This occurs once a week and most post office facilities are available. There is also a chance to buy eggs, cheese, bacon, faggots, fruit and vegetablesat very reasonable prices. Coffee and biscuits are also available in a very friendly atmosphere.
See this link for more information on the Baby and Toddler group
This is a very friendly informal club where everyone is welcome with or without a partner. Ring 01934 834461 for details.
Organised by the Historical Society
Lois Brenchley – Sandford Station, past and present-illustrated in archive and contemporary photo’s.
The story of this attractive, Victorian Country Station on the Cheddar Valley ‘Strawberry Line’. It’s opening in 1869, working life, links with the local quarrying industry, decline and closure, regeneration as Sandford Station Railway Heritage Centre plus recent projects including rescue and restoration of rolling stock and acquisition of genuine artrefacts with stories of their own, all carefully preserved as part of the historic visitor experience.
A circuits based fitness class for all ages and ability. A variety of exercises: resistance, core strength, cardio, going round in a circuit and lasts one hour 6.30 till 7.30pm. Contact Garry for more information: 07516644830 garry.gardiner@talk21.com.
Advance booking only – this session is only open to residents of the village.
Contact Steve Dixon at kingstonseymourpc@gmail.com or phone 07902 798162 to reserve a place.
Organised by the Historical Society
The Historical Society is holding a trip to the Roman Baths at Bath on
Saturday 30th September.
This trip is open also to non-members and anyone else who is interested in joining us.
We are hoping to do a pre-booked group booking which will cost £10.25 each. This is provided that we have at least 20 people who book. Money will need to be paid up front to the Historical Society.
We will be travelling to Bath from Yatton Station by train changing at Temple Meads. Each person will need to pay their individual train fare, and should be able to use a railcard if they have one.
We will be taking the 9.22 am train from Yatton, changing at Temple Meads at 9.44, leaving for Bath on the connection at 10.00 arriving at Bath at 10.11. Once at Bath we would go for coffee together at The Roman Baths Kitchen opposite, at 10.30. We can have a room to ourselves if enough people book and coffee and biscuits will need to be paid for up front in this case with the other booking. We will then go to the Baths straight after.
There is plenty to see and to listen at the Roman Baths, which have recently had a revamp of the displays and a minimum of two to three hours is recommended. The tours are not guided but you have the use a free audioguide which enriches the experience.
People are free to go on from the Baths and to spend the rest of the day doing their own thing at Bath, travelling back by train when they wish to, as long as they have a way of getting back from Yatton later on. Trains back to Yatton leave at two minutes past the hour changing at Temple Meads and the connection leaving at 26 minutes past the hour.
Everyone will be responsible for arranging their own lunch arrangements either at the Baths or anywhere in Bath.
If you are interested please phone either Jane Bell on 01934 877322 or 07725 615 157 or Ann Perrott on 01934 833888.
The Church will be open to visitors for peaceful reflection