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Y o u r e d i t o r i a l t e a m : John Bowman 74077
Marion Biggs 74170
Peter Bryans 78182
Jane Jackson 74162
Janet Lailey 271008
Eric Vose 351857
Paula Bateman 271175
E m a i l :
merriottmessenger@ gmail.com
MERR OTT MESSENGER Delivered free to 1,000 homes www.merriottvillage.btck.co.uk August 2019
Photographs of the month
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Parish Council Update
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Nursery Rhyme theme for this year’s Flower Festival
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Planning Applications
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ARK at Egwood Volunteer Evening & Open Day
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News from All Saints
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Our sponsors 7-8
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or omissions.
Copy date for the August
issue is 12th August.
I n s i d e t h i s i s s u e :
A t h a n k y o u t o t h e M e s s e n g e r ’ s D i s t r i b u t o r s
The Messenger would not reach you if it was not for the dedicated team who each month faithfully deliver the magazine to your door. They are out in all weather and if on holiday they ‘phone a friend’ to help. As a 'thank you' we enjoyed an evening together - well done team. Paula Bateman
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M e r r i o t t V i l l a g e H a l l We have been asked to investigate the feasibility and interest levels in setting up a semi-regular (weekends) film showing
at the venue and would welcome your thoughts and comments (via the Merriott Village Hall Facebook Page if possible).
The Hall Trustees are looking to see whether a group in the village would like to be responsible for organising and running a Merriott Film Club. If such a Club comes forward, the Trustees would be helpful in finding suitable equipment and installa-tion in the Hall. The Trustees are very conscious that some neighbouring villages already run such events and conversations have already taken place with those involved in running Flix in the Stix in Hinton St George who have been very helpful. There is no wish to create a conflict of interest, however, if there is enthusiasm to arrange films in Merriott, it would be worth expending effort to see what we can achieve at the Hall.
We have recently applied for, and were fortunate enough to be provided with a generous grant from South Somerset District Council towards the purchase of 120 new chairs for the venue. These smart new padded ver-sions are a timely replacement for the
old and well-worn plastic seats that have support-ed folks during past functions. We are indebted to those in the Council who have made this purchase possible.
Hall Closure
The Village Hall will be closed from 6th - 16th August inclusive. This is to allow the Hall floor to be sanded, resurfaced and re-
marked. A grant of £5280 from the Big Lottery Awards for All is paying for this important repair work to proceed, for which the Trustees are very grateful.
Steve Bateman
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P A G E 2 [email protected]
M e r r i o t t M e s s e n g e r
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B o o k R e v i e w - T h e M e r m a i d o f D o o m B a r Merriott resident Keith Maxwell has just had his first children’s book published, illus-trated by Joanna Black and Lydia Carter. Here is a review written by by Elizabeth Dale - Cornish Bird.
“Stories are part of our Cornish bedrock. They once helped us make sense of the world around us, to explain the un-fathomable, the mysterious or the fright-ening. Whether it was using giants to
account for our fantastic geology, or those naughty piskies to explain why we got lost on the way home from the pub. And it is the same today. Stories enter-tain, they enlighten, but very often they help us to understand and to heal.
In The Mermaid of Doom Bar, Keith Maxwell weaves the whispers of an ancient legend into a modern allegory. This is a haunting tale of loss and bereavement, but also an affirmation of the importance of allowing the magical and the unexplained into your world.
Beautifully illustrated throughout ,this is a small book that tackles some big themes with sensitivity. It could be a useful tool when approaching the
subjects of death and grief with a child, but it also stands alone as an entertain-ing and thought-provoking story.
Keith’s love of and connection to Cornwall is clear and heart-warming. The scene he creates is both recognisable and timeless. The Mermaid of Doom Bar is a lovely traditional fable told with a charming, contemporary voice.
The Mermaid of Doom Bar is available to order on Amazon and will be popping up in your local bookshops very soon I am sure.” www.magicalfiction.wordpress.com
Keith Maxwell
P h o t o g ra p h s o f t h e m o n t h
Elephant Hawk Moth Photo taken by Ann Wilson
Taken above the recreation ground looking out across the reservoir with Liddon Hill in the distance.
Sent in by Lee Brashaw.
It was difficult to choose just one photo this month so we have included a
selection of the ones we have received - equally beautiful in their own way.
We do like receiving your photos, so please keep sending them in to: [email protected]
Dragonfly on a vine Photo taken by
Vanina Cooper Escudero
Ballooning over All Saints Church Photo taken by Mo Frampton
Ae, Dumfries and Galloway
The shortest place name in the UK and the only one containing no conso-nants, taken from the Old Norse “aa”, meaning “water”.
Brown Edge, Staffordshire
The brown of the title would refer to poor, uncultivated land.
Bunny, Nottinghamshire
This one means an “eye” or islet covered with “buns” or reeds.
Dull, Perth & Kinross
May have got its name from the leather straps used to carry coffins in Scotland, twinned with Boring in Oregon, US..
Indian Queens, Cornwall
This commemorates a pub which once stood in the area. Some locals claim that the inn itself was named in honour of Pocahontas, who may or may not have visited…
Piddletrenthide, Dorset
First mentioned in the 10th century, this is an estate on the River Piddle, with a value of 30 hides.
Queen Camel, Somerset
This Iron-age Cadbury Camp in the neighbouring parish of South Cadbury is one of several West Country locations fabled as the site of King Arthur’s Camelot.
Strange British place names and their
meaning
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H i n t o n S t . G e o r g e ‘ F l i x i n t h e S t i x ’
proudly presents ‘MARY POPPINS RETURNS’
U - 130 mins Saturday 10th August 2019 – 7.30 pm
Emily Blunt, Dick Van Dyke, Angela Lansbury & Ben Whishaw
in Hinton Village Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 in advance from the Village Shop and Dorothy’s Tea Room, or £5.50 on the door. Doors open 7.00 pm. To reserve tickets please contact Bob Kefford on 01460 72563.
Decades after her original visit, the magical nanny returns to help the Banks siblings and Michael's children through a difficult time in their lives. Emily Blunt takes over seamlessly from Julie Andrews to much acclaim.
“Mary Poppins Returns really is practically perfect in every way. Walt Disney Pictures clearly realise the legacy of their beloved 1964 musical adaptation of PL Travers’ Mary Poppins stories is not to be trifled with.”. The Telegraph Review and Mark Kermode in The Guardian exclaimed: “not totally expialidocious but still a joy.”
Andrew Overhill
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We have resumed the Children’s Touch Tennis at the Recrea-tion Ground on Saturday mornings from 10.00am - 1.00pm.
The Community Pavilion is available for bookings, subject to availability and can hold 40 people seated or 60 standing. Please contact the Clerk for more details.
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service is holding public consultations to explain the proposed changes to their organi-sation. The closest one to Merriott is at Yeovil Library on Wednesday 28th August from 1.00pm to 5.00 pm. You can give your comments online at www.dsfire.gov.uk or email them for more details on safertogetherprogramme@ dsfire.gov.uk
Following the local elections in May, we have co-opted two
Councillors which means we now have nine Parish Councillors, but there are still vacancies if anyone is interested in joining us. The next meeting is on Monday 12th August.
Items on the August Agenda will include Community litter picking, maintenance of the recreation ground and VE day celebrations.
If you would like to know more about the role of a Parish Councillor, or you have anything you would like the Parish Council to consider for the village, please contact the Clerk.
Contact details: Telephone: 07821 372 886 email [email protected] or message via Facebook @merriottparishcouncil. Iain Hall, Chairman
On a lovely Saturday afternoon, the 16 Bells’ Choir held its fourth Summer Concert. Led by our fantastic Musical Director Rachel and accompanied by John on the organ and piano, the Choir performed a selection of music, sacred and secular, including a beautiful rendition of the Nunc Dimittis with our soloist Shelia and with Nick on the Trumpet. We all enjoyed a fun “Afternoon at the Seaside” singing a very successful round of Bottle of Pop, Fish and Chips and Vinegar and I want a Chocolate ice cream. The Concert rounded off with an enthusiastic version of Halleluiah Get Happy.
The Choir is a friendly, non-auditioned group of people who love to get together to sing! We are always open to new members and we will be returning to rehearsals on Wednesday 4th September at 7pm in Merriott Church. And as always, the Concert finished with tea and CAKE! Nicola Cammack
Rev Bob Hicks thanks the choir for the concert.
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P a r i s h C o u n c i l U p d a t e
Music at the Mill returns on August Bank Holiday Monday. Come along for a day of music and family fun. It’s free for all and you’ll be entertained throughout the day by a range of musicians and bands from folk to pop, swing and a few surprises along the way.
There will be games and fun for all the family and BBQ and snacks available all day.
11.30am to 8.30pm Monday 26th August – all are welcome, there’s plenty of parking. (We ask that only food and drink purchased on site is consumed at Haselbury Mill).
Visit our website www.haselburymill.co.uk for more information. Julie Rideout
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P A G E 4 [email protected]
N u r s e r y R h y m e T h e m e f o r t h i s y e a r ’ s F l o w e r F e s t i v a l
M e r r i o t t M e s s e n g e r
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Contact Paula England on 07823 522370 or via email [email protected]
Sent in by Mo Frampton
Gardening quote of the month
"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow”. Audrey Hepburn
What’s on @
The Flower Festival in Merriott Church raised over £600 for Church funds. The theme of "Nursery Rhymes" was imaginatively and beautifully interpreted by all who contributed. Can you name the nursery rhymes? Marion Biggs
Flatlands, Boozer Pit. Installation of two roof lights. 19/01660/NMA
6 Old Hitchen. Demolition of existing porch and erection of single storey extension. 19/01639/HOU
Marion Biggs
P A G E 5 [email protected]
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Last month the Open Group had a very informative talk about Fire Safety in the home. A member of the Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue Service explained about the
fire hazards in our homes.
Most fires start in the kitchen and are caused by people becoming distracted when cooking. The slogan is "LOOK WHEN YOU COOK" and always watch your cooking.
You are more at risk of fire when you are asleep, so things to do at bedtime:
• Close all inside doors to stop a fire from spreading
• Unplug electrical appliances, particularly phones and iPads that can overheat
• Check the cooker is turned off
• Don't leave the washing machine on
• Put candles and cigarettes out properly
• Plan an escape route and make sure it is clear. Have a door key handy.
Smoke alarms are the best way to protect yourself and your home and should be tested every month.
You can have a Home Safety Check completely free of charge and have free smoke alarms fitted by calling 0800 05 02 999.
A technician will call and advise you on keeping safe from fire. After listening to the talk several of our members booked a visit. It will be an hour well spent and could save lives.
Marion Biggs
OPEN
GROUP
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Now all the excitement of the Marquetry Society's Annual Exhibition/Competition is over, I am pleased to say that one of our members, Ron Webster, was given a Highly Commended Award for one of his entries.
The next two shows are the Melplash Show and then the two-day Yandles of Martock Show at the beginning of September - not too far for some of you to travel to and you will be able to see a good display of our efforts.
We are still looking for new members and as usual you can always come and see us on Thursday afternoons at Mike's house, behind Osborne's old shop in the Broad-way. There will also be a Somerset Marquetry Group sign on the house wall, do come and see us, even if it's out of curiosity. It's a hobby for all - male, female, old (like us!!), young and also suitable for disabled persons. There is no subscription or entry fee required (only 50p for tea and biscuits!) and new members will be given expert tuition and help on how to go about it. One way of finding out more about this ancient and fascinating hobby is to go to the website marquetry.org.
The monthly Indoor Market at the Merriott Social Venue's next outing is on the Saturday 14 September, so unfortunately if you wish to see me then don't forget to see us on a Thursday afternoon.
Looking forward to seeing you.
Ken Smart 0146074567 or [email protected] or - Mike Burnham 01460351785 or [email protected]
Ken Smart
H i g h l y c o m m e n d e d A w a r d
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.
Heating engineers, boiler servicing
and changes, Lpg / Oil / Gas-Safe
Laurel Cottage, Shiremoor Hill,
Merriott
07970 279778 / 07738 632746
Ansaphone: 01460 76000
August events in and around
Merriott
6th, 13th, 20th, 27th
Meditation in the Yurt (pg 7)
12th Parish Council Meeting (pg 3)
25th ARK at Egwood Volunteer’s Evening (pg 6)
26th Music at the Mill - (pg 4)
28th Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Public consultation (pg 3)
Round up
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We are really excited to announce that we have just received planning consent from South Somerset District Council.
Over the next few weeks we will be preparing the site to formally open our doors in Septem-ber and we would love our local community to become involved.
ARK at Egwood CIC is a not for profit organisation, set up as a therapeutic land-based day provision for adults and young people, where new skills can be learnt such as animal husbandry, horticulture (flower and vegetable production), hedge-laying, dry stone walling, arts activities etc. When we get our first produce, we will start to prepare and serve community lunches in our local village halls and we hope to evolve to become an integral and valued part of our community.
We will also offer therapeutic services including counselling and nature and equine facili-tated therapy and, as we get established, hope to expand this area further. Hence ARK will be a safe space to over-come anxiety, stress and generally improve the health and well-being of both those using our service and those volunteering with us.
Over the next few weeks, we shall need to re-furbish our bus and boat, build a log
cabin, set up our polytunnel, estab-lish a wildlife pond, install a track and parking and start to set up the growing areas. We are therefore looking for volunteers with a range of different skills, from administration and marketing to woodwork and growing skills …. but enthusiasm is just as important to us!
If you think you would like to help (either for the set-up phase, or on an ongoing basis), we are holding a
Volunteer’s Evening Thursday 15th August 6pm-8pm
If you would just like to come and have a look around, we shall be also holding an
Open Day Saturday 7th September 11am until 3pm
For more information, please email office@arkategwood. com, visit our website: www.arkategwood.com or call Nigel on: 07974 658 782.
Follow us on Twitter, Face-book and Instagram for the latest developments. Nigel Bell
M e r r i o t t M e s s e n g e r
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August: 3rd 1926 - 1st traffic lights installed on the streets of London
4th 1914 - Britain declared war on Germany
5th 1962 - Nelson Mandela was imprisoned 7th 1840 - Britain banned the employment of climbing boys as chimney sweeps
8th 1963 - Great Train Robbery. £2.6m stolen from the Royal Mail
13th 1964 - Peter Allen and John Walby were the last people to be hanged in Britain
14th 1945 - Japan surrenders ending World War II
22nd 1485 - Richard III was the last English king to die in battle
24/25th 1825 - Matthew Webb became the first person to swim the English Channel
25th 1919 - The world's first international daily air service began between London and Paris
31st 1900 - Coca Cola was sold for the first time in Britain
Marion Biggs
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The Merriott Table Tennis Club would like to thank everyone who came along to support our Prize Bingo night in June. We raised just over £300 on the night, so we are now hunting for a good quality second-hand table. The club would also like to thank the many
businesses in Crewkerne and Merriott that donated prizes.
Our training sessions, run for both juniors and seniors by our coach Marc Walmsley, continue to be well supported. The junior session is now being held on Sundays at 6pm which avoids clashing with the scouts.
We have entered two teams into the Yeovil league so we will be playing matches at the club nearly every Thursday night from September to March or April, depending on whether we do well in the cups. You are very welcome to come along and support your local team and to join us to play on Sundays at 7pm, or for juniors from 6pm, at the Merriott Social Venue.
Michael Fox 01460 74113 / 07515 483994
My name is Mark Boucher and I have run ARB Tree and Garden Services for the past 12 years. We cover a wide range of work including all aspects of tree management, hedge cutting, fencing and much more - no job is too big or small.
I live in Merriott and carry out work for Merriott Parish Council and have recently carried out tree works on many of the churchyard trees. We are fully qualified and insured. Visit our website to see some of our recent work.
01460 77605 / 07799 331 805
www.arbtreeandgarden.co.uk
Too Much Stuff…..?
Travelling around Europe in a campervan for a few weeks recently, forced us to think about how much stuff we need in our lives. Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living room functions are all rolled into one relatively small space on a campervan. Although ‘campers’ are often very well designed with all kinds of storage, some of which took a few weeks for us to discover, you simply can’t take everything with you! Inevita-bly you have to make do with far fewer things than at home.
Far from being a hardship, this was actually very refreshing – that is once we’d remembered which cupboard we had actually put things in! Having fewer material objects to look after meant we didn’t worry so much. Everything was either functional or beautiful - we did take quite a lot of books to read. I suppose you could say that we were less attached to things.
This allowed time and mental space to properly engage with things that really matter; like peo-ple and the natural world. I really hope that we can hang onto to some of this now we’re back! Rev Bob Hicks 76406
Church Services in August
Sun 4th 10.30am Sung Communion
Sun 11th 10.30am Parish Communion
Sun 18th 10.30am Family Service
Sun 25th 9am Holy Communion
4pm Café Church in the Tithe Barn
Dates for your Diary
Meditation in the Yurt - Six short evening sessions of quiet in the beautiful yurt (a round tent), just off West Street, Hinton St George. 5pm start on August 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th and September 3rd and 10th.
Pet Service; 2pm (tbc) Sunday 8th September at Lopen Church.
N e w s f r o m A l l S a i n t s ’ C h u r c h
Merriott Childcare Vanina Childminder
Ad-hoc F/T & P/T hours www.merriottchildcare.co.uk
01460 74086 07807 753 779
Tamboleyn Streeter Garden Design 07809 234845
info@tamboleynstreeter gardendesigns.com
www.tamboleynstreeter gardendesigns.com
Chris Martin Interiors Ltd
Specialising in installation of kitchens and bathrooms
01460 76612 07976 848 677
Merriott Parish Council
merriott-clerk@ hotmail.co.uk
07821 372 886
@MerriottParishCouncil
01460 279 279 www.stokespartners.co.uk
Merriott Pharmacy
Free prescription collection & delivery
01460 72222
merriottpharmacy @hotmail.com
Tom Merrick
Electrical Contractor Agricultural & Industrial
No Job too small NAPIT approved contractor
01460 72757 07980 686 160
R. A. Wicks Ltd
Fireplace Showroom, Flue Lining, and Multi Fuel
Stoves 01460 74612
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]
Jays
Complete Property Maintenance
Over 20 years experience No job too small!
01460 78891 07865 700 760
Lawrences Auctioneers
Free verbal valuations Home visits
01460 73041
Fax: 01460 270799
MERRIOTT HERITAGE TRUST
merriott.heritage.trust @gmail.com
01460 72465
Allen Computer Services
Sales, Repairs, Servicing, for Home & Small Business, Cloud
Backup and Laptop Screen Repairs
01460 298036
www.allencomputerservices.co.uk
Moorlands Residential Home
Moorlands Road
Quality care for the elderly
Contact Jayne: 01460 74425
P. CABLE Plumbing & Heating Services
07920 003938 •Gas & Oil Central Heating
Systems •Servicing & Landlord safety
checks •Bathrooms/showers/
kitchens •All general plumbing
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
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
Veterinary
Crewkerne
your local vets
01460 72443
Charlotte Hamlin Merriott Childcare
OFSTED & PACEY registered
Full/part-time hours Early years funding
Between 6.00am & 6.30pm www.charlottehamlin.co.uk
01460 73361 07721 018 335
Robert Frith Optometrists
your local independent Optician
FREE emergency appointments under the NHS Somerset ACES
service Chard 67771
Crewkerne 72964 Yeovil 01935 478463
Manor Farm - Your local farm shop
Lower Street, Merriott TA16 5NP Tel: 07963 102258 nigel.witcombe@
gmail.com
16 South Street Crewkerne TA18 8DA
01460 200666 5% off our advertised price
for people of Merriott
Merriottsford Minibus
01460 76029
Taxi Alliance 01460 75089 / 01935 414444
D R I V E R S W A N T E D
Appliance Maintenance Services
Domestic Appliance Repairs Tel: 01460 72211
Mob: 07970 744 115 www.appliancemaintenance.co.uk
Unisex hairdressing, eyebrow tinting, waxing & threading.
HD Brows Lower Street, Merriott.
01460 74811/07803 572642
Sally-Marie Shearing Beauty Therapy
Relaxing, Revitalising,
Beauty Treatments
Tel 01460 73957 Gift Vouchers available
Merriott Village Hall Parties, weddings, community groups
welcome 01460 72508
merriottvillagehall @gmail.com
IAN CROSSLAND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Tel: 01935 411813 Mob: 07811 070 498 Interior and exterior
decorating, Household carpentry, External lime
mortaring, Restoration work
The Barn Self Catering
Accommodation 32 Church St
Merriott TA16 5PS
01460 351857 07879 066012
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07792 821 028
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Tel: 01460 249730
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also on
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www.somersetreiki.com Sara Morley
[email protected] 07484 636577
Restaurant, Hotel & Event venue. We are open every
day, pop in for a coffee or book a table on
01460 77095
www.haselburymill.co.uk
Able Alex Ltd
Landscaper & Handyman
07951 327 616
Merriott Social Venue •open every evening
•spacious function room available for hire
01460 74376
