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I cannot believe I am writing an editorial for the October issue. It seems only five minutes since we were basking in summer sunshine yet autumn has come in so quickly that the halcyon days seem ages ago.

The one positive about autumn is the excellent September events we have in the town. The Food Fair was again well attended despite the heavy showers and the Welly Boot Championships at Court Fields School was superbly organised, well attended and great fun.

As the Edge is being delivered we will be enjoying the Wellington Carnival, one of my favourite evenings of the year. I think the early autumn twi-light combined with large crowds, excited children, the peddlars, innovation of the entrants and the noise and lights of the floats combine to give an air of mystery reminiscent of Victorian England.

Well done to all the organisers but also to the many volunteers who ensure these events go ahead.

Believe it or not the Edge is in its 9th year, and since its first issue in 2005, has gone from strength to strength. The first issue was black and white, was 24 pages long and delivered to 1500 homes. Now it is 64 pages, full colour and is delivered to 6500 homes. While it is mainly an advertising vehicle for local businesses it has developed to provide local interest articles and I hope has a real community feel.

However we do not wish to sit on our laurels and I have outlined on Page 6 some changes which come

into effect from the December (Christmas) issue.

I hope you like them

Looking over the EdgeL

Richard

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Contents Page

Gibbins Richard Front PageStoneworx Inside FPLooking over the Edge 3Whats on Wellington 4-5Changes to The Edge 6Sudoku 6History of Wellington 8Motoring 9-15Andrew Govier report 14Food & Drink 16-19Home & maintenance 20-32Arthritis 30-31Town Council Newsletter 33-35Travel 36Dragons Den 38Pets Corner 39Professional & Business 40-45Crossword 43Legal Eagle editorial 44-45Garden & gardening 46-48Honeycomb 47Education & Children 49-53Beauty,Health & Fashion 54-61Osteopathy editorial 60Come in Handy 62Puzzle Solutions 63Somerset Conservatory 64

NEXT ISSUE: December & January CLOSE FOR COPY: 15 November DELIVERY: Early December

Richard Coupe (Editor)01823 429220 [email protected] Gary James (Sales Manager)01823 [email protected]

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CHURCHES TOGETHER IN WELLINGTON & DISTRICT

Around the country church congregations are helping families in need by providing Crisis Boxes in their churches and setting up food banks in their towns. We in Wellington invite you to help fill a Crisis Box with a ‘two for one’ offer which you could spare to give to a family in need, named through social services.. Suggested items include: Tea coffee sugar : cereal jam/marmalade: tinned fruit : baked beans : tinned tuna salmon : corned beef : tinned soup red/brown sauce pasta sauce : biscuits : toilet rolls : washing up liquid antibacterial cleaning spray: soap :bathroom cleaner :washing powder : shampoo toothpaste / toothbrush Your tinned harvest gifts would be welcome at the United Reformed Church hall in Fore Street, open each Wednesday afternoon between 2.00 – 4.00pm. Thank you for your support.

‘Celebration of Care in the Community’Sunday 13th October 6.30 in the United Reformed Church

Speaker Rev. Judith Lawrence Chaplain at Musgrove Park Hospital

Bible Society ‘Songs of Praise’Sunday 27th October 6.30 pm in St John’s Parish Church

Sheep Knitters wanted The churches are already planning for Christmas. We are looking for ‘knitters’ who would knit nativity sheep, to balance on a shelf or stand in a display area – even in a family friendly Shop. A pattern is available measuring 20cms high www.brfonline.org.uk/messy-church/ for free template downloads of the leaflet and resource sheets. If you can knit and would like to join this Christian project to put the Nativity centre of your Christmas celebrations, then for more details, please be in touch with:

Isabel Ward: email: [email protected] Tel: 01823 667456

Wellington Artist invited to exhibit at prestigious show

Wellington Artist, Claire Western, is thrilled to have been invited to exhibit at the

Doddiscombsleigh Art Show in Devon

Doddiscombsleigh Art Show 20131 - 3 November at the

Teign Valley Community Hall, Christow,

Devon, EX6 7NA.


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WELLINGTONCARNIVAL

28th September 2013commencing from Rockwell Green at

7.30pm processing up Mantle Street,Fore Street & High Street

01823 [email protected]

Christmas Lights This year Wellington Town Council’s Christmas Light Switch On event will take place

on 30th November 2013 between 4pm – 7pm in the town centre.

Cossington Village Hall is the venue where on Saturday October 19th the fabulous Lonnie Donegan Band featuring Peter Donegan the highly talented son of the iconic Lonnie, will play a wonderful evening of music ranging from blues to skiffle and incorporating folk, country, gospel.and rock.. Think - Rock Island Line, Cumberland Gap. Tom Dooley, Lost John, Putting on the Style and many more and you have the basics of a superb evening of toe-tapping - hand–clapping music which inevitably creates a real feel good factor. Peter plays a celebration of this music and also some of his own material which he was always encouraged to write. So let the audience keep alive the spirit of this great music, and enjoy this most likeable and exuberant performer. It really is electric skiffle to rock your soul. !!! Reserved seats £15.00 from host Roger Collett 01278 451187 or email [email protected]. A raffle will be held on behalf of Bridgwater Hospital League of Friends.

Rotary Christmas Street Collection. Father Christmas will visit Welling-ton & Rockwell Green during the first two weeks of December (2nd to 14th Decem-

ber). More information on Santa’s tour in the next issue of the Edge Directory

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Changes to The Edge Over the last few months I have worked hard to improve the quality of production and make the magazine more readable and therefore more attractive for the advertisers. I am grateful for the positive and constructive feedback which has helped me develop the Edge over the years. As a result of this feedback I have made and am making the following changes to the Edge.

SALES MANAGER I have appointed a sales manager to help me develop the relationship with advertisers and contributors and speed up response times. Welcome to Gary James who has now taken up his duties and will help me follow up the many enquiries that we receive. Gary and his family have lived in Wellington for 13 years and is well known around the town. Gary can be contacted on

[email protected] and 01823 429225

CLASSIFIED TRADE & PROFESSIONAL ADVERTS. From December we are introducing a classified advert section in the magazine. This is ideal for the small business that does not have much money to spend on advertsing but wants a presence, or for those who wish to advertise vacant positions:.Boxed 40 x 30mm (2 colour) advert for just £11 an issueBoxed 60 x 40mm (3 colour) advert for just £16 an issue

For more information on the classified advert section contact Gary

NAME CHANGE. Many people have told me that the title The Edge Directory does not provide an identity for the magazine and therefore the title on the magazine will now be The Wellington Edge, although website and emails will still be entitled The Edge Directory, the company registered name.

ONLINE BOOKINGS. In addition to normal booking procedures ie phone, letter or email from 1st November customers and potential customers can book and submit their advert through the www.solutions-i.com online booking system. More on this next issue.

EDGE Contact details:Editor - Richard [email protected] 429220Sales - Gary [email protected] 429225

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How Clifford Terrace Got Its Name - Possibly.An Incomplete Detective Story by Colin Spackman

Clifford Terrace is just off Wellington’s High Street, down the alleyway beside Mary Jenkins greengro-cers. The terrace was built, around 1908, in the back garden of Clifford House - the large late 18th century building in High Street that houses the opticians. But - why is Clifford House so called.?A small book on topics in Taunton’s history tells of a Thomas Penny (1827-1906) who, with his son - also Thomas - bought the Greenway Estate, just north of the railway in Taunton, towards the end of the 19th century and built many of the houses in that area. Thomas snr. named these streets after his sons and grandsons - Cyril, Leslie, Raymond, Herbert, Thomas and William. But he also commemorated a Dr John Clifford in naming Clifford Avenue. Who was Dr Clifford? Perhaps he could have given his name to Clifford House here in Wellington.

There is a substantial entry in the Dictionary of National Biography that begins ‘Clifford, John (1836-1923) Baptist leader. ....’. Right name, right dates. Dr Clifford was a man of national rather than local significance - no connection with Somerset is mentioned. His biography goes on to state that he was opposed to state aid for denominational schools and led passive resistance to the Education Act of 1902.

Now Clifford House, Wellington, was originally built in 1770 on the site of the Swan Inn and called Swan House. In 1774 it was rebuilt in its current form, except for the addition of the three shop fronts which were built over its front garden in 1907. However in the 1880s the house was renamed Clifford House by its then occupier, Mr. Egerton Burnett (1835-1895) who was Wellington’s international mail order pioneer.

Here is a conjecture. Dr John Clifford was a leading Baptist of national prominence in the late 1880s. Wellington has long been a stronghold of nonconformism. Egerton Burnett may have been a Baptist, or at least a Nonconformist, who admired Clifford’s work. Also he may have been teetotal and felt uncomfortable living in a house named after a pub. Both of these are good reasons for him to change the name from Swan House to Clifford House.

Then when the Terrace was built, around 1908, it would have been natural to name it after the house in whose grounds it was built.

Enquiries into Egerton Burnett’s religious affiliation have not yet yielded an answer of any sort. Can any reader supply information to support, or even undermine, the conjecture outlined above? If you can, please let the editor of the Edge know.

1. Taunton An A to Z, by Lionel Ward - the proprietor of Brendon Books. £10

Steve Altria commented on the article in the last Edge “the day the Duke of Wellington came to town”. Steve said “Did you know there did indeed used to be a Castle Public House in Wellington? I suggest therefore the article may be correct as written ? (and not the Squirrel as suggested in the postscript.) The Castle PH was the building in front of the scout hall - occupied by Corals the bookies now. Behind was its entertainment hall and a brewery - these two now being the scout hq and why we call it “the castle halls”.We’re not sure when the main hall was built - my guess is c1850 so at the time of the visit it may just have been the pub to the front and the brewery further back behind it.

For more information on local history visit the Wellington Museum & Local History Society

at 28 Fore Street Wellington TA21 8AQ or ring 07971 242 904

email [email protected]


MOTORING & eNGINEERING

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R S PlumbingRod Searle

81 Waterloo Road. Wellington

01823 66163607787 597537

Gas Boiler Installationand servicing

General domesticplumbing & heating

KitchensBathroomsRadiators

Paul Desborough Decorators

• Wallpapering • Painting • Tiling

20 years experiencefree quotes, friendly service26 Longforth Road, Wellington

Somerset TA21 8RH

E: [email protected]

T: 01823 662726M: 07826 403644

www.pdesboroughdecorating.co.uk

Karen Janas MBACP Counselling • Coaching • Training

Presentation • Public Speaking

www.karenjanas.co.uk‘helping you to feel heard

and be heard’www.facebook.com/CounsellingCoachingCommunication

CONTACT: 07773 350459 [email protected]

• Internal & External Painting

• Wallpapering• Painting • Tiling

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A higher level of carservicing

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Call our Service Team on 01823 667511

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We can service & repair all makes and models of car.

We offer:• Car collection & delivery• Chauffeur services• While you wait appointments• Courtesy car

Wellington Motors

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OUR MISSION STATEMENTOur core business is the repair of accident damaged vehicles and Paint refinishing to the highest standard. We are 100% committed to the qualityof work carried out on our customers vehicles and strive to achieve total cus-tomer satisfaction. We will endeavor to complete the work that our customerhas entrusted to us with honesty, dedication, integrity & professionalism tothe best of our ability and to make them aware of any situation that couldlead to them being less than completely satisfied.

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Did you know?‘New Laws passed in 2010 mean that even new cars can be serviced

by independent garages without affecting the warranty as long as Original Equipment or Matching Quality parts are used.’

In Fact AutoCare garages will often supply the same part as the dealer at a

much lower price! So; support a local business and protect your cars warranty with AutoCare.


Tonedale Industrial Estate, Tonedale, Wellington TA21 0AN

• All Makes Service Centre • Engine Diagnostics • M.O.T. • Car Sales• Local Independent Renault Specialists• For all Air Conditioning Servicing & Repair Needs

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Finger on the Pulse by Councillor Andrew Govier.In the last few days while I have been thinking what to write in this article the weather has turned quite wet and windy. We have had a great summer as far as the weather has been concerned. Probably the ‘barbeque’ one that we have been promised for ages!

The sunny summer has meant that lots of the town events have been even more successful this year. The concerts in the park organised by the ‘Friends of Wellington Park’ have, in the main,

seen people hiding under the gazebos from the sun rather than the rain! It has been really encouraging that people who volunteered to do the ‘heavy work’ have been true to their word and helped the dedicated band of volunteers to deliver a first rate programme. The park itself and the town’s floral displays have been excellent again this year and we should be grateful for the efforts of Taunton Deane DLO and Wellington in Bloom in making this happen.

As always September seems to be a really busy month. This year it started with two big events on the same day. I was delighted to attend the opening of the new sports pavilion at the Playing Field. It really is an excellent facility for the sports teams in the town and has been achieved through the efforts of many people from the town and beyond. We hope that this will encourage even more people to participate in sport and in was great to see all of the sports clubs there demonstrating what they had to offer. Later in the afternoon there was another brilliant community event at Howard Road, organised by Churches Together and the Wellington Street Pastors. The event was as successful as last years and really seemed to bring the community together. I have commented before that we are blessed by the dedication of the people in our churches and sports clubs who give so much time and energy to providing things for others.

The Food Town event took place again this year and was another success, thanks in no small part to the organising committee and the support of local traders and residents. There was a change this year with the event extending into South Street and despite the arrival of rain at lunchtime most people seemed to do very well. I think that Wellington would really benefit from having a regular outdoor market and using South Street would be one idea. I know that several other towns have found that having a regular market brings lots of new people in and boosts the local economy. We have so many excellent local producers and businesses and with people becoming increasingly keen to buy local food it would seem to me an excellent opportunity.

The following week we had another successful Welly Boot Throwing championship organised by the Wellington Experience and we still have Wellington Carnival to look forward to. Not bad for one month in the town! All of these events only succeed because of the hard work and dedication of lots of local people and we should all be very grateful for their efforts!

If you would like to raise any issues with me about matters contained in the article or other concerns then please feel free to ring me on:

01823 667589 or email me on [email protected]


Trade counter serving the Agricultural, Marine, Automotive Manufacturing sector, open 5 days a week for Hydraulics – Pneumatics – Bearings – Belts – Motors - wheels and Castors - Hose and tubing – Engineering consumables

Trade and Public welcome Unit 1F, Castle Road, Chelston Business Park, Wellington Somerset TA21 9JQ

Tel 01823 660639, email [email protected] www.hydramatic.co.uk

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Looking for a local supplier of high quality milk and dairy products?We deliver a wide range of fresh, farm produced products tothousands of homes and businesses across Somerset including......

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Why not give us a call and joinour growing portfolio ofdiscerning customers.

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WOODLANDSDental SurgeryKevin E. Thomas BDS (U. WaleS)

Dental Surgeon43 High Street, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8QY

Tel: 01823 666651• email: [email protected]

As a Denplan Excel accredited practice, you can be sure that quality of care is our first priority

Please feel free to call in or telephone to discuss what we can do for you


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All Makes Service CentreEngine Diagnostics M.O.T. Car SalesLocal Independent Renault SpecialistsFor all Air Conditioning Servicing & Repair Needs

Tonedale Industrial Estate01823 667373Evad FurnitureFamily Run Business Established in 1973Fitted Kitchen & Bedroom UnitsPlanned & Designedto your RequirementsTel: 01823 66371532 Mantle Street, WellingtonSomerset TA21 8AR

The Sandwich Stop2 South Street Wellington

01823 669685Sandwich PlattersOffice BuffetsCakes & Drinks

Outside FunctionsCatered for,

(Funeral Teas etc)Local Buffet delivery

service available

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The Apple Mill Tearoom’s and RestaurantOn the A38 between Taunton & Wellington (Sheppy’s)

01823 461848

GOOD FOOD….GOOD WINE….GOOD TIMES.

Somerset Sandwich Company01823 461848 / 07889 954792

An old Beamed Tearooms with friendly staff and a lovely atmosphere and calming ambience

Home-made cakes loose leaf tea and fresh ground coffee.We also have a local craft corner and ever changing specials

we are open 6 days a week (Mon to Sat) and are fully licensed.Monday to Saturday we serve the best full English breakfast in the west

available from 9.30am till 2pm.O.A.P Wednesdays 2 course only £7.00 12 till 2 every Wednesday.

GOOD FOOD....GOOD WINE....GOOD TIMES.Are you looking for any outside catering? If you are then contact:

The Somerset Catering Company. Where Quality Comes Naturally


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Take-away Food

WinesWinesolution, Willowbrook Garden Centre, West Buckland, Wellington, Somerset TA21 9HX 461414

Show Spice Indian Takeaway

31 High StreetWellington

Somerset TA21 8QT

01823 665075Excellent quality,

Quick FREE delivery to local area

RUMWELL FARM SHOP

A Real Alternative for Quality Food

Home reared Free Range Meat and Poultry Locally grown Potatoes and apples Extensive Delicatessan Counter

Pies, cakes and biscuits baked on the premises Valentines Day Gifts and Treats.

We are open Mon – Fri 9am – 5:30pm, Sat 8.30am – 5pm On the A38 between Wellington & Taunton.

Just minutes from Jnc 26, M5 Call us on 01823 461599 www.rumwellfarmshop.com

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RUMWELL FARM SHOP


Home reared Free Range Meat and Poultry Locally grown Potatoes and apples Extensive Delicatessan Counter

Pies, cakes and biscuits baked on the premises Valentines Day Gifts and Treats.

We are open Mon – Fri 9am – 5:30pm, Sat 8.30am – 5pm On the A38 between Wellington & Taunton.

Just minutes from Jnc 26, M5 Call us on 01823 461599 www.rumwellfarmshop.com

Home reared Free Range Meat & PoultryLocally grown potatoes and applesExtensive Delicatessen Counter

Pies, cakes & biscuits baked on the premisesValentines Day Gifts and Treats

We are openMon-Fri 9am - 5.30pm, Sat 8.30am - 5pm

Find us on the A38 between Wellington & Taunton

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HOME & MAINTENANCE


ChelstonBusiness

Park

A38

A38

To Wellington

To Taunton

JACKSPLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES

TEL: 01823 666778 FAX: 01823 667989

E-mail: [email protected]

UNIT 8A, CASTLE ROADCHELSTON BUSINESS PARKWELLINGTONSOMERSET TA21 9JQ

Unit 8A, Castle RoadChelston Business Park

WellingtonSomerset TA21 9JQTel: 01823 666999Fax: 01823 667989

[email protected]

Suppliers of bathroom, plumbing and heating equipmentTrade and Retail Enquiries Welcome



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J&J Jenkins • 11 Howard way 661181Matthew Laming • 18 Oakfield Park 666062Nick Manning • 18 John Grinter Way 667993Alan Shorney • 24 Popes Lane 664803

Paving & PatioR W Gale • Tonedale 663825Wellington Slabs • www.wellingtonslabs.co.uk 661651

Performing Arts (see page 41) AB Performing Arts • www.abperformingarts 667726

Pet Shops & SuppliesGolden Hill Pet Supplies • Bagley Road 665555Paws & Claws • High Street 669744

Petrol Filling StationMRH Retail Courtfields • Mantle St 666838St John’s Service Station • Longforth Rd

Photographers & Photographic ServicesDavid Morton 664963Mark Hall Photography • Holywell Lake 672970Shooting Pixels • 32 Bovet Street 660844Ben Simmonds • 14 South Street 669307Visual Imaging • 10 Shuteleigh 669224

personal training & specialist classes

� COTFORD ST LUKECotford St Luke Primary School,Tuesdays, 7.15–8.15pm

� WELLINGTONBeech Grove Primary School Wednesdays, 7.15–8.15pm

� NYNEHEADNynehead Village HallThursdays, 7.15–8.15pm

£7 per classPayable in advance for a block of classes

If so contact me now to reserve your place in one of my pilates classes at the following venues:

Ladies and gents would you like to feel leaner, longer and stronger?

To book your place of if you have anyquestions please email

Claire on [email protected]

or call07771 870 033

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UPVC WINDOW & DOOR REPAIRS

HOME CARPENTRY

Wood & UPVCReglazingGutteringFacias CondensationHandlesHingesLocks

SkirtingLoft BoardingFlat Pack AssemblyLocks DoorsWardrobesShelves

Call: MICK MITCHELL for a Free Estimate on Hockworthy01823 673243 or 07734 309714

Fully qualified Carpenter

Courtney Bowden & SonRoofing

Family run business with over 25 years experience

Roof Repairs, Lead WorkReplacement roofs

Storm Damage, Leaks

For an estimate please contact Kevin on

01823 660173 or [email protected]

Courtney Bowden & Son Roofing Family run business with over 25 years experience

Roof RepairsReplacement roofsStorm DamageLeaksLead Work

For an estimate please contact Kevin on01823 660173 or [email protected]

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ChelstonBusiness

Park

A38

A38

To Wellington

To Taunton

JACKSPLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES

TEL: 01823 666778 FAX: 01823 667989

E-mail: [email protected]

UNIT 8A, CASTLE ROADCHELSTON BUSINESS PARKWELLINGTONSOMERSET TA21 9JQ

Unit 8A, Castle RoadChelston Business Park

WellingtonSomerset TA21 9JQTel: 01823 666999Fax: 01823 667989

[email protected]

Suppliers of bathroom, plumbing and heating equipmentTrade and Retail Enquiries Welcome

FREE SOLAR PANELSFor a cost of less than £6,500 you will receive an income

of over £25,000 over 20 years

I am your local representative and you are welcome to view my property where the panels have been installed

Please contact me anytime to arrange a 40 minute survey with absolutely no obligation

Richard A Smith, 24 Oaktree Way, Cannington, Bridgwater TA5 2RL07785 731623 or 01278 652766

[email protected]

ECOENERGYWAREHOUSE.ORG


R S PlumbingRod Searle81 Waterloo RoadWellington TA21 8JQ

Established Local Plumber

30 years experience

Gas Boiler installationand servicing

General domestic plumbing & heating

Telephone:

07787 597537

01823 661636


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5000 Leaflets £99

500 Bus’ Cards £35

Start Up Pack £99

01823 667063www.carlypress.co.uk

Burglar Alarms & Security Systems

Butchers

Cabinet Makers

Cafes (also see restaurants)

Car & Van Hire

Chau�eurCharles Burnell Nugent Private Driver 666502

Cars & Motoring

Tone Gate Motors Tonedale Ind. Est 667373

Caravan Parks

Caravan Storage

Card shops

Carpenters & Joiners



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King’s Cycles welcomes Mike Taylor as our new Manager providing increased Technical Expertise

all your needs from family to specialist cyclists

We can be found at : 7 Corn Hill, Wellington 01823 662260www.kingscycles.co.uk : email:[email protected]

K I N G’S C YC L E S For all your biking needs


Premier Carpet CleaningProfessional Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

Domestic & CommercialQuality Service * Free Estimate

Experienced * AffordableCompetitive Prices * Stain Removal

Fully Insured * Reliable & Local

FOR A FIRST CLASS CARPET CLEANING SERVICEContact: Nigel on 01823 277026 or 07915 061314

Super FastDrying

CHARLES BURNELL-NUGENTPRIVATE CHAUFFEUR/DRIVER(Member of the British Chau�eurs’ Guild)

Will drive you in “Your Car” Anywhere/Anytime20 Years Experience

of Chau�ering Private FamiliesCorporate and Business Clients; School runs

For more information ring:01823 666502 or 07946 590642

Builders Merchants — Carpenters & Joiners

20 years experience

Free quotes

Friendly service

26 Longforth RoadWellington TA21 8RH

James TrottPainting & Decorating

Small Building Work also undertaken01823 660839 07720 623805

[email protected]


20 years experience

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26 Longforth RoadWellington TA21 8RH



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COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES

Holistic Massage Aromatherapy

Reflexology

Based in Runnington,

Nr Wellington, Somerset

07957 529465 [email protected] www.lgmtherapies.co.uk

Wellington Self Storage Ltd

01823 668667

• Access 7 days• Own keys & swipe card• All ground level • Fork lift available• Alarmed & CCTV• Long / Short term rentals• Insulated Units• Various unit sizes• 5 mins from Jct 26• 8 mins from Jct 27

On Site Security

www.wellingtonselfstorage.co.ukryelands Business Park, Bagley road, rockwell Green,

Wellington, Somerset TA21 9PZ

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www.blueskyelectrical.co.uk Fully insured and accredited

10 Station Road, Hemyock, EX15 3SE

01823 681082 07947 947534

Digital TV – Satellite – Telecoms – CCTV

Call Paul Milton, Your Local Engineer

0011882233 666644220044 29 Springfield Rd, Wellington

www.teletech-services.co.uk

aerial & satellite installations telecom installations/faults - broadband issues resolved

members of the CAI, RDI & Constructionline tidy & efficient installations

domestic & commercial

free estimates


INTERIOR & EXTERIOR DECORATING TILING & COVING

HOME MAINTENANCECARPENTRY

EXCELLENT PRICESREFERENCES AVAILABLE

MARTIN TRYHORN24 ANDREW ALLAN ROAD

ROCKWELL GREENWELLINGTON TA21 9DY

01823 666391mobile: [email protected]



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AquariumsMaidenhead Aquatics • Blackdown Nurseries 660060

Artists/ Art GalleriesEclipse Studios & Gallery • 20 Mantle Street 667057Frames • 22a South Street 660990

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Beauty SalonsAll Elements • 78 North Street 669121Backscratchers Nail Ext. • Ryelands 07967 352034Beauty at Backstage • 2 Lamb Ct (Sth St) 661526Essential Beauty 078915 75044The Beauty Room • 7 Brooks Place 665704Julie’s 663486Susan Grafton 662155Top 2 Toe • Rockwell Green 07525 098117

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Charity urges people of Somerset to make Joint Effort pledge for National Arthritis Week

Arthritis Research UK is calling on the people of Somerset to make a Joint Effort pledge to raise money, share their experiences and find out more about the realities of living with arthritis, during the charity’s National Arthritis Week on the 7-13th of October.Over 10 million people in the UK live with the pain and disability caused by arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. Arthritis can affect people of all ages, having a devastating impact on their quality of life.

Special fundraising and awareness events around the country have been planned to increase awareness of arthritis and the impact of the disease.

Arthritis Research UK receives no government funding. All proceeds raised during the week will go towards funding the charity’s pioneering research into the cause and treatment of arthritis.

Susie McCallum, Regional Fundraising Manager (South West) for Arthritis Research UK, says: “This National Arthritis Week we are asking people to help us fight arthritis by making their own Joint Effort pledge. We hope that many people in Somerset will mark National Arthritis Week by hosting a special event. People can choose to pledge to support us by giving, sharing their story or learning more about what it’s like to live with arthritis.”

Make your Joint Effort Pledge and hold your own fundraising event during National Arthritis Week

Your free fundraising pack will include:• A guide to fundraising• National Arthritis Week posters• Paying in form Arthritis Research UK is the charity leading the fight against arthritis.


We’re working to take the pain away for sufferers of all forms of arthritis. We do this by funding high class research, providing information and campaigning. Everything we do is underpinned by research. Our core remits are funding world-class research and providing a comprehensive range of information for patients, the public and health professionals and we are committed to raising the profile of arthritis and making a real difference to people’s lives.

Arthritis is a huge problem, affecting more than 10 million people in the UK, including 15,000 children, and we believe the time is right for us to raise its profile, both among the general public and government.

To find out more about National Arthritis Week contact Susie McCallum on 01225 313632 or [email protected].

You can also find more information about the campaign or make your Joint Effort pledge online by visiting www.nationalarthritisweek.org.uk or calling 0300 790 0444. We’re also on social media: facebook.com/arthritisresearchuk, twitter.com/ArthritisRUK.




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October 2013 TOWN COUNCIL NEWSLETTER PAGE 1

New CouncillorOn 25th July 2013 Cllr Andrew Sully

was elected to represent Wellington East Ward.

Andrew can be contacted on:[email protected]

01823 276299

Grants Since our last newsletter grants have been awarded to the following organisations:

Wellington Carnival Committee: £1300 Road Closure, Barriers and training for the Carnival on 28th September 2013

Wellington Sports Federation: £250 Official opening ceremony

Town Guide Once again the town guide has been greatly received by residents in and around

Wellington as well as by visitors to the town. In order to keep it up to date we rely on organisations to keep us up to date with contact information and details.

[email protected], Wellesley Park, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8PY

01823 429220

Copies of the Town Guide can be collected from: The Community Office/Tourist Information Centre

and The Library in Fore Street and Flowers & Interiors in Cornhill

TwitterWellington Town Council now has twitter.

Follow us @WellingtonTC1


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Mrs Josephine ChaveAt September Council Meeting, The Mayor made a presentation to Mrs Josephine Chave in recognition of her great and valuable services to the community.

The award recognised the appreciation of the local community for her activity and contribution over many years in relation to the Wellington Carnival which had brought pleasure to many and played a significant role in promoting the town

Town Entrance SignsWellington Town Council are paying for work to be undertaken on the 4 entrance signs to the town. Artwork on the signs had faded over time and was in need of rejuvenation. This will involve the crests of Wellington and its twinned towns being replaced.

Christmas Lights This year Wellington Town Council’s Christmas Light

Switch On event will take place on 30th November 2013 between 4pm – 7pm

in the town centre. We hope to have lively entertainment for all to celebrate the beginning of the festive season.

Next Council meeting The date of the October Council Meeting has been changed to the 14th October 2013 so that members and officers are able to attend the installation of the new

rector of St. John the Baptist Parish Church.Finance Committee 5:45pm

Planning Meeting 6:15pmFull Council 7pm


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WELLINGTON STUDENT TAMES THE DRAGON

I was able to catch up with ex-Wellington School pupil Tom Carson who managed with his business partner, Chris Rea, in the last show of the current series of Dragon’s Den to persuade Dragon Duncan Bannatine to part with £75,000 in exchange for 40% of their clothing Company ‘Young Ones’.

Tom, who lived in Wellington and went to Wellington School from 2001 to 2008, met Chris, an ex-Millfield boy at Exeter University where they graduated with Business Degrees. Both were hockey sports scholars and are now making their names as senior Internationals, Tom with England and Chris for the USA.

I made the error of asking Tom what made them come up with the idea of marketing adult romper suits and was quickly told “You can’t call it a romper suit!! It a onesie” . Tom explained that Young Ones was started in response to the trend for “onesies” which kicked off in 2011. Tom and Chris saw an opportunity to provide a high quality but lower priced alternative to the then market-leading brand.

Working with international suppliers Chris and Tom were able to source a product which they could take to market at half the price of competitor products and quickly began to secure sales. Young Ones then started to offer volume sales and customised onesies to University groups such as sports teams and societies.

As well as being priced very competitively which made them affordable for students Tom explained that as they were both students when they began, they were in touch with what students wanted and able to respond quickly to new trends. They also have t shirts, holdalls/bags,

beautiful wooden sunglasses, deck shoes, and more to come.

Having secured Duncan Bannatyne’s support they intend to use his investment to increase their stock holdings, develop the range of products, improve the website and generally make the business more professional and efficient through developing infrastructure.

Tom and Chris have now embarked on a 2 month tour of university campuses peddling their wares and drumming up interest in their brand. If you would like to know more about Young Ones and their range of stock visit their website:

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The Burning Question: Is my house on the market for the right price?Gibbins Richards’ answer: A tough one – in a market that is ever changing it is sometimes difficult to establish your property’s actual value. And we’re not talking asking prices here – that’s the easy bit. The tricky bit is trying to predict just how much a sale price will settle at once a buyer has been found and negotiations start. It isn’t unusual for a first offer to be made at about 10% less than the asking price. So as an example, if your property is on for £200,000, then an offer of £180,000 could be deemed as a sensible starting point. But after that first offer has been made, it’s then down to your estate agent to find a happy balance between what you’d like to achieve and what your buyer wants to pay, hopefully in your favour. The chances are the buyer has lots of information available to them about your house and your neighbourhood – what you paid, when you bought it, what other similar properties have sold for nearby, and (rather frustratingly!) some websites think they can ‘predict’ what your home is worth now, based on national price trends and mortgage statistics. These figures are not always accurate, and can sometimes make for a more unrealistic offer to be made.

Your estate agent should be able to see what the interest trends are in your property – and website statistics are not necessarily the bible. It is not always about who has seen your property online, more about who the agent has talked to about the benefits of your home and how it could suit them. Again, information available online is wide and varied, and a potential buyer can dismiss even the most perfect home if they see anything online that may put them off. For example, there is a certain website that offers information on anti-social behaviour and crime rates. Search for ‘Wellington, Somerset’ and all sorts of colourful data comes up, enough to put anybody off at first glance. But look a little deeper into the webpage and you’ll see that the statistics actually relate to Wellington in Shropshire, not Somerset! Dangerous stuff, and potentially damaging to our town’s success. So it is your estate agent’s responsibility to maximise the ‘selling potential’ in that buyer by speaking with them and spending time with them, overcoming any objections they may have and ultimately maximising their monetary interest in your house.

If your house is getting viewings then the chances are it is on for the right price. A viewer may well offer less but at least you will see activity throughout the marketing. If you have been on the market for some time and viewings have been slow (as is very often the case), then the chances are there may be some adjustment needed on your asking price. Your estate agent should not be frightened of broaching this subject with you, it is after all their job to sell the house, not have it in their window for months on end!

For more information on setting your asking price, or if you are having trouble gaining viewings, call the team at Gibbins Richards in Wellington High Street on 01823 663311. With record sales numbers this year we are confident we know what we’re doing!

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The WBA provides: support, information and advice as well as networking opportunities

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With property prices in the south west remaining high in relation to salaries and more attractive mortgage deals being available to those with a bigger deposit, many buyers are relying on “the Bank of Mum and Dad” to enable them to get a foot on the housing ladder.

Outright giftsFor parents, grandparents or other family members who are in the fortunate position of being able to make an absolute gift of funds (on average £17,000.00 according to research) there are no legal issues other than ensuring that the mortgage lender is aware what funds are being gifted. You should ensure that your mortgage broker and conveyancing lawyer are aware of the situation from the start.

How to protect the loanWhere a family member is using their own savings or has raided their own pension and is seeking to protect their hard earned cash the situation is different. Mainstream mortgage lenders are reluctant to agree to anything which may adversely affect their position and few lenders are likely to agree to a family member having a second charge (mortgage) over the property as security even though it would not affect the first lender’s ability to repossess the property in the event of the mortgage payments not being made.

If the mainstream lender is not prepared to allow a second charge there are still ways of protecting the family member’s investment. Most popular would be a Declaration of Trust setting out the various parties’ input and who is entitled to what in the event of the property being sold. These are equally useful where two or more people are buying a property together but contributing different amounts or where they will be making different payments towards the mortgage and running costs in the future.

Alternatively a Promissory Note providing a simple legal promise to repay the loan at a future date may be appropriate.

It is essential to take good legal advice at an early stage in the process and Porter Dodson’s legal advisors are there to prepare support and protect you throughout the process.

Alison Lock is a Chartered Legal Executive specialising in residential property matters at the firm’s Wellington office at 15 High Street. Contact her on 01823 652104 or Partner Stephen Mahoney on 01823 652120 for further information.

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The Foot Health CentrePodiatrists/Chiropodists

A Private Podiatry & Chiropody Clinic providing a broad range of nail and foot care treatments including: removal of corn & callosities to nail

surgery. Foot health assessments are undertaken including diabetic patients.

A NAIL CUTTING SERVICE IS AVAILABLE HOME VISITS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR HOUSE BOUND PEOPLE

Stephen Boyes B.Sc(Hons) M.Ch.S D.Pod.M

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9, North Street, Wellington TA21 8LXFor an appointment please call:

01823 667933


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Waitrose Wellington, High Street, Wellington TA21 8SX Tel 01823 663577

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S&A Electrics • 6 Kelway Rd 07747 047787Somerlake Inc. Ltd • 94 Mantle Street 07810 212075

EntertainersAldo the Clown • 54 High St 665676

Equestrians Millhouse • Bradford Mills 461322

Estate & Letting AgentsBeacon. Lee & Ward • 8 Mantle Street 662234Fox & Sons • 13 High Street 667688Gibbins Richards • 37 High Street 663311Nova Homes • 35a Fore St 665461Philip Caple • Holcombe Rogus 672606Stags Estate Agents • 5 High St 662822Webbers • 4 South Street 664333Wilkie May & Tuckwell • 27 High Street 667799

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What does Wellington Children's Centre Provide for both Expectant Parents, and Parents with Children aged 0-5?•A full and varied timetable of fun and informative groups•Groups run in conjunction with WellingtonvSports Centre• 1:1 or Group Family Support• Specialist advice from Midwives and Health Visitors•A Weekly Baby Weighing Clinic and facilities to weigh your baby•Access to Housing, Benefits and Debt Management• Link to Citizens Advice Bureau• Support in returning to Employment, Education and Training• Links to your local Pre-Schools and Childminders•Help Children with transition into SchoolCall in, or ‘phone us, we’re next door to Beech Grove Primary School near Wellington Park: Wellington Children’s CentreCourtland Road, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8NE

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01823 660094

If you are looking for luxury and comfort in your old age and a home from

home then come and spend a day at Oaktree Court

on the outskirts of WellingtonFollowing a £1.5m refurbishment we have carefully blended the old with the new offering designer rooms, luxurious communal lounges and delightful gardens.Our residents benefit from experienced staff who provide professional twenty-four hour personalised care and a whole range of services to enhance their lives.

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Homeopathy Ruth Hermolle LCPH MARH MBACP Counselling Tel: 01823 252191 Bowen Technique Simone Guest SRN MCCH MARH

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Paul Pether • 24 Waterloo Rd 07721 314745LPJ Phillips • 65 Kelway Road 07775 836705R.S. Plumbing 661636 / 07787 597537S W Potts • Bagley Green 665333N G Rowland • 4 High Path 662368Westview • Ashbrittle 07856 526493J.N. Williams • 17 Westford Close 667110

Portable Appliance Testing (see Electricians)

Post OfficeRockwell Green PO 662741Sorting Office • 11 High Street 662605Wellington MSPO • 20-22 High St 662005

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Antique & RestorationGraham Sparks Restoration • Tonedale 663636

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What is Osteopathy?Martha Price provides a fascinating article on the history and treatment provided by Osteopaths

Osteopathy is a system of diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of medical conditions. It works with the structure and function of the body, and is based on the principle that the well-being of an individual depends on the skeleton, muscles, ligaments and connective tissues functioning smoothly together.

To an osteopath, for your body to work well, its structure must also work well. So osteopaths work to restore your body to a state of balance, where possible without the use of drugs or surgery. Osteopaths use touch, physical manipulation, stretching and massage to increase the mobility of joints, to relieve muscle tension, to enhance the blood and nerve supply to tissues, and to help your body’s own healing mechanisms. They may also provide advice on posture and exercise to aid recovery, promote health and prevent symptoms recurring.

Osteopathy was founded in the USA by Andrew Taylor Still, in 1874. Still developed a pioneering hands-on treatment approach to deal with the health and mobility problems he found in his patients, based on structural anatomy and physiology.

In the early 1920's, William Garner Sutherland, a student of Still, took this a step further and developed Cranial Osteopathy. He noted that there was a rhythmic micro-movement in the connective tissues and central nervous system, which in healthy subjects was continuous and even, but became altered or restricted after a trauma or accident, or during times of infection or inflammation. Its this Cranial Rhythm that cranial osteopaths use to treat their patients, and it's existence was confirmed during a series of laboratory tests in the 1960's and 1970's.

An osteopath’s patients range from babies and very young children, through to the more mature members of the population. We also treat manual workers, office professionals, pregnant women and sports people.

People seek treatment for a wide range of conditions, which may include:repetitive strain injuries,

the pain associated with arthritisminor sports injuries

postural changes due to pregnancypostural problems from driving or a work strain.

Babies are often treated for an asymmetrical head (plagiocephaly) and a restriction in their neck (torticollis). This may be due to the position they were lying in before they were born, or to the trauma of birth. They may also present with feeding problems or as fractious, irritable babies.

However, this is by no means an exhaustive list, as patients are assessed on an individual basis, with a full and detailed history of the condition being taken before an examination is carried out. The diagnosis and an appropriate treatment plan is then discussed before treating the patient. The osteopath may also follow up with lifestyle advice and exercises. In the case of patients who regularly use a computer and work-station, it may also be appropriate to assess the set-up of their desk. Sitting in the wrong position may be exaggerating the injury!

So, how does osteopathy help?

One of the basic principles of osteopathy is that “the body is designed to heal itself”. As osteopaths, we encourage this natural healing process by using a variety of techniques. I treat using a branch of osteopathy know as ‘cranial osteopathy’. These techniques work to adjust the balance of the bones through the skull and spine, then through the connective tissue to the whole body. Any stresses and strains that are present, maybe from a whiplash injury, a fall, childbirth or overuse, may be treated with an almost imperceptible touch, designed to work with the body's natural cranio-sacral mechanism. Patients are frequently unaware of the changes going on in their body during a treatment.


Treatment is incredibly gentle; in fact, most patients are surprised at how good they may feel immediately afterwards. Since 1994, all osteopaths in the UK have been regulated by the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). Today, most osteopaths will have undertaken a 4 year degree, and are required by the GOsC to continue with their studies and renew their registration each year and the GOsC provides registrants with an annual licence to practise. As part of this process, the GOsC checks that osteopaths have current professional indemnity insurance, remain in good health and of good character, and have met mandatory continuing professional development requirements. The title 'osteopath' is protected by law. It is against the law for anyone to call themselves an osteopath unless they are registered with the GOsC, which sets and promotes high standards of competency, conduct and safety.

For more information, please see the website of the GOsC www.osteopathy.org.ukFor more information about cranial osteopathy, please go to www.cranial.org.uk

For more information about cranial osteopathy please contact me direct on 07734 431624, or at Luson Surgery or via my facebook page Martha Price

Daytime and evening appointments are available in Hemyock on Mondays, and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Luson Surgery. Please don't hesitate to contact me for a chat, to see if I can help with your symptoms.

In pain? Don’t struggle on!Experienced osteopath Martha Price can help

sports injuriesaches and pains from gardening

arthritisback painsciatica

shoulder injuriesirritable babiesand more....

Appointments available at:

Luson Surgery, Wellington 01823 662836

andThe Blackdown Healthy Living

Centre, Hemyock 07734 431624

Relate trained specialists in Couple, Family and Relationship Counselling,

Mediation, Sex therapy and Young Persons Counsellingcovering

Wellington, Taunton & StreetCall us on 07979 526 401

www.relationshipsomersetcounselling.co.uk


Wellington Community Office30 Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8AQTel: 01823 667279Fax : 01823 [email protected]

Wellington Tourist Information Office30 Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8AQTel: 01823 663379 Fax: 01823 667279Email: [email protected]

Wellington MuseumThe Squirrel, 28 Fore Street Wellington TA21 8AQ Tel: 07971 242904Email: [email protected] Times: Easter week to the end of SeptemberMonday to Friday 10.00am – 4.00pmSaturday 10.00am – 1.00pm From September to mid December Saturdays only 10.00am – 1.00pmThe Museum is closed on Bank Holidays

Wellington Library16 Fore Street, Wellington TA21 8AQTelephone: 0845 345 9177Fax: 01823 665194Email: [email protected]

ChemistsLuson Pharmacy 01823 662446Mantle StreetMon – Fri 9.00am – 6.30pmBoots Chemist 01823 662170High StreetMon-Sat 8.45am – 5.30pmSuperdrug 01823 662492Fore StreetMon-Sat 8.30am – 5.30pmWiveliscombe 01984 623284Mon – Fri 9.00am – 5.30pmSaturday 9.00am – 1.00pmMedical CentresOut of Hours Medical Service 0845 408 8000Wellington Medical Centre 01823 663551 Mantle Street Mon-Fri 8.30am – 6.00pmLuson Surgery 01823 662836Mantle Street Mon-Fri 8.30am – 6.00pmWiveliscombe 01984 623471Mon – Fri 8.30am – 6.00pm

Milverton 01823 400236Mon, Wed, Thurs 8.30am – 5.30pmTues & Fri 8.30am – 6.00pm

NHS Direct 0845 4647

HospitalsCottage Hospital 01823 662663Musgrove Park Hospital 01823 333444

DentistsADP Dental Co Ltd 1 Station Road 01823 66206463 High Street 01823 662083Woodlands Dental Surgery 01823 66665143 High StreetWellington Dental Practice 01823 66155547 High StreetWiveliscombe Dental Practice 01984 623388Church Yard, Rotton Row

Veterinary Mount Veterinary Hospital 01823 21465921 High StreetDeane Vets 01984 624405Old Brewery Road Wivelsicombe

Police 101

Monument Taxis 01823 664444National Rail Enquiries: 08457484950Bus Timetables www.somerset.gov.uk/timetables or 0845 345 9155UtilitiesBT Fault Line 0800 800 151Gas Emergency 0800 111 999SWEB Emergencies 0800 365900Water 0845 600 4600

Wellesley Cinema 01823 666668Wellington Recycling Centre Poole Brickworks, Nynehead TA21 9HWwww.somersetwaste.gov.ukOpening Times:Mon 8.00am – 7pmTues – Wed 8.00am – 4.00pmThurs – Fri ClosedSat 8.00am – 4.00pmSun 8.00am - 1.00pmClosed Christmas, Boxing & New Years day

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