor Nick To indicate initial interest in attending these, Pritchard to sing Beethoven's An die ferne please contact [email protected].
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