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Riverside Caravan and Camping Park and Country Club South Molton www.visitsouthmolton.co.uk/community-news For local events and information please see inside Chulmleigh Old Fair- Tuesday 25th to Sunday 30th July 2017 Different events each day. Full details in Free programme booklet from local Libraries, Tourist Information Centres, Newsagents etc. Make it a day out and visit Chulmleigh on the Traditional Fair Day, Wednesday 26th July. There’s something for everyone, where else can you go where car parking is Free? Interesting and unusual Crafts and Gifts from around 50 stallholders at the Country Market in the streets around the centre of Chulmleigh (a few £12 spaces available, be quick - phone 01769 580276). This year the Flower Festival is hosted by the Methodist Church and held in the Congregational Church. Do find time to visit this interesting building with its Minstrels Gallery. The Open Golf Challenge welcomes all ages or there’s the Pavement Artists Competition for the little ones. Walk around to see the Scarecrow Competition entries or have a go at the Window Spotting Competition. Refreshments in the Town Hall when you need a break. Of course, there are all the traditional attractions plus more at the Country Fair, just a short walk from the centre, including the Sheep Show, Flower Show, Vintage Vehicles, Dog Show, good choice of Food includes Hog Roast, pasties by Baker George, Crepes, Cream Teas, Ice Creams etc while you listen to the Jazz Band. Plenty to keep the youngsters occupied with the Climbing Wall, Inflatables including a slide and dome, Penalty Shoot Out, Memory Lane, the Ladder Man. Look forward to seeing you, more details 01769 580276. SDG. RIVERSIDE CARAVAN AND CAMPING PARK AND COUNTRY CLUB SOUTH MOLTON ENTERTAINMENT FOR JULY 80’S WEEKEND FRIDAY 7th JULY - TINA TURNER TRIBUTE New Wednesday Supporting Act Jason Toft SATURDAY 8TH JULY - ABBA TRIBUTE Morning Clinic at Supporting Act Jason Toft ENTRY BY TICKET ONLY [NOW ON SALE] Chulmleigh HOLIDAYS FOR CARAVANS, TENTS, Pavilion! LUXURY STATICS STILL AVAILABLE For more details: DONT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE OFF WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT Tel: 01769 572176 FOR FULL DETAILS or visit: PHONE: 01769 579269 www.marketvets.co.uk EMAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.exmoorriverside.co.uk RADLEY CROSS MARKET GARDEN Bingo at Brayford OPEN DAY Sunday 9th July 2-6pm Brayford Village Hall is hosting another fundrais- Come and look around. Entrance £3. Cream teas ing Bingo evening on Saturday 1st July. Doors £5. Flowers and produce for sale. Proceeds to open 7pm, eyes down 7.30pm. 10 game book is Giving Africa - www.givingafrica.org £5, with prize games for full line, two lines and full EAST RADLEY EX36 4PB 01769 550639 house. Fliers £1. The Bar will be open: snacks, coffee and tea Quiz and Carvery available. As before Anthony ‘Quizy’ Bawden and at the Sportsman's Inn, Sandyway 7 for 7.30pm, Steve ‘Herby’ Warren will be your Bingo Callers. Friday 7th July, in aid of the South Molton Parish Game books sold on the night. Please tell your Church Protect Appeal. Teams of up to 6, £11 friends! More information at facebook.com/ per person to include carvery main course. To Brayford Farmers Market. book your team (mentioning any special dietary requirements) ring 07831 468703/email heather- Mariansleigh Revel [email protected] by Monday 3rd July. * Mariansleigh Church Revel will be held at Ox- All welcome ham Hall on Saturday July 8th from 2pm Dog Show, Duck Race, Stalls, Teas for more infor- Summer Fete mation telephone 01769 550424 South Molton United C of E Primary School Fete * Mariansleigh Church Concert Sunday 9th July (Exeter Road, S Molton, EX36 4EN) is on Friday 6.30pm Revd Alastair Foreman will welcome Ad 21st July 2017 from 2-5pm. Stalls, games, re- Lib and Fran Evans for an evening of entertain- freshments, bouncy castle, face-painting, raffle ment; refreshments to follow. and much, much more! Quince Honey and South * Bingo at Mariansleigh Oxham Hall on Wednes- Molton Football Club will be there too! Come day 12th July 7.30pm along and see our brand new school. For further * Whist Drive at Mariansleigh Oxham Hall on information, please contact Debbie Quick 01769 Thursday July 13th 7.45pm 573103 Email: [email protected] All welcome (PTA Events Committee) Worlington Church Fete Mid Devon Show On the grounds of East Worlington House on Sat- The 24th Mid Devon how will be held at Knight- urday August 5th at 2pm. Something for every- shayes near Tiverton on Saturday 22nd July, one. The grand Worly Bargain Stall—100s of from at 9am. Tickets are available locally at items. Huge Draw. Coconut Shy. Lots of Games. Stags in S Molton Square. There is a full pro- Ice Creams. Cake Stall. Lottery. All home made gramme planned with several displays in the ring cakes and savouries for tea. Sports, Tug-of-war, including Motostunts International. For more in- Competitions in the Parish Hall. For more details formation see the brochure available at the Tour- please call 01884 860332. ist Information area at Amory House in East Street, S Molton or go to www.middevon show. co.uk or call 01884 820859 Advance Notice of Bishops Nympton Flower & Vegetable Show at the Par- Busking Success ish Hall on Saturday 12th August The West Buckland School buskers would like to To be opened at 3pm by Mr. Ian Cowl- thank the generous people of South Molton for ing, Chairman of Bishops Nympton Parish Coun- helping them to raise £130 for the Teenage Can- cil. Stalls, sideshows, teas. cer Trust on Saturday 20th May. Entry £1.50 adults, Children 50p Chimney sweeping Sunday Hetas and APICS registered South Molton Pannier Market Brush & vacuum 10am to 3pm Certificate issued Insured 16th July 15th October 20th August 19th November Call: Taylor Made Projects 17th September 17th December on 01271 900450 Visit www.pannierantiques.com to buy and sell antiques STRICTLY BEGINNERS BALLROOM Professionally led Dance Classes will start in Fly-tipping September 2017 North Devon Council successfully Sessions will run at Bishops Nympton, prosecuted two separate cases of fly-tipping in Bampton, and Chittlehamholt. May. Over £1,600 in fines and costs were or- For more information and to book your place, dered by the Court for the two offences, which Ring Lynne on 01769 550899, related to the use of unregistered waste carriers, or visit www.happy-feet-dance .co.uk who fly-tipped what they were paid to take away. This is a reminder that if you're having building Exmoor Pony Centre, work done, or are getting rid of any waste items, Ashwick, Dulverton TA22 9QE you must check that the person you pay to take it Well it’s certainly been a month to remember! away, is a registered waste carrier. Ask to see Our Crowdfunder campaign has been very suc- their permit, ensure you get a receipt and any cessful attracting 882 supporters who between other details, including a name, address and ve- them donated £35,000. Thanks to them we will hicle registration. Unscrupulous characters can not be closing after all, but have a real chance of come across as very helpful and plausible and securing our long term future. As a result of all will fly-tip waste anywhere they can, leaving the this wonderful publicity, we have seen a huge customer to face a court appearance and to pay increase in visitors at the Pony Centre. Our vol- potential fines. If you suspect that a waste carrier unteers and staff kept busy, meeting and greet- is bogus or if they refuse to issue you with a re- ing people and organising rides and taster ses- ceipt for carrying any waste, contact North Devon sions. This has shown us how desperately we Council on 01271 388870. To report littering, fly- need more volunteers to talk to visitors and gen- tipping or other environmental offences, please erally help around the Centre. If you are interest- contact [email protected]. ed, do please get in touch. You can also report incidents on the Council’s We currently have ponies grazing around Ex- website, www.northdevon.gov.uk/flytipping. moor. They have to be checked regularly: much of this is done by Linzi in addition to all her other tasks. Could you join our group of pony check- ers? Checkers would not be expected to under- The main prize winners of the South Molton Vin- take any handling tasks, just to report any prob- tage Rally raffle were Sue Gettings from Yeovil lems. Full information and support will be given. winning £200.00, Mrs Honeywill South Molton We need a part-time pony person to fill our usual won £100.00 and £50 went to Colin Hazell from seasonal vacancy to help Linzi and Lydia with the Bridgend. There were more than 30 other prize ponies, and with tasters and trekking. If you are a winners, all winners have been notified. rider and would like to join us for the season, A sincere thank you to all who bought raffle tick- please contact us or look on our website for the ets and to those who helped in any way to make job spec and send a CV and cover letter to the the rally happen. Paul Dayman, Chairman. Exmoor Pony Centre, Ashwick TA22 9QE. We are open every day except Tuesdays and Stuart’s Quirky Quotes! Saturdays. All riding must be booked in advance. 1) ‘Better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble Every Thursday in August we have our usual Ac- without.’ - Confucius. tivity Afternoons (12-3pm). Why not come and 2) ‘Joy, Temperance and Repose, meet the ponies, enjoy crafts, pony grooming and Slam the door on the Doctor’s nose’.
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