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MERR OTT MESSENGER
News from the Merriott Heritage Trust
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Scout Group appeal for help
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Spring Awaits 4
A word of caution - Crewkerne Rural Beat Team
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Merriott in the snow 6
Merriott Gardening Club AGM
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Our Sponsors 8
Y o u r e d i t o r i a l t e a m :
John Bowman 74077
Lesley Burnham 351785
Marion Biggs 74170
Peter Bryans 78182
Jane Jackson 74162
Janet Lailey 271008
Ann Lawrence 78461
Eric Vose 351857
Paula Bateman 271175
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merriottmessenger@ gmail.com
Delivered free to 1,000 homes www.merriottvillage.org.uk April 2018
The information and views in the Merriott Messenger are those provided by the named individual contributors and are not necessarily supported by the Editorial Team. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the information given is accurate, the Merriott Messenger cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions. Copy date for the May issue is 12th April.
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Our AGM will take place on 22nd April, 2018 at 3pm. Children welcome.
This year we will be looking for new members to join the committee and to fill the various main roles:
Chairperson
Treasurer
Secretary
Other roles include, bar management, entertain-ment, fundraising and maintenance.
We are also asking various regular users of the Club to have a representative on the committee .
Without a Committee, the Club is unable to run so your input and attendance is vital to enable us to keep this community building open and able to provide the village and surrounding area with events for everyone.
Finally you will note that our usual March AGM has been moved; this is due to unforeseen circumstances.
30th March - Easter Bingo, eyes down 7.30pm
31st March - Community Easter event and Disco, starting 6pm
7th April - Pool competition starting at 7pm, pop into club to sign up. Money raised going to charity.
Lorraine Clarke
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P u b l i c S p e a k i n g a t M e r r i o t t F i r s t S c h o o l
Well done to Year 4s Jonathan and Caitlin who represented Merriott First School at the first ever Young Voices competition organised by the Rotary Club of Ilminster.
They both had to speak on the subject of Fair Trade to a hall packed full of local dignitaries, parents, other contestants and a panel of three judges. They did lots of research on the subject and had really interesting speeches on Fair Trade cotton and gold.
The next event like this is a poetry recital taking part at the Ilminster Literacy Festival in June. All children will start learning poems by heart and winners will be selected to go forward to the recital.
If you have experience of public speaking and would be willing to help coach children, please do get in touch with Mr Caswell, Deputy Headteacher.
Merriott First School 01460 72547
M e r r i o t t S o c i a l C l u b
Photo: Jonathan, Year 4
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7pm Saturday 14th
April
See page 7 for further details
M e r r i o t t V i l l a g e H a l l - A G M All are welcome to attend the Annual General
Meeting which will be held at the Hall on Monday April 9th at 6.30pm.
It is particularly important that the community lets the Trustees know what it wants from the Hall – this is a good opportunity for views to be expressed.
John Bowman
See page 6 regarding how you can support our local theatre, The Warehouse, Ilminster, whilst enjoying beautiful flower arrangements and refreshments.
Friday 4th May 2018 at
The Great Tithe Barn Haselbury Mill
From 7.30pm till late Music From Crooked Furrow
Tickets £15 In Aid Of Merriott Pre School
To include a pulled pork roll or veg option Tickets available from Merriott Pre School on
01460 77922 or Katherine Rooke 0777 5805621
Church Services in April
Sun 1st Easter Sunday
10.30am Communion, Merriott Church
6.30am Sunrise Service with Easter Fire at Jubilee Wood, Hinton St George
Sun 8th 9.30am Parish Communion
Sun 15th Family Service
Sun 22nd 10.00am Sung Communion
Sun 29th 10.00am Benefice Communion at Dinnington - ‘A Celebration of the Natural World’
Our Annual Church Meeting is at 7.30pm on Monday 23rd April, at the Tithe Barn. Please come and hear about recent activities and plans for the future. Wine and ‘nibbles’ served from 7pm.
Tithe Barn Committee: We are looking for one or two village members to help with the running and development of the Tithe Barn. Please get in touch if you are interested.
Eco-Lent and beyond: It’s been great to hear from those of you who have taken on an environmental challenge or activity during Lent. Please send us your ideas or what you have been up to so that we can share and celebrate what’s been going on.
Rev Julia Hicks
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N e w s f r o m A l l S a i n t s
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The Trustees recently met for the Trust’s 3rd Annual General Meeting to receive and discuss reports of progress with village projects funded wholly or in part from the endowment left by the late Cathy Herriman.
Regular users of Shyner’s Lane will have noticed that the full width of the path-way has now been restored, enabling couples to walk together and for buggies to pass with ease once again. The Trust is hoping to find financial help from the Local Authorities for repairs to the sur-face to prevent a repeat encroachment of soil which has so limited the path in recent years. Our Trustee tasked with caring for the natural environment has been discussing ownership issues with local residents whose gardens back on to the lane so that work can begin to remove some invasive plants and shrubs and replant with more suitable species. We are grateful for any cooperation and are appreciative of the management being carried out by some of the nearby residents.
At the Village Hall, with the support of the Trust, stonemason, Geoff Gale, has repaired the damaged “stonework”
around the main entrance. This was no simple matter as Geoff had to mould and
insert new sections and replicate the reconstituted mix which was used in the building’s con-struction in 1924/5.
Since my last report in October 2017, the Trust has taken over responsibility for maintain-ing Broadway Garden. This attractive feature was planted and cared for by a volunteer team for many years but the task had become too onerous for the diminishing band of helpers. We were asked if the Trust would take it over and we were only too pleased to do so. Some local residents will remember that the garden is the site of two shops and five cottages, the final shop being demol-
ished in 1983 for road widening and to improve the junctions.
We have acquired two examples of Merriott’s alcoholic past – a container used by William Webber, who was a Merriott Wine & Spirit Merchant, and a large cider flagon from Merriott Brewery, now Vine House in Broadway. We also have acquired a copy of the first O/S map to include Merriott from the 1810 survey. What a small settlement it was in those days.
Work on reviewing and cataloguing the Merriott records held by Crewkerne Museum, mostly the lifetime collection of Queenie Dodge, is well on the way to completion. We are also trying to uncov-er the history behind two of Merriott’s notable developments, Moorlands House and Shyner’s Terrace and Shyner’s House (now Greystones). The social history connected with the builders, owners and occupiers is an unfolding study of the social history of prominent villagers. There is more to learn before we tell the stories in these pages.
Tony Hobbs, Chairman
N e w s f r o m t h e M e r r i o t t H e r i t a g e Tr u s t
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After
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P A G E 3 [email protected]
S c o u t G r o u p — A p p e a l f o r h e l p S p r i n g C l e a n - W o r k P a r t y
Saturday 14th April
9.30am - 11.30am
Merriott Church
We would very much welcome lots of volunteers at our Spring Clean work party.
There will be jobs in the churchyard - like hedge trimming, wilderness taming and general tidying – and we will also be spring
cleaning inside the church. Refreshments available.
Bring suitable clothing and tools.
More details from Tom Jones (240615) and Robin Gilkes (75549).
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The residents and staff at Moorlands Residential Home recently enjoyed a visit from “Star” the Therapy Horse, along with her owners Steve and April Kibby.
The therapy horses visit hospitals and care homes across the county to bring smiles to the patients and residents.
Whilst at Moorlands everyone was able to ask questions about the horse and the rest of her family and the work they do.
They also enjoyed making a big fuss of Star who was extremely well behaved!
Jayne Dadzitis
Manager
MANOR FARM’s OWN!
The new season has started at Manor Farm,
Merriott. We are ploughing land,
planting seeds and readying ground for growing a
wide variety of seasonal vegetables. We are also
now able to supply additional veg as well as
continuing with our own fresh eggs, farm pressed cider, apple juice and
cottage style cut flowers. Our daffodils are looking particularly lovely at the moment.
As we now have our own ‘egg packing’ station, we can even supply bulk quantities of fresh
eggs too. If you want a variety of fresh produce,
please come and visit our small rural farm shop and
see for yourself.
Manor Farm, Lower Street, Merriott, TA16 5NP
Tel: 07963 102258
Email: [email protected]
Like us on facebook @manorfarmsownmerriott
I am the Group Scout Leader at Hinton St George Scout Group. Our base is the Tithe Barn in Merriott and we have three lively sections meeting on Thursday evenings; Beavers 5-6pm, Cubs 6-7.30pm and Scouts 7.30-9pm. We run a varied programme of indoor/outdoor activities and
camps and have a great deal of enthusiasm for introducing our young people to new experiences and skills.
This term, for example, we've visited Crewkerne Fire Station, tried Karate, and practised our Archery skills. However, we have recently lost our Scout Leader, who has retired after many years in Scouting and are desperately in need of adult volunteers to help us support the Scout Group.
Anyone interested in helping, or with a child who may want to try a session, should contact Deb Cummings at [email protected] or on 07966 047953. Deb Cummings, Group Scout Leader
Hinton St George Scout Group
R e s i d e n t s w e l c o m e d a n u n u s u a l v i s i t o r t o
M o o r l a n d s R e s i d e n t i a l H o m e
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S p r i n g A w a i t s
P A G E 4 [email protected]
M e r r i o t t M e s s e n g e r
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The winter months are generally a quiet time with regard to maintenance. It is difficult to do much when the footpaths are so muddy.
But now that spring is just around the corner we will be turning our attention to repairs and renovation during the spring and summer months. Indeed, as this copy of the Messenger goes to print, we will be working on paths with some drainage issues (see photos). Also, following an alert from a Merriott resident, we have been dealing with a 'sink hole' on a popular footpath in conjunction with the county rights of way team.
Those of you who use Shyners Terrace will have seen a great improvement there. Our thanks go to the Merriott Heritage Trust who have undertaken responsibility for the maintenance of this path. More improve-ments are planned for the future with the planting of more appropriate shrubs.
Finally, I am pleased to welcome Miriam and Steve as new members to our group of vol-unteers. They have a lot to offer and we look forward to their contribution to the group.
John Goldie (Parish Path Liaison Officer)
M e r r i o t t F o o t p a t h G r o u p
Our spring flowers are eagerly awaited; snowdrops and crocus are soon joined by daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths and prim-roses. Many of these garden favourites are woodland plants evolved to flower before the tree canopy above has fully grown. This makes them easy to incorporate in our gardens, under shrubs in a border, or around a tree in the lawn.
These small gems are soon followed by some beautiful garden flowers. Brunnera is a tough plant that has masses of dainty Forget-me-not like flowers and looks lovely with Tulips, Dicentra or Bleeding Heart giving some height with it’s arching stems of pendant heart-shaped pink or white flowers. Self sown Aquilegia or Granny’s Bonnets mingle with Lady’s Mantle (Alchemilla Mollis) to soften and tie it all together.
The Garden at Lower Severalls Farmhouse and Nursery is open on Sunday 29th April 12 - 4pm in aid of locally based charity Akamba Aid Fund. Catherine Bond
C B Plants, Lower Severalls Nursery
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P A G E 5 [email protected]
Mobile Library @ Merriott School
Tuesday 3rd April
9.30 - 10.00
C o m m u n i t y P a v i l i o n
To book this fine village amenity for your get-together, please contact 01460 73771 or email: [email protected].
Only £20.00 per session.
Hinton St. George ‘Flix in the Stix’ presents
‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’ (PG), on Saturday 14th April in Hinton Village Hall at 7.30 pm. Tickets £5 in advance
from the Village Shop and Dorothy’s Tea Room, or £5.50 on the door. To reserve tickets please contact Bob Kefford on 01460 72563.
After leaving London for the English countryside, writer A.A. Milne starts to spin fanciful yarns about his son's growing collection of stuffed animals. These stories form the basis for "Winnie-the-Pooh".
We follow the adventures of A. A. Milne, his wife Daphne and their son Christopher Robin, the success of the books and how this impacts on their lives. Meanwhile the enchanting tales bring hope and comfort to the rest of post-war WW1 England still struggling with the aftermath of the conflict.
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Between 3rd and 8th March, three farms in and around the Haselbury Plucknett area were burgled and items including Horse tack and chain saws were stolen. A trailer containing a distinctive tarmac roller was stolen from West Chinnock. An observant resident also report-ed a black Astra hatchback acting suspiciously in West Chinnock during daytime hours on 5th March.
If you have been a victim or witness any suspicious incidents please report promptly by ringing 101 or 999 if urgent.
Please check the security of your premises and valuables. If you require any crime reduction advice, either leave a message for me on 101 or alternatively e-mail: [email protected]
Michelle Haimes, PCSO 8913 Crewkerne Rural Beat Team
“Freed from Shame”
Addressing the stigma of mental illness in the church
One in four people in church are affected by mental illness every year, a staggering figure which needs to be addressed. Happily, help is at hand and this simple book is an excellent guide, illustrated with several heartfelt personal stories. It sheds light on the reality of mental illness - not to condemn people, leaders or churches but to offer education, insight and practical advice on how to tackle this challenging problem. It looks at various mental health issues and how they affect everyone involved, topped off with real life stories which will resonant with everyone affected. Importantly, it also suggests how the church can create a supportive environment.
Paperback is available to order from www.freedfromshame.co.uk or kindle version from Amazon. Any comments or questions can be sent to [email protected] Dawn Holmes
L o c a l a u t h o r — D a w n H o l m e s
5th April - Pimms, Canapés and Glamour - a chance to dress up.
19th April – American Soldiers in Merriott in WW2 -
husbands, partners and friends welcome.
This group was started over 50 years ago by Pamela Golledge, the vicars wife. It was then the Young Wives Group. In those days, most young mums stayed at home or did seasonal fruit and potato picking, or home glove mak-ing, so it was an important part of social contact for them. Over the years quite e few of us have continued to meet and having long grown out of the original title, the name was changed to the Merriott Open Group. We meet twice a month in each other's houses and have a mixture of serious speakers fun events and coffee evenings . We are very sup-portive of each other and always welcome new members. We pay an annual £10 fee and either £1 for a coffee evening or £3 if we have a speaker, which can be either a fee or a donation to their chosen charity.
For further info contact Marion Biggs on 74170 or [email protected].
OPEN
GROUP
P A G E 6 [email protected]
M e r r i o t t M e s s e n g e r
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M e r r i o t t i n t h e s n o w We’ve received a number of photos of scenes around our beautiful village when the snow fell a few weeks ago. Many thanks to Paula Bateman and Liz Fisk.
During the Winter we have had a number of complaints of an increase in dog fouling around the village. It seems that the few irresponsible owners take advantage of the longer hours of darkness. The Parish Council is working with the South Somerset Dog Warden to identify the offend-ers who will receive £80 penalties.
One such owner has been identi-fied on camera and will shortly receive a penalty.
We remind residents that the whole Recreation Field is covered by CCTV, and that dogs are not permitted there at all. There are also a number of private camera systems around the village.
Please contact the Dog Warden or Parish Clerk if you are aware of any offenders.
To assist dog walkers, we are installing two more waste bins, one in Lower Street at the bottom of Manor Drive, and one on the footpath entering Scotts Nurse-ries land opposite Church Street.
There has also been an increasing incidence of vandalism on the Recreation Field, again recorded on camera and the Police are taking action against the offenders involved.
Turning to positive things, the play area on the Recreation Field is about to be improved with the addition of ten new items, provid-ing activity opportunities for all ages.
It should be ready for use in a month or so, depending on the weather.
Iain Hall
M e r r i o t t P a r i s h C o u n c i l
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Ile Valley Flower Club
Presents
“The Warehouse Theatre in Bloom”
A floral tribute to the productions of the theatre through the ages
20th April – 22nd April
Preview evening Friday 20th April 7.30pm
“Music, Bubbly and Canapés“
Tickets £7.50 Available from Harrimans or
Gill 01823 481348 Cheryl 01460 75025
Saturday 21st—Sunday 22nd April 10am - 5pm
Admission £2 on the door Refreshments
at The Warehouse Theatre
In aid of The Warehouse Theatre
Expansion Fund
Songs of Praise
1st Sunday of each month
at 6.30pm. All welcome.
M a r i e C u r i e l o o k i n g f o r “ H e l p e r s ”
P A G E 7 [email protected]
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M e r r i o t t G a r d e n i n g C l u b
Tuesday 24th April
This meeting will be the last in our Gardening Club season and we will be winding it up with a buffet and our ever-popular gardening quiz, as well as our AGM. You will be able to renew your membership this evening, or you may like to join our friendly Gardening Club, either way we will be very happy to see you. Our events for the 2018/19 season are full of delightful talks and outings to suit all tastes. This meeting will start at 7.00pm at the Tithe Barn.
Barbara Byford 72298
Moorlands Care Home offers quality care, provided by
trained carers in homely, peaceful surroundings that have
been refurbished to a very high standard.
We also have a full time, dedicated, activities co-ordinator
making sure that days are as full and active as you would like.
Our services include: Respite care
Day care
Long term residential care
For further information, please call Jayne on 01460 74425
Moorlands Care Home Moorlands Road, Merriott, TA16 5NF
Printed by Parish Magazine Printing 01288 341 617 Northmoor, Whitstone EX22 6TD
Due to unforeseen circumstances Chatter-Cino has closed.
We would like to thank all our customers who supported us. Louise White
G a r d e n i n g Q u o t e o f t h e M o n t h
"First a howling blizzard woke us, Then the rain came down to soak us, And now before the eye can focus,
Crocus." Lilja Rogers
Sent in by Mo Frampton
A talk on the environment, people and culture of South India with lots of pictures!
by Revs Julia and Bob Hicks
*** NEW DATE ***
7pm Saturday 14th April 2018 The Tithe Barn, Church Street,
Merriott TA16 5PS
FREE ENTRY
(donations invited for the Tithe Barn) Indian snacks served, bring your own drink,
all ages welcome!
Marie Curie is currently looking for more people to consider volunteering a few hours of their time each week to support local people with terminal illnesses and their families.
The charity is looking for people who are interested in becoming a ‘Marie Curie Helper’, a volunteer who can visit someone with a terminal illness in their own home to provide companionship and emotional support, as well as practical help.
To find out more about the Marie Curie Helper Service in Somerset or the Companion Service at Musgrove Park Hospital please email [email protected] or call free 0800 304 7412 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm).
Marie Curie
All Saints Church
S u m m e r G a r d e n P a r t y
Saturday June 23rd 2018
In the Rectory garden
12.00 to 3.00pm
Refreshments, Stalls, Games.
All Welcome.
Jaycee Plumbing Heating Engineers
Boiler servicing and changes Lpg / Oil / Gas-Safe 20 Shiremoor Hill
Merriott 07970 279778 / 07738 632746
Ansaphone: 01460 76000
MERRIOTT HERITAGE TRUST
merriott.heritage.trust @gmail.com
01460 72465
Sally-Marie Shearing Beauty Therapy
Relaxing, Revitalising,
Beauty Treatments
Tel 01460 73957 Gift Vouchers available
Tom Merrick
Electrical Contractor Agricultural & Industrial
No Job too small NAPIT approved contractor
01460 72757 07980 686 160
If you would like to advertise
your business or organisation
please contact a member of
the editorial team or email:
merriottmessenger@
gmail.com
Merriott Childcare Solutions Childminder OFSTED & PACEY registered
Graded Outstanding
Ad-hoc, F/T and P/T hours
Registered for Early Years
Educational funding
www.merriottchildcare.co.uk
01460 74086/ 07807 753 77
Careford Lodge Residential Home
Church Street
Contact Tracey on 01460 75592
carefordlodge@ hotmail.co.uk
Popular Motors, Merriott Service Station
Broadway, Quality Car Sales, Workshop, MOT testing Garage & Car Service -
01460 76803 Shop and PO - 01460 78716 www.popularmotors.co.uk
Merriottsford Minibus
01460 76029
Taxi Alliance 01460 75089 / 01935 414444
Merriott Social Club •open every evening
•spacious function room available for hire
01460 74376
Allen Computer Services
Sales, Repairs, Servicing, for Home & Small Business, Cloud
Backup and Laptop Screen Repairs
01460 298036
www.allencomputerservices.co.uk
The Barn Self Catering
Accommodation 32 Church St
Merriott TA16 5PS
01460 351857 07879 066012
The Haselbury Mill
Haselbury Plucknett for Weddings and other Functions
01460 77095
www.somersetreiki.com Sara Morley
[email protected] 07484 636577
Kevin Swain
Electrical Contractor
Free Estimates Tel 01460 73260
Appliance Maintenance Services
Domestic Appliance Repairs Tel: 01460 72211
Mob: 07970 744 115 www.appliancemaintenance.co.uk
Jays
Complete Property Maintenance
Over 20 years experience No job too small!
01460 78891 07865 700 760
R. A. Wicks Ltd
Fireplace Showroom, Flue Lining, and Multi Fuel
Stoves 01460 74612
Merriott Pharmacy
Free prescription collection & delivery
01460 72222
merriottpharmacy @hotmail.com
Charlotte Hamlin Merriott Childminder OFSTED & PACEY registered
Full/part-time hours Early years funding
Between 6.30am & 6.30pm www.merriottchildminder.co.uk
01460 73361 07721 018 335
Merriott Parish Council
merriott-clerk@ hotmail.co.uk
07526 933464
@MerriottParishCouncil
16 South Street Crewkerne TA18 8DA
01460 200666 5% off our advertised price
for people of Merriott
Charlotte Hamlin Merriott Childminder OFSTED & PACEY registered
Full/part-time hours Early years funding
Between 6.30am & 6.30pm www.merriottchildminder.co.uk
01460 73361 07721 018 335
Lawrences Auctioneers
Free verbal valuations Home visits
01460 73041
Fax: 01460 270799
Fusion Fostering We are always looking for
families who can offer warm, loving and safe homes to
children and young people who need Fostering. Tel: 03301 239355
Veterinary
Crewkerne
your local vets
01460 72443
S & L Roofing
Local roofing business with 26 years experience Please call: Steve Baker
on 07718 906 110 or 01460 351924
for information/quote
Letting, Investment and Property Management for
S Somerset & W Dorset 01935 420555
[email protected] www.martincoyeovil.co.uk
Chris Martin Interiors Ltd
Specialising in installation
of kitchens and bathrooms
01460 76612 07976 848 677
Merriott Village Hall Parties, weddings, community groups
welcome 01460 72508
rowswellm77 @gmail.com
IAN CROSSLAND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Tel: 01935 411813 Mob: 07811 070 498 Interior and exterior
decorating, Household carpentry, External lime
mortaring, Restoration work
Quantock Joinery Systems Limited
Tail Mill Lane Merriott TA16 5PF
01460 77545
Merriott Mobile Feet Treatment
Nail Trimming-Corns-Callus Diabetic-Cracked Heel-Etc
Home visits by Professional Foot Health Practitioner Sarah: 07733 225 360
www.feettreatment.co.uk [email protected]
Robert Frith Optometrists
your local independent Optician
FREE emergency appointments under
the NHS Somerset ACES service Chard 67771
Crewkerne 72964 Yeovil 01935 478463
smartinbuilding@ yahoo.co.uk
07792 821 028 Find us on
T h a n k y o u t o o u r s p o n s o r s f o r t h e i r s u p p o r t
Church St Merriott TA16 5PR Tel: 01460 78912
also on
Secure self storage & removals Competitive rates, easy & flexible
01460 243100
[email protected] www.beehiveselfstorage.co.uk
Serviced Offices To Let