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SEPTEMBER 50p BRENT TREE SERVICES Proprietor David Bateman NCH(Arb)1994 : Tech. Cert.(Arbor.A)2011 FOR ALL ASPECTS OF TREE WORK Fully Insured 19 Killarney Ave, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset TA8 1NB TEL: 01278 787187 Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 3 3 The Parish of Three Saints St Christopher, Lympsham St Michael, Brent Knoll St Mary, East Brent Contacts Baptisms Priest-in-Charge Reverend Kevin Wright To arrange the Baptism contact the Church Administrator. The Rectory, 3 Ash Trees, East Brent, Somerset, TA9 4DQ Tel 01278 760844 or Mobile 07764 170463 e-mail - [email protected] Weddings Friday is the Vicar's day off Weddings can be arranged by contacting our Church Church Administrator – Mrs Carole Carter Administrator who will discuss with you availability of dates. Church Office, Church Road, East Brent, Somerset, TA9 4HZ Tel 01278 769082 Funerals e-mail [email protected] Office is open Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10.00 – 1.00 Your chosen Funeral Director will contact our Priest-in- Website www.theparishofthreesaints.org.uk Charge or Church Administrator to arrange your requirements. Churchwardens ******************* Details can be found in Church porch or on our website. Visit our website – www.theparishofthreesaints.org.uk Services for September 2019 . Service Time Church 1st September Holy Communion – Trad. 8.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Trinity 11 All Age Communion 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham 8th September Holy Communion – Trad. 8.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Trinity 12 H.C.-Common Worship 1 10.00am St. Mary’s East Brent 15th September Holy Communion – Trad. 8.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Trinity 13 H.C.-Common Worship 1 10.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 22nd September Holy Communion – Trad. 8.00am St. Mary’s East Brent Trinity 14 H.C.-Common Worship 1 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Evening Prayer 6.30pm St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 29th September St Michael & All Angels H.C.-Common Worship 1 10.00am St. Mary’s East Brent St Michael’s Sidesmen Rota 8th September 8.00am Sally Wingate 14th September 10.00am Tim & Jane Hannah 22nd September 6.30pm Gerard Keele Church Register – At Rest Pauline Brenda Jackson Coffee Morning - Saturday 7th September There will be a coffee morning at Meadow Vale, 167 Brent Street on Saturday 7th 10.30am – 12.30pm. Bring and buy home-grown or homemade if possible and a raffle. The proceeds will go towards the funds for raising money for the new roof over the North Aisle in St Michael’s Church. The urgency is even greater since the lead was stolen exposing the unique medieval carved wooden ceiling. It is temporarily covered in the hope of keeping out more rain, which has already saturated the wood. All welcome. Jackie Gilbert and Sally Wingate SEPTEMBER BRENT KNOLL NEWS 44 METHODIST CHURCH (www.brentknollmethodistchurch.com) Minister Revd. Steve Bennett Happy New Year! No - I haven’t had too much sun (chance would be a fine thing as at the time of writing it's still August and it's tipping it down). But September marks the beginning of the new church year and to celebrate it, we have decided to do something different here at the Methodist Chapel. On the last Sunday of each month, we are going to have an informal time of fellowship together enjoying cake, refreshments, singing and activities. We hope this will be a time where villagers of all ages who may not be able to come to church on a Sunday morning are able to come and join us at a different time. These times of fellowship will be following the themes of the season and this month, we shall be meeting up on Sunday 29th September at 4pm in the school room to celebrate all things harvest. Do come along and enjoy the fun and fellowship. We shall be celebrating our traditional harvest festival on Sunday 15th September at 10.30am. The church will be decorated with local produce, which shall be distributed around various charities in the area following the service. All donated tinned goods will be donated to the Foodbank. The service will be followed up by a shared lunch together to which all are welcome. Margaret Trapp will continue to lead our ecumenical time of fellowship on the first Monday of each month. We shall meet up on Monday 2nd September at 2.30pm in the church. And again, all, of course, are welcome to join us. A big thank you to all who supported our August coffee mornings. At the time of writing, we have not held them all, so I am unable to let you know the amount of monies raised for charity. I will let you know the amounts next month - but a big thank you in advance to all who have helped raise money for these much needed causes. In the meantime, it’s all change for our young people as they start school, change schools or move up a class. Our thoughts and our prayers are very much with them all at this challenging yet exciting time in their lives. From all of us at Brent Knoll Methodist Church, we wish you every blessing. Rosemary Krull Preachers for September at 10.30am 1st September : Rev Stanley Pipet (Holy Communion) 8th September : Mr Len Horlock 15th September : Rev Steve Bennett (Harvest Festival) 22nd September : Own arrangement 29th September : Mr Chris Luker Toddlers Can’t wait to hear what our toddlers have been up to during the Summer holidays when we return for the start of the new term on Tuesday 10th September. We all had great fun on our Summer outing to Court Farm, enjoying the milking demonstration and tractor rides as well as meeting some horses, Shetland ponies, pigs and donkeys. We will be thinking of Alice and Summer as they start school in September. Looking forward to seeing everyone else on 10th. Jane BRENT KNOLL NEWS SEPTEMBER Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 7 7 Brent Knoll Parish Council Meeting Summary – July & August 2019 Meeting Attendance 9 Councillors; Cler Owen Cullwick and 10 members of the public. Minutes of the une meeting. The Minutes of the 5th une meeting were approed as true and accurate reflections of that meeting. eclarations of Pecuniary Preudicial and Personal interest declared:- Cllrs declared interests as appropriate details aailable in minutes on the website). Planning Considerations Cllrs haing declared interests left the room as reuired. 07/19/00020 ariation of Condition 2 of planning permission 078400007 Erection of a dwelling , garage/store and coered swimming pool and use of eisting access thereto) to epand the use to include rural and agricultural worers at Dobunni, Wic Road, ympsham, BS24 OHA. Response The Parish Council supported the application to vary condition 2 on the following grounds A sensible recognition of a successful farm diersification as well acnowledging changes in the wider rural economy and that the ariation fulfils the Council Policy, whilst also presering the original intent of the agricultural condition. 07/19/00021 Wors to Trees at 3, The Coombe Brent Street Brent noll TA9 4D Response The tree in uestion has TO in place, which is aimed at the protection of trees of interest and there are no identified reasons proided for the remoal of this tree. Key Matters agreed, and resolutions approved- 1. ocal Speedwatch resentation for further recruitment. 2. Wors approed for issing ates and Hand rails on the Knoll footpath. 3. Approal for Contribution from arish Council to the new installation of issing gate on the newly dierted footpath. 4. To consider the costs of a new SID nit. To purchase a new SID Deice to assist speed controls in the illage. 6. Approe safety signage on the illage green close to the Rhyne. 7. To reuest brushes and mirrors and a bin in the ladies toilet cleaning contractor. 8. B Sports to meet members of the Council on 8th August on the green. 9. To approe planning group terms of reference for the newly elected team. 10. To confirm planning training attendance at the District planning seminars July. 11. To confirm a Tendering Process for the illage Contract. (August meeting. 12. To confirm a Code of Conduct training Session on 30th September 6.30pm. Finance Matters. All ayments as listed on the agenda were approed unanimously. Full copy of the minutes is aailable on the website, and also from the Cler. Forthcoming meetings. Net main meeting Wednesday eptemer th pm for the public session, followed by the main meeting of the arish Council. arish Surgery for anyone to isit the Parish Council with local issues. This will be at .30pm-pm. Proisional Planning meeting if reuired on Wednesday 18th September at 7pm: no surgery on this date. Owen J Cullwick, [email protected] el 91 445 5 SEPTEMBER BRENT KNOLL NEWS 88 A time for grace and patience September is the month when schools go back, harvest services are being planned, and the College of Bishops takes place. Yippee! Actually I’m not being sarcastic. Of course there’s always a sense of this is a month when many of us feel ‘back at work’. It can seem a busy month with lots to challenge us. However, we do have some agency in how we approach the tasks of daily living, don’t we? So, for instance, at the College of Bishops this month, we shall do more work on ‘Living in Love and Faith’, the theology, social anthropology, biblical scholarship and scientific knowledge being considered as the Church reflects on issues of human identity, sexuality and marriage.
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