Free entry – lots of exhibitors “on the ground”
Red Arrows – both days.
See the programme of events for times – www.westonairfestival.com
New to Kingston Seymour and a first for North Somerset is a group enabling those with disabilities to take part in carriage driving.
Springwood RDA, a member group of the charity Riding for the Disabled Association, is a new venture organised by some like-minded local carriage drivers. The group’s aim is to provide opportunities to enjoy and interact with horses for those whose disability may otherwise be a barrier. Benefits that such an opportunity can provide are first and foremost fun and enjoyment, but also therapy, fresh air and enhanced well-being.
“Kipper”, Springwood’s flagship black and white driving cob, is brought to the village by trailer each week and his wheelchair-enabled carriage is kindly stored for the group at a nearby farm.
The level going and quieter lanes around the village provide the group with some ideal driving routes and unique opportunities to enjoy the wildlife.
The group meets on Mondays from 10.30am until 2pm at the Village Hall and potential participants and volunteers are warmly welcomed. Do pop in one Monday to see what we do or contact us –
Email – springwoodrda@talktalk.net
Telephone – 07484 637 372
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.
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.
Fortnightly pub nights at the Village Hall
New to Kingston Seymour and a first for North Somerset is a group enabling those with disabilities to take part in carriage driving.
Springwood RDA, a member group of the charity Riding for the Disabled Association, is a new venture organised by some like-minded local carriage drivers. The group’s aim is to provide opportunities to enjoy and interact with horses for those whose disability may otherwise be a barrier. Benefits that such an opportunity can provide are first and foremost fun and enjoyment, but also therapy, fresh air and enhanced well-being.
“Kipper”, Springwood’s flagship black and white driving cob, is brought to the village by trailer each week and his wheelchair-enabled carriage is kindly stored for the group at a nearby farm.
The level going and quieter lanes around the village provide the group with some ideal driving routes and unique opportunities to enjoy the wildlife.
The group meets on Mondays from 10.30am until 2pm at the Village Hall and potential participants and volunteers are warmly welcomed. Do pop in one Monday to see what we do or contact us –
Email – springwoodrda@talktalk.net
Telephone – 07484 637 372
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.