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- Minutes of WHRF meeting held at Wookey Hole Club 26th August 2021
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- Wookey Hole Residents Forum AGM Thur 18th November
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- Ladies Club 2nd November 2021 2.30-4pm
- Wookey Hole Residents Forum Meeting 14th April 2021
- Wookey Hole CC will be playing a fund raising friendly against Paul Nicholls Racing Club
- Wookey Hole Residents Forum Minutes 10th February 2021
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- Lockdown Stories - March's Wildlife Notes by Les C
- Lockdown Stories - COVID CHRONICLE 2020 by Bett Cloutman
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Come and Join us if you sing or play
Carol concert/ service Wookey HoleThis year the plan is the same as in previous years :
Date & Venue: Sunday 15th December at 3.30 in St Mary Magdalen church Wookey Hole.
An informal concert half hour of singing & playing will run into the Carol service (4pm) PLEASE LET ME KNOW if free & interested to sing or play.
ONLY 2 REHEARSALS probably MIDDAY on SUNDAY DEC. 1st in the church and again MIDDAY on SATURDAY 14th (day before event )
at our house 2 The Chilterns BA5 1BS
My mobile 07779 0444 94
Juliet.
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Wookey Hole WI: October 2019 Report
WOOKEY HOLE WI OCTOBER 2019 REPORT
A warm welcome was expressed by President Jill to everyone including Chloe our Speaker and two guests.
Sadly Jill informed them that Joan Hill, a much respected, very active and long standing former member has died.
She would have been 100 in March .Prior to joining our WI she was a member of the Rylstone WI of 'Calender Girls' fame . She was computer literate and her ability was admired by our members.
Ten shoeboxes filled with'goodies'were brought to the meeting .These will join the many being made by WI ladies all over Somerset and will be given to young adults at Christmas time.
Our speaker was Chloe Tyghe from Dairy House Farm . She works with homeless people and told us about life at the farm
They try to be self sufficient and residents stay for three months . They work closely with the Connect Centre and Elim Centre.
We than heard from two very courageous ladies. Dawn and Michaela told us how they had found themselves homeless and the difficulties that they, and others like them had endured. They bravely told us their stories and about their journey from the Connect centre to the Evergreens Hostel on the outskirts of Wells.
Residents are able to stay there for a year whilst efforts are made to enable them to move on safely and securely.
Michaela summed it up when she said that she now felt safe wanted and cared for .
Chloe told us that rural homlessness is easier to hide as there are woods and barns around . City homelessness is more easily seen.
Lesley H was the right person to thank them as she is closely associated with Citizens Advise and understood their plight.
Our guests judged the competition for a sentimental garden tool
1st Jan 2nd Sue H 3rd
Jill .......Flower of the Month 1st Pat 2nd Jill 3rd Sue H.
VISITORS WELCOME. 1st
Monday of the month 2.30pm at Wookey Hole Community Centre.
Jill Deane Photo attached of Joan Hill
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Enhanced 67 Saturday Buses
There will be an enhanced number 67 bus on Saturdays from 23rd November (not december as below!) until 28th December. This enhanced service is also planned to run from Easter over the summer
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Haybridge Pyrolysis Planning Application
This planning application has been filed regarding a planning application for pyrolysis R&D facilities at Haybridge: https://planning.somerset.gov.uk/Planning/Display/SCC/3619/2019
Representations must be made by 7th August 2019.
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