Well done Fiona Dukes and her team for raising the magnificent sum of £1303 at the Macmillan Mammoth Quiz night in the Memorial Hall. You must have played your ‘Joker’!
The funds will go to help the brilliant work that MacMillan does to help cancer sufferers and their relatives.
What an excellent evening’s work – so enjoyable!
Quiz night
You are invited and urged to attend a totally FREE CPR & defibrillator training event.
The more people that are trained the better chance of saving lives ( feel free to bring along other members of your family old enough to learn)!
Regular training is a must and even if you have been trained in first aid or the use of a defibrillator on a previous occasion your attendance and refresher training is vital.
Keep on top of new methods and new equipment and rather than stand at the side of someone ( maybe even a relative, your child or someone close to you) whilst they die this training may allow you sufficient knowledge to just save their life!!!!
This training session has been set up by a team of volunteer residents in Bigbury.
The training is to be provided by South West Ambulance Service and you are urged to attend.
Ideal for those of you whom have no idea what a defibrillator is or does and those of us who feel we may be upto speed.
PLEASE ATTEND THIS FREE TRAINING SESSION AT THE MEMORIAL HALL IN BIGBURY – 1830HRS WEDNESDAY 17TH JANUARY 2018.
No need to book in advance just turn up as all are vey welcome.
SAVE A LIFE!
SEE YOU THERE.
See link for details:_
Mervyn Stutter took Bigbury’s packed Memorial Hall by storm on 9th November. “Really cheered me up”; “one of the best ever performances in the hall”; “a fantastic night’s entertainment” – just a few of the many comments about a show overflowing with topical political comment, sharp observations and great wit, all to a talented musical accompaniment; some wonderful Dylan-like impersonations and Donald Trumpisms (based on Nellie the Elephant, for example)!
For a locally relevant sample, play the audio clip below:-
Anybody with an interest in the Avon Estuary is invited to the forthcoming Forum. See link below for details:-
See link for details:-
If you’d like to help keep the beaches around the estuary free of rubbish, you can come along on Saturday 30th September at 10.00am for a 1 – hour beach clean. The event is being organised by Amanda Keetley from ‘Less Plastic’ in association with ‘Surfers against Sewage’ and is being supported by Venus cafe, who will be providing free tea/coffee for volunteers (please BYO reusable mug!).
Meet on the beach below the free (surfers) car park, at the bottom of Folly Hill at 10.00am. HW will be around 1350. Please come suitably attired and observe our usual safety precautions (see guidelines at http://auneconservation.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ACA-BEACH-CLEANS3.pdf). Gloves and bags will be provided.
Here is the link on Amanda’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/319088615222660
I hope to see you there!
Click here for details:-
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