Saltford Community Association News Issue No 103 April - May 2012

COPY DEADLINE FORJUNE/JULY 2012 EDITION OF SCAN:10 MAY 2012

Copy sent by email to scan.saltford@btinternet.com will be very welcome.

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Saturday 19th May 2012Saltford Hall,

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SCA is a Registered Charity—Number 222157List of S.C.A. Contacts

Hon Secretary SCA Sheila Bateman 01225 873474SCAN Distribution Stan Hamblin 01225 872389SCAN Editor Robin Dixon 01225 359014

25 Claverton Rd West, Saltford, BristolBS31 3ALe-mail:robindixon@blueyonder.co.uk

SCAN Advertising Editor Sue Dixon 01225 35901425 Claverton Rd West, Saltford, BristolBS31 3ALe-mail: scan.saltford@btinternet.com

Hall Manager Christopher Pope 01225 874081 e-mail: hall.manager@btinternet.com.

List of Sectional Organisation ContactsSaltford Drama Club Liz James 01179 863530Saltford Short Mat Bowls Joan Hamblin 01225 872389Saltford Village Choir Julie Latham 01225 872336

Association & Other News

SALTFORD HALL BOOKING OFFICE01225 874081 E-mail: saltford.hall@btinternet.com.

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Association News

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The SCAN e-mail address - scan.saltford@btinternet.com

SCA AGM - 29 March We would love to hear from anyone interested in gettingmore involved in the Community Association

The Jumble Sale -made £900 profit. Thank you to everyone who donated items,helped organise or turned up on the morning and spent their hard earned cash.

Final reminder - the 100 Club closes on 31 March.

NEW SCAN EDITORS NEEDED!

Could you be the next editors of SCAN? Robin & Sue Dixon are standingdown after nearly nine years. If you have a few hours to spare every twomonths, enjoy working on your computer, have an eye for detail andwould like to take this valued village publication forward, please look atthe job descriptions on the SCA website www.saltfordhall.co.uk Then getin touch with us on scan.saltford@btinternet.com

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Other News

Jubilee Celebration

To celebrate the Queen’sDiamond Jubilee,Saltford Drama Club ispresenting an evening oflight entertainment at

Saltford Hall on Friday 15th and Saturday16th June. Working with other localorganisations, the programme will includea nostalgic look back to the entertainmentof 1952, as well as a glimpse at whatkeeps us entertained in 2012. Music,songs, quizzes and sketches frompopular radio, TV and West End showswill all be featured in an evening ofentertainment that will appeal toeveryone. The ticket price will include lightrefreshments served in a street partysetting. Make a note of the dates now andlook out for further details, which willshortly be posted in and around the village.

Saltford VillageChoir

Rehearsals are well on theway for our May Jubilee Concert

" DIAMONDS ARE FOR EVER."

Saturday 26th May 2012 at Saltford Hallstarting at 7.30 p.m.

Tickets £5. each.To obtain tickets phone 01225 873224.There will be some audienceparticipation.        It will be a mixed bag ofmusic from shows and films, some old, somenew and some a  little more serious.Something for everyone. Do come, it shouldbe an enjoyable evening.

We are still short of men (as most choirs). Weknow a lot of you men out there can sing andwe feel sure you would enjoy being part ofthe choir. Come along to a rehearsal (noobligation) on Tuesday evenings in theWansdyke Room, Saltford Hall 7.30-9.30p..m.

Thank you for your support of the ThreeVillages Coffee Morning. £380.00 wasraised (a cheque for £190 each for DorothyHouse and Macmillan Cancer Support havebeen sent off). An additional £60 was raisedfor Dorothy House from the sale of greetingscards on the day.

Visit  Saltford  Library and  help tocomplete  a 1,000 piece  jig-saw.  When youhave a spare moment, pop in, and have alook. Pick up a leaflet of other events heldin our library.Library open:  Tuesday 10-1 and 2-5pm,Thursday 9.30 - 1 and 2 - 5pm. andSaturdays 9.30 - 1pm.

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Friends of Saltford Library.Friday 13 April  10.15 for coffee,"Guthrie's Archives" and chat.All welcome.

Tuesday 24 April  7-8pm Poetry Liaisons -Like poetry or write poetry? Then come andshare them. The event is free, but bookyour place in Saltford Library.Friday 4 May     09.30 meet at the Shallowsfor the second half of the walk aroundSaltford with   Hilary Smedley.  £1 for theHistory Society.       All welcome.Friday 1 June    10.15 for coffee.  Jigsawsand chat.   All welcome.Friday 6 July     Visit to Kingswood Museumby shared cars.  .Friday 1 September  10.15 for coffee"Libraries you have known".  Come andshare experiences.Cynthia will have leaflets on a very newmodern Library in London, and SiberianLibraries.

Saltford Brass MillThe Mill is open to the publicon the 2nd and 4th Saturdayof each summer month from

11am - 3pm starting on Saturday, 12thMay. Please note the revised times. It isalso open on Saturday, 19th May, 6pm -9pm for the Museums by Night event.Bookings are being taken for groups of 15or more on any mutually convenientday/time. Work has continued during thewinter months so do come along and seethe changes.

www.brassmill.comemail - enquiries@brassmill.com01225 872954

Craft and Natter

Our Craft and Natter Group is still growingwith the addition of a new Member makingour total 14. Members brought in a varietyof their work from an intricate double sizequilt to a wall hanging with applique and

very fine embroidery. Another brought avery fine (2ply wool) knitted capedecorated with tiny beads made by her forher daughter’s wedding day. A memberwho later taught some of us the basicelements of crochet brought in a handbagand basket she had made encouraging usto have a go. A very enjoyable day washad by all.

If you are interested’ do come along to oneof our next meeting on Monday 26th Marchand 30th April from 10 ~ 3 in the SomersetRoom, Saltford Hall. For more informationphone 01225 873349.

Saltford Walkers have a fullprogramme of walks arranged forthe coming year, and invite youto join this friendly club. In

April/May there are walks arranged ofapproximately 10 miles at Oldbury,Horningsham, a venue in Somerset, andCrooks Peak. There are Sunday afternoonwalks to Pensford and the three Sodburys(4.5miles).Amblers have walks (5miles) toChew Valley, a train to Cardiff for the RiverTaff walk, and also 2 more not yet planned.Strollers who walk 3 miles are visitingTyntesfield NT grounds and anothervenue. If you would like more information,please phone the Secretary on 01179868794.

Keynsham & Saltord Local HistorySociety’s season of illustrated talksconcludes with the meeting on Monday 16th

April.  The subject is The Baedeker Blitzon Bath in April 1942 and the speaker isJohn Penny.  The venue is The KeyCentre, Victoria Methodist Church,Charlton Road, Keynsham. Prospectivemembers and visitors are very welcome toattend; the talk starts at 7.30pm.After the summer break, next season’stalks will commence on Monday 15th

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screen plus more....

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Sunday nights               8pm – 10.30pm

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Membership - £3 for a single membership or £5 for a family

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Fairtrade for SaltfordAre you interested in helping getfairtrade status for Saltford?

Come and meet others who careabout fairtrade. Share a glass of wine orcup of coffee on April 25th at 7.30pm. Ven-ue to be arranged depending on numbers.Call or email Gill on 872341 orgillrself@gmail.com

You can now recycleyour food and drinkcartons (Tetra Paks)with your cardboard

in the blue bag as part of the Council’sweekly kerbside recycling collection service.In the past, cartons have been difficult torecycle as they are made from a mixture of70-90% paperboard, aluminium foil andplastic but with improving technologies theycan now be recycled. All sorts of productscan be made from recycled drinks cartonsincluding envelopes, plasterboard liner,paper carrier bags, broom handles, roof tilesand even garden furniture.

Please empty, remove the lids if possibleand wash and squash your cartons andput them with your cardboard in your bluebag - by squashing your cartons, you canfit in three times as many, saving space bothin your container and the collection vehicle.One way to squash them is to flatten underyour foot. And remember to flatten, fold orcut all cardboard so that it fits into your bluebag.

Changes to weekendopening times atrecycling centres

Bath & North East Somerset Council ischanging the weekend opening times at allthree recycling centres.

Mondays to Fridays will not be affected andall centres at Midsomer Norton, Keynshamand Bath, will be open as usual from 8am– 4.15pm. At weekends however, thecentres will, from March 31 2012, open at9am instead of 8am.

Garden share.Do you have an unused corner of

garden that you would be happy toshare?  I live in the High Street and am

looking for a disused corner of a garden inthe High Street area which I can cultivateand turn into a vegetable plot. In return, youwill receive a proportion of the produce.Interested? Then please contact Ian on01225 872434.

Get Sustrans Fresh Air Miles!Join the Saltford Cycle Quest on 20th Maybetween 2 and 5 pm. Start from Saltford Halland cycle around the Saltford area for 1 hour(1 hour 30 mins maximum) solving simpleclues as you go. Various entry categories -and prizes! See the Saltford EnvironmentGroup website for further details and noticesnearer the date.

For the latest information on thework of the

Saltford Environment Groupincluding the Station Campaign, go towww.saltfordenvironmentgroup.org.uk

Saltford  and  Keynsham  Group  of  theAvon  Wildlife  TrustThe last indoor meeting is asfollows, and will be held in theBaptist Church Hall, High Street,

Keynsham at 7.30pm.  Entrance is £2.50,refreshments are served.

Friday 13 April - Portbury Wharf Reserve, (anew reserve with bird hides) by Neil Hutton,Reserves Manager,who will lead us on awalk in May.At these two meetings there will be anopportunity to sign up for the mini-bus forthe Summer field outings, and an eveningvisit to the Yeo Valley farm in July.   Forfurther information contact Cynthia 01225874259.

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Parish Plan Implementation

Expanding NeighbourhoodWatch in Saltford

Being in a Neighbourhood Watch hasmany benefits - helping to reduce crimeand the fear of crime, lowering insurancerates, and meeting neighbours. The ParishCouncil wishes to encourage more NWschemes in Saltford. Schemes can be bigor small, even covering a single street orclose. Come and find out more about NWat a public meeting on Tuesday 19thJune from 7-8pm at Saltford Hall. Themeeting is hosted by the Parish Council inconjunction with our neighbourhoodpolicing team. There will also be leadersof existing Neighbourhood Watches at themeeting who can tell you how much or howlittle is involved.

Saltford Business NetworkThe Parish Council  views the economiclife of Saltford as very important and ispromoting the setting up of anindependent  small-business communitynetwork for Saltford.The objectives of a community businessnetwork are to:� Encourage local people to use local

businesses� Produce and maintain a web-based

directory of local businesses� Ensure that the views of local

businesses are represented whenplans are being made and decisionstaken� Provide networking opportunities

and mutual support for members

The launch will be a "BusinessBreakfast" on 1st May from 8 am to 9 amat the Riverside.Details are subject to confirmation and willappear on the Parish Council web-site indue course.

If you run a small company in Saltford or youare the company, do come along and findout more.

You can register your interest with Cllr.TinaCurtis tina@signsofsaltford.co.uk or CllrKevin Reeveskevinreeves@reevesconsulting.co.uk

Missed bin collection, faulty street light,potholes, overgrown footpaths - contact

Council Connect.Email, telephone and web enquiries

· Web: www.bathnes.gov.uk/reportit· Email:

councilconnect@bathnes.gov.uk· Telephone: 01225 39 40 41· Text (SMS): 07797 806545

The Council Connect contact centre is openfor telephone enquiries:

· Monday, Tuesday, Thursday &Friday: 8.00am - 6.00pm

· Wednesdays: 9.30am - 6.00pm

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CAB Advice Van will visit Saltford Hallfrom 10.00 am - 1.00 pm on Wednesday 11April and at the above time every secondWednesday of each month thereafter.

To advertise in the next issue ofSCAN contact Sue Dixon

01225 359014scan.saltford@btinternet.com

“Highest priority” status given tore-opening Saltford Railway Station

The West of England Partnership whichrepresents all four local authorities in theBristol and Bath Area has announced thatSaltford Station is one of only two newstations to be given the highest priority forre-opening, the other being Ashton Gate.

The Department for Transport is holding aconsultation on what should be in the GreatWestern Rail Franchise which will operatefrom 2013 until 2028. The West of EnglandPartnership is putting forward three aims –establishing the so-called Greater BristolMetro, re-opening the Portishead Line, andseeking additional rolling stock. Re-openingSaltford Station as a commuter station isseen as part of establishing the GreaterBristol Metro which will include a half-hourlyservice between Bath Spa and TempleMeads. Saltford Station is expected to bere-instated in Phase 2 of the Bristol MetroProject in the period 2019 to 2023This is fantastic news for Saltford. It meansthat re-opening the railway station hasmoved from a possibility to a probability.The Campaign group will do all it can tobring the proposed time for re-openingforward.

Thank-you to everyone who returned thefollow-up questionnaires given to thosewho said that they would use a re-openedstation daily. The information has alreadybeen used to support our case.

Duncan Hounsell & Chris Warren

(Chris Warren has been elected as aParish Councillor under the banner of theStation Campaign.)

Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club

On Saturday last, 10th March, SaltfordS.M.B.C. hosted a tournament at theHall to raise funds towards the S.C.A.finances. This is the eleventh year invita-tions have been sent out, and such is ourreputation that we had a full comple-ment, together with three teams waitingfor someone to drop out! Sixteen teamsfrom Clubs from as far afield as Fown-hope (near Hereford) and Ilchester,Highbridge, and Chippenham arrived totake part. Each team plays five gamesand the winning team finishes with mostpoints won. Three teams lost only onegame so the number of shots decidedthe winner of the trophies, this year,Parker Pens. Graham Luker, of ModernGlass (Bristol) once again sponsored theevent in memory of his Dad, Bill, whomany of you will know from his involve-ment with the Church. He was also along time active member of the BowlsClub.

We offered refreshments and membersworked hard to ensure that our visitorsenjoyed a memorable day. The positiveand pleasant comments as players leftwere a credit to our Club.The standard ofplay was high, with games being playedin a sporting manner. The eventual win-ners, after a recount of shots won, wasKeinton (Somerset) with Fownhope asrunners-up. Congratulations to all whoentered and played to the best of theirability. It’s the spirit of goodwill andfriendship which wins in the end. Saltfordis holding a monthly open morning onselected Sundays, next one on 22nd

April, for anyone who would like to trythis friendly game. No equipment re-quired, just turn up and have a go!

Joan HamblinSecretary Saltford S.M.B.C.

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Saltford Parish Council NewsSaltford Parish Council News

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Sensors at Manor and Beech Road junctions with Bath RoadIn the last issue of SCAN, we mentioned the sensors that were put in at the junctionsof Manor Road and Beech Road with Bath Road to help vehicles entering the BathRoad flow by sending a signal to the pedestrian crossings. We have now discoveredthat last year, without any warning, B&NES changed the timings such that at peak flowthe pedestrian crossing waiting time increased from 20 to 30 seconds and the vehiclewaiting time doubled from 35 to 70 seconds. The Parish Council, unhappy at theimposition that this placed on Saltford residents to produce very little if any effect ontraffic flow, have requested that the original or even shorter times are introduced. Asite meeting was arranged for 19 March to discuss the matter. As this was after SCAN’scopy deadline, we will keep you up to date with the results of our negotiations in thenext issue. In the meantime, see our website www.saltfordparishcouncil.gov.uk orcontact the Clerk.

FairtradeThe Parish Council welcomes the setting up of a Fairtrade steering group in Saltford.The Council supports the principle of Fairtrade and aims to use Fairtrade products atits functions as appropriate.

Planning application site visitsApplicants and occupants of properties neighbouring an application may request asite visit when an application is on the Parish Council's agenda. A member ormembers of the Council would come and view the development site from yourproperty. The Parish Council can either support an application, object to it, or offercomments to B&NES, who are the planning authority. Formal objection can be madeonly if, in the Council's opinion, the proposals conflict with a policy, or policies, inB&NES’ Local Plan.

Sign up for our e-newsletter at8 www.saltfordparishcouncil.gov.uk

Tricia Golinski, Parish Clerk, Saltford Parish Council Office* Saltford Library, 478a Bath Road, Saltford BS31 3DJ( 01225 8733008 clerk@saltfordparishcouncil.gov.uk

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Business Directory – News – Eventscontact@saltfordconnect.co.uk

Saturday 19th May 2012

A relaxing night of entertainment by Brejerio, playing South American Music.Dancers from the Lucy Ratnetts Dance Classes will be starting the evening off at 7.30pm.A Mexican meal will be served about 8.35pm - Picadillo served with rice, fresh tomatosalsa, grated cheese and tortilla chips. Vegetarian option is Spinach and Ricotta Enchi-ladas served with rice, fresh tomato salsa, grated cheese and tortilla chips.Followed by Fruit Salad with Tequila or Churros y Chocolate. (Please state your foodorder when paying for your tickets) All recipes are taken from Thomasina Miers MEXI-CAN FOOD Made Simple Cook Book.

There is a chance to win a 'signed copy' of Thomasina Miers MEXICAN FOOD MadeSimple cook book in our raffle, on the night.

The Bar will be selling Margarita Cocktails, Tequilla shots and the usual Moles beer,wine, cider and soft drinks. After your meal you can also purchase Coffee and ChilliChocolate Truffles.

So dig out your ponchos, serapes and sombreros, or come as you are........................Tickets £12 available from Saltford Hall Booking Office or you can request tickets viascaeventtickets@btinternet.com

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Saltford HallSaturday 30 June 2012

7.30pmTeams of up to six people £5 each to include food

(Part of the proceeds will goto Saltford Day Centre.)

Tickets from 01225 874081 orscaeventtickets@btinternet.

comContact for stalls - Diane

01225 874986

SALTFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONCALENDAR OF FUNDRAISING EVENTS IN 2012

Month Day Event TimeMarch 29 Saltford Community Association AGM 7.30 pm

May 12 BANES – Give & Take Event + cafe 10.00 – 2.00pm

13 Mad Hatters Tea Party in aid of GBRhythmic Gymnastic squad

3.00pm - 5.00 pm

19 A Mexican Dinner followed by an evening ofSouth American Music performed by Brejeir

7.30 pm

26 Saltford Village Choir Summer Concert 7.30 pm

June 15-16 Saltford Drama Club Production - Queen'sJubilee

7.30 pm

30 Country Market 10.00 - 3.30 pm

30 Quiz(partly in aid of Saltford Day Centre) 7.30 pm

July 14 Memorial Concert for David Roberts (Allproceeds split between Dorothy House andMND)

7.30 pm

18 Nosy Parker/Local Talent Night 7.30 pm

September 1 Saltford Beer and Cider Festival 12.00 - 5.00 pm &6.00pm - 11.00 pm

October 27 Comedy Night with Real Ale & Cider 7.30 pm

November 15-17 Saltford Drama Club Production 7.30 pm

December 1 Christmas Market 10.00 am - 3.00 pm

2013

June 1 - 9 Saltford Festival

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For more information please e-mailscaeventtickets@btinternet.com

or ring the Booking Office on 01225 874081

Childrens’

Entertainer

Fancy

Dress

& Tea

Party

At Saltford Sports Club

On

Monday 4th June 20121.30pm onwards

Swing Boats

Outdoor

Skittles

Tug of War

Horseshoe

Throwing

EveningEntertainment

Dean Sinclair

(ticket only)

Tea RoomPig Roast

ALL TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM THE CLUB HOUSE

Welly ThrowingBouncy SlidePillow Fight onPoleCoconut ShyBoules

Face PaintingPalm Reading &CrystalsBottle StallRaffle

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To celebrate the successful Olympic qualification of the GB RhythmicGymnastic squad we are hosting a

Family Time at a Mad Hatter’s TeaParty

at Saltford Hall onSunday 13th May 2012, 3pm to 5pm.

The Coach and Squad are based at the University of Bath Sports Village andconsist of several local Bath girls. They are completely self funded and needfinancial support for equipment, leotards, competitions and travel. We are aimingto raise £500. As well as a guest appearance by the GB Rhythmic GymnasticsSquad, there will be games, entertainment, lots of cakes, refreshments and lots offun.Tickets £6 adult and £4 child (under 12s) tickets from Christine Waite 07595160860 and Diane Areskog 07766 914976 ALL donations will go to GB RhythmicGymnastics Squad.

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Give away and take away for free.

Anyone having a Spring clear-out is welcome to attend Bath & North East SomersetCouncil’s next Give and Take Day at Saltford Hall, Wedmore Road, Saltford, onSaturday 12 May 2012 from 10am - 2pm. Residents will have the opportunity to giveaway reusable items they no longer need or take things that they do need, all for free.

The aim of the day is to reduce the amount of unwanted household items ending-upin landfill and costing the local taxpayer money in landfill charges, as well as reducingthe amount of harmful gases being released into the atmosphere.

All residents need to do is bring along their unwanted reusable items (not broken orelectrical) and donate them at Saltford Hall from 9am. No donations accepted after1pm. We will only accept small pieces of furniture or items that will fit into an averagesized family car. Badged volunteers will receive, check and sort your items on the day.Anyone is free to browse the collection of donations and take away items, althoughthe Council is encouraging people not to take away more than 10 items.The Saltford Community Association Trustees and Volunteers will be selling drinksand homemade cakes on the day.

Advice on recycling, reducing household waste and home composting will also beavailable. For more details see the Events section on our websitewww.bathnes.gov.uk/wasteservices or contact Council Connect 01225 39 40 41 orcouncilconnect@bathnes.gov.uk

What items do we except at a Give and Take day?YES please!

• Toys, Bicycles and books• Clothes and reusable linen e.g.sheets, curtains. Small furniture (must fit into acar)• DVDs and CDs• Garden ware and tools• Bric-a-Brac

NO thank you!

• Hazardous or toxic items e.g. paint• Foam furniture e.g. sofas, chairs,duvets, pillows• Gas appliances• Broken or damaged items• Tools requiring safety equipment• No bulky items e.g. cupboards,wardrobes• Videos

SCA will run a cafe alongside this event. It will beopen from 10am till 2pm.  We will be serving NewtonFarm bacon and sausages with variousaccompaniments, a selection of cakes, tea andcoffee.

High Street Saltford BristolTel: (01225)873335

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There will be aMorning Pre-School

in Saltford Hallfrom

September 2012

There will be a ‘chance to meet’ in April

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SALTFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION - Affiliated Organisations 2010/111st Saltford Scout Group. Sue Hutchings 01225 873153Avon Badminton Club Tony Dicker 0117 330 8510Avon County Rowing Club Penny Senior 0117 986 7934Grace Bible Church Steve Greedy 07901601232Historical Model Railway Society Mr Gerry Nichols 0117 973 1862Keynsham & District Tangent Club Mrs Sue Cooper 01225 872132Keynsham & District Twinning Association Carole Duckett 0117 9865350Keynsham & Chew Valley Rotary Club Rob Hales 01225 872456Keynsham & Saltford Wine Circle Alan Dummott 01225 873493Keynsham Light Opera Group Mr Steve Drew 07557444364Lions Club of Keynsham Peter Dando 01225 873917N.A.F.A.S. (S.W. Area) Mrs Sue GaskinNational Auricula & Primula Society Roger Woods 01455 272 377N.E. Somerset Conservative Assoc. Mrs Margaret Brewer 0117 987 2313Painting for Pleasure Mrs F. Sheppard 01225 873773Saltford Badminton Club Vend Waterman 01225 345169Saltford Busy Bees Pre-school Mrs Gill Gooding 01225 873183Saltford Day Centre 07505178520Saltford District Guiding Laine Willis  01225 873852Saltford Environment Group Ben Eve 01225 345178Saltford Floral Club Mrs Eve Hessey 01225 873380Saltford Golf Club Mike Penn, (Secretary) 01225 873513Saltford Intergenerational Group Lyndsey Harris 01225 874279Saltford Ladies Gardening Club Mrs Debra Jewell 01225 872450Saltford Lawn Tennis Club Mo Smallwood (Sec) 01225 400164Saltford Morning Townswomen's Guild Mrs Audrey Lewis 01225 873434Saltford Orchestra Carol Mills 01225 837972Saltford Parish Council Tricia Golinski, Parish Clerk 01225 873300Saltford C.of E, Primary School PTA Headteacher 01225 872185Saltford Scrabble Club Mrs F. Sheppard 01225 873773Saltford Sports Club Mrs Jo Ball 01225 874804Saltford Tuesday Morning Badminton Club Andrea Cooper 01225 872402Saltford Walkers Miss Helen Gilroy, 0117 986 8794Saltford Whist Club Malcolm Pearce 01225 872555Saltford W.I. Mrs S. Dando 01225 873917Saltford Wind Chamber Group Liz Harvey 01761 462208St. Mary's Church Rev. G.R.W. Hall 01225 872275Wednesday Morning Badminton Group Caroleann Gratton 01225 873898

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Saltford Hall web site address.Visit www.saltfordhall.co.uk for information about events and activities in the Hall,look at past issues of SCAN, or download the latest issue. You can also viewphotographs in the Photo Gallery and archive and visit the facebook pages.

REGULAR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES AT SALTFORD HALL

Mon to Fri 9.15 am Saltford Busy Bees Pre-school Avon

Mondays 10.00am Art Class Somerset

(some)10.00 am Yoga Class Wansdyke

1.30 pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall

2.00 pm Whist Club Avon4.40 pm Lucy Ratnett Dance Hall7.30pm Saltford Scrabble Club Kelston

(in season) 7.30pm Saltford Drama Club Avon

7.45pm Saltford Badminton Club Hall

Tuesdays 10.00am Tuesday Morning Badminton Hall

10.00am Art Class Kelston

(1st & 3rd only) 7.00pm Saltford Parish Council Avon

7.30pm Avon Badminton Club Hall

7.30pm Saltford Village Choir Wansdyke

Wednesdays 9.45am Wednesday Morning Badminton Group Hall

10.00 am Music with Mummy Kelston

1.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall

3.30pm Keyford Dancing School Somerset

7.30 pm Belly Dancing Classes Wansdyke

7.30pm Saltford Sequence & Old Time Dance Club Hall

Thursdays 9.45 am Jazzercise Class Hall

2.00pm Painting for Pleasure Club Somerset

6.30 pm Pilates Class Hall

6.00 pm Kick Boxing classes Wansdyke

Fridays 10.00 am Saltford Wind Chamber Group Somerset

(some)10.00 am Yoga class Wansdyke

(some) 1.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall

4.45 pm Flutter Feet Tap Class Somerset

6.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Night Hall

6.30 pm Saltford Shu-Ko-Kai Club (Martial Arts) Wansdyke

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Tuesday 3rd Saltford Parish Council Avon 6.15 pm

Thursday 12th Child Health Clinic (Baby Clinic) Avon 1.30 pm

Friday 13th Orchestra Workshop Hall 9.15 am

Friday 20th NAFAS SW Area Education Day Hall 9.00 am

Saturday 21st National Auricular & Primula Society Show Hall 9.00 am

Monday 30th Terry Harrison’s Watercolour workshop Wansdyke 9.30 am

SELECTED EVENTS IN APRIL 2012The calendar highlights a selection of events taking place.. It should be noted that

these are not all public meetings - please check with the organisers. Times given arebooking times - events may start later & are not all open to the public

SELECTED EVENTS IN MAY 2012

Tuesday 1st Saltford Parish Council Avon 6.15 pm

Thursday 10th Child Health Clinic (Baby Clinic) Avon 1.30 pm

Saturday 12th B&NES "Give and TakeEvent" & Cafe Hall 10.00 am

Friday 18th Orchestra Workshop Hall 9.15 am

Saturday 19th SCA Mexican Evening Hall 6.00 pm

Saturday 26th Saltford Village Choir Concert Hall 6.00 pm

MONTHLY ACTIVITIES AT SALTFORD HALLPlease note:- Dates, times and venues for all activities may change, please check with thecontact named elsewhere in this newsletter and note that these are booking times. Eventtimes may differFirst Monday (usually) 10.00 am Beading Course WansdykeSecond Monday 7.30pm Saltford Quilters SomersetFirst Tuesday 9.45am Saltford Ladies Gardening Club WansdykeSecond Tuesday Saltford WI AvonFourth Tuesday 2.00pm Saltford Floral Club HallSecond Thursday 9.45am Saltford Morning TW Guild WansdykeSecond Thursday 2.00pm Child Health Clinic (Baby Clinic) AvonSecond Thursday 8.00pm Book Club KelstonSecond Friday 7.30pm Keynsham & Saltford Wine Circle Avon

First Saturday 7.30pm Saltford Sequence & O.T. Dance Club Hall

Third Saturday 10.00am Farandole Dance Club WansdykeFourth Saturday 2.30 pm Historical Model Railway Society Wansdyke

PARKING AT SALTFORD HALL

Please would Hall visitors respect the local residents by using the Hallparking facilities (there is a large car park the other side of and behindthe tennis courts) and avoid parking on The Green.    Thank you for yourco-operation.

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Saltford Townswomen’s GuildSaltford Brass Mills have existed inSaltford for many years and members ofthe Guild learned more of their history attheir January meeting,  coming to Saltfordin the late 17th century.  In 1720 theingenuity of a young man caused importantchanges in the manufacture of brass.  Thisbright material is used in the manufactureof light fittings, covers and doors fittings.A very noisy procedure then. The localinhabitants, after the mill closed,  opposedits re-opening  A listed building, which isbeing restored, it is open on certain dates,published locally.

There was a reduced number of membersat the February meeting, probably due tothe very cold weather.  After the businesssection and a cup of coffee, memberssettled to learn of safety in the homemeasures from two representative of thelocal police.  They gave good advice, suchas that one has a right to deny entry toanybody, except the police.  A lot of goodsafety advice was given and there weremany freebies on offer, such as bells forpurses and marker pens to help with thetips gained during the morning.

Saltford Afternoon WI

The attendance at our initial meeting on24th January proved there is support foran afternoon meeting. The next meetingon 7th February was well attended and allenjoyed a demonstration of hand madechocolate by Nicola Eaton, with plenty oftasters.

At the 6th March meeting, it was agreed tomeet in Saltford Hall on the first Tuesdayof each month at 2.00 pm so come alongand see if you would like to join us.

Affiliated OrganisationsSaltford Women’s Institute

Mr Jones from Waitrose gave a talk at ourFebruary meeting about different fishingmethods and the sustainability of thevarious methods. He spoke of the differenttypes of fish and urged us to try other typesof fish instead of the usual cod andhaddock. We then sampled different typesof wine to accompany the fish.

President Ann Mollard welcomed severalnew members to our March meeting. Ourspeaker, Verna Clifford from Guide Dogsfor the Blind, brought her dog Kody to meetus. Verna showed us some of thespeaking gadgets she uses to help her witheveryday life. She explained how theguide dog puppies were trained until theywere ready at about 2 years old to join ablind person.

Forthcoming EventsSkittles - Friday 13th April 2 - 4 pm atSaltford Sports HallFriday 16th March – Skittles lunch atStockwood Golf Club at 1 pm.Friendly match with Bitton WI onWednesday 21st March, 7.30 – 9.15 pmWalks- Sat 24th March – Norman Hartnellexhibition at M shed – meet 10 am at theWaterfall on The Centre Mon 16th April – Farmborough, 3 miles –meet 9.30 am Leo’s Mon 14th May – Folly Farm – guidedwalk – 9.30 am Leo’s for 10 am promptstartSocial – Weds 9th May – Spring CoachTrip to New Forest and Exbury Gardens Sat 9th June – Jubilee Garden Party Sun 15th July – Annual Sunday Lunch atCameley Lodge

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Next Meetings – Tuesday 10th April, 7.30pm, Avon Room Saltford Hall Speaker – NanetteAckerman “ Pictures of a Chaplin Actor”Tuesday 8th May, 7.30 pm, Avon RoomSaltford Hall Resolutions meeting

Keynsham & Saltford WineCircle The Annual GeneralMeeting went very smoothlyalthough attendance was slightly

down. Everyone on the Committee wishedto continue in their roles with the exceptionof Jim Haynes, who felt in need of a break.Many thanks to Jim for all of his help andsupport. We welcomed Sheila Whittle asour new Committee member. Thecommittee is now:

President: Percy MellorChairman: Alan DummottSecretary: Peter ChurchTreasurer: Angie DummottCommittee: Alf Ashton, Tessa Lesser,Sheila Whittle and Pat Woodman.The evening finished off with an AmericanSupper. This included some cake andsparkling wine to celebrate SallyDummott’s 40th Birthday.

We attended the Ron Ward Trophy Danceat The Conygre Hall, Timsbury on Saturday3rd March. The band was Atlantic Crossingwho entertained us all very well. Therewere eight Wine Circles competing for thetrophy and Keynsham & Saltford emergedas the winners, one point ahead of MendipWine Circle. Congratulations to PercyMellor who provided the wines.

Traditionally, we start our new programmefor the year with a commercial wine tastingand this year was no exception. Ralph andKent Godwin from Kensington WineWarehouse of Bath gave us a veryinteresting and varied tasting whichincluded two of the Firefly range from

Eastern Australia and finished off with anEau de Vie made from Pears. It was a veryrelaxed and sociable evening.We now look forward to a talk on RadioComedy by Bob Porton in April and choosingthe Member’s Recipe after Percy Mellor’spresentation in April.

We would be happy to welcome newmembers to our warm and friendly WineCircle. Please contact Alan Dummott on01225 873493 or just come along to theAvon Room and meet us on the secondFriday of the month.

Keynsham & District TwinningAssociation.

Keynsham & District Twinning Associationhas been operating for over 30 years withour members welcoming those fromLibourne in France to our homes andLibourne Twinning (Jumelage ) memberswelcoming Keynsham members. Being amember of a Twinning brings manyexperiences - new friends, being able to joinin local social events, and of course eitherhosting, or making the journey to Libourne.Living with a family for a few days, beingshown places off the normal tourist routes isincredibly different from going on holiday.

Our next social events organised so far thisyear, at which you would be made verywelcome are :-Fun Quiz Friday 30th March. . Fear Hall,Keynsham. BYO drink/glasses. Filled rolls &nibbles included with the cost of £4.00 pp7pm for 7.30pm - Why not make up a teamof 4? - come and enjoy a fun evening. Raffleand Prizes.

Wine Tasting Event - entry by ticket inadvance only. French students studying theart of wine making in France presenting theirwines for tasting.A very enjoyable/interesting event. Supperprovided. £7.50 per ticket

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Phone 01179 865350 or for furtherinformation on either event.

Keynsham Twinning Members, are visitingLibourne in September. Libourne memberswill be invited back to Keynsham next year.

If you would like to consider joiningKeynsham & District Twinning, phone theabove number for further information.

Carole Duckett.

Keynsham &District

Dial-a-Ride

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and KeynshamMonday to

Friday 8am – 6pmTrips full and half day

Minibus Hire & Contractprovision.

For more information call:01225 395321

Drawing & PaintingClassesfor leisure

Tuesday & Thursday mornings10am - 12.30pm

Saltford HallAll applicants may visit and observebefore committing to join. This is an

opportunity for beginners and also moreable to develop interests and skills.

Apply 01225 723996

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GRACE BIBLE CHURCHNorman Road, Saltford

www.gracebiblechurch.org.ukWe are a warm- hearted bible believingChurch and would be pleased to welcomeyou at any of the following meetings.

SUNDAY SERVICES11 am - Family Service for all age groups.We believe church should be enjoyed NOTendured.Junior Church (ages 3 upwards)Good fun for all ages with a variety of biblebased crafts & stories.6.00 pm - Teaching Ministry open foranyone to attend but geared to those whowant a slightly more serious bible study.Followed by refreshments and friendlyfellowship in an informal atmosphere.(Crèche facilities available during bothservices).

Our other regular weekly meetings include:MONDAY - FOOD FOR THOUGHT1ST Monday of the month12:30pm - 1:30pm - Lunch club run bymembers offering a variety of soups, cakesand fresh coffee or tea, aimed at thoseretired or any adults (50+) who wish to getout for friendly conversation over lunch,including a 5 minute thought from the BibleTUESDAY - MUMS & TODDLERS andSALTFORD UNDER 3’S9.30am - 11.30am - An invitation to all mumsand dads, grandparents and childminders -why not get out of the house and join us fora cup of tea or coffee while your childrenplay in a safe and friendly environment.TUESDAY - LADIES MEETING7.45 pm (Alternate Tuesdays)This is an informal meeting coveringrelevant and topical issues which will benefitthe modern woman in today’s society.WEDNESDAY - PRAYER MEETING &BIBLE STUDYFor a more in depth study of the bible andrelated matters.

This includes vibrant discussion on thevarious topics and the practical applicationin todays society. We also firmly believethat prayer works and unashamedly pray forour community and the needs of those whoattend and others.FRIDAY - CHILDRENS CLUB; 7:00PM-8:30PM

REGENERATEDesigned for 8-15 yr olds to have fun;including traditional bible teaching,refreshments and games (table tennis, tablefootball or snooker) and for those who likeit quieter, we offer crafts and computergames. The evening ends with a brief Q&Asession where relevant topics arediscussed. So why not have some peacefor an hour, drop your children off, and letus do the rest! (Contact forms required priorto attending)----------------------------------------------------------EASTER SERVICES

Good Friday Service at 10:00.Easter Sunday Service at 11:00.

Please join us as we worship and praise ourrisen LORD and Saviour. Who took our sins,paid the price, died and rose again torestore us to the Father.

Oh, sing to the LORD a new song ! Singto the LORD, all the earth. Sing to theLORD, bless His name; Proclaim thegood news of His salvation from day today. Declare His glory among thenations, His wonders among all peoples.(Ps:96 v1-3)

For further details about any of the abovemeetings,Please contact Steve Greedy on07901601232 or 01225 874520(No charges are made for any of ourmeetings.)

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St. Mary's Saltfordwww.stmaryssaltford.org.uk

Pram Service10.30am, monthly on third Fridays, 20th

April and 18th MayA short service in church followed byrefreshments in the church hall.All pre-school children and theirparents/carers are welcome.

Coffeeshop10.00 - 11.30am every Friday at HintonClose Meeting Room.All are welcome. Hot beverages andbiscuits only 30p!

Children and Youth GroupsFirst Steps – for 0-3 years from 9.30 –10.40 in the Church Hall, each Sunday(except 1st Sunday). We want even thesmallest children to be taught about theLord in a loving, safe and welcomingenvironment.Climbers and Scramblers (3-7 yrs)Explorers (7-10 yrs)9.30 - 10.40 a.m. in the Church Hall on2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays of the month.

Pathfinders (10-13yrs)9.30 - 10.40 a.m. in the Church Hall on 3rd

and 4th Sundays of the month. 2nd Sundayin church.

On first Sundays our 9.30 am service isfor all ages so children and young peopleworship together with adults in church.

St. Mary’s After-School Club (7-11 yrs)3.30 – 4.45 pm weekly in term time onWednesdays in Saltford Primary School.This new after-school club is open to allchildren from Saltford School aged 7-11and includes Bible stories, crafts, games,snacks and prayer. Contact: Sue Cooper– tel: 872132 26

11.15am on a 1st Sundayin St Mary’s Church

Hall, for teenagers. For more informationfollow the link on our church website.ServicesYou are welcome to come to any of ourservices. We meet at the followingTimes:First Sunday8.00 a.m. Holy Communion9.30 a.m. Family Service6.30 p.m. Evening PrayerSecond Sunday8.00 a.m. Holy Communion9.30 a.m. Family Communion6.30 p.m.Third SundayEvening Prayer9.30 a.m. Parish Communion6.30 p.m. Evening PraiseFourth Sunday9.30 a.m. Parish CommunionHoly Week and EasterMonday 2nd April 9.00pm ComplineMaundy Thursday (5th April)7.30pm Holy CommunionGood Friday (6th April)2.00pm Hour at the CrossEaster Day (8th April)6.30am Holy Communion,The Shallows8.00am Holy Communion9.30am Family Service6.30pm Evening Prayer

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ZUMBA CLASSES IN SALTFORD ANDKEYNSHAM

Latin-inspired, calorie-burning, dance fitness-workout. 60minutes of fun, body toning. The following classes are runby Lucy Ratnett, ex-professional dancer and qualifiedZumba instructor.Mondays- Saltford Hall, Saltford- 6.40- 7.40pmTuesdays- St. Mary`s Church Hall, Saltford 6.40- 7.40pmWednesdays- Chandag Junior School, Keynsham- 6.45- 7.45 pmNEW YEAR SPECIAL OFFER- 6 CLASSES FOR £20 - contact Lucy for details.

DANCE CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AGED 3- 18Fun dance classes for children of all ages, working towards local theatreproductions. Dance Factory is a successful local school that has run classes forover 10 years in Saltford and Corston. Contact Lucy for a timetable and prices.

NEW CLASSES- BALLET FOR ADULTSAs a classically trained dancer, my passion is ballet. I would like to start a courseof ballet classes for beginner adults and a more advanced course for people whohave danced or studied ballet before. These classes can only begin if there isenough interest, so please contact me as soon as possible for all details.

Lucy Ratnett- 07887527633/ lucyratnettdance@live.com

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KEYNSHAM LIGHT OPERA GROUPPresents

“FOOTLOOSE”At Saltford Hall

Tuesday 1st May to Saturday 5th May 2012Evenings at 7.30 pm

Saturday Matinee at 2.30 pmPick up your Sunday shoes – it’s time to cut Footloose.Another blockbuster show from the group which has been nominated 4 times forRose Bowl awards in recent years.Based on the hit ‘80s movie, Footloose is packed full of electrifying dance routinesand classic 80s anthems including “Holding Out For A Hero”, “Almost Paradise”,“Let’s Hear It For The Boy”, and the title track, “Footloose”. Dancing isn't a crime;to miss Footloose would be!Tickets are now available from the Box Office, telephone Emily on 07580 259757or email: klogs@hotmail.co.uk or any member of the society.Concessions available for Tuesday evening and Saturday Matinee.Visit our web site www.klogs.co.uk for more details