What s On in Cam, Dursley & District

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1 ee Information map of Dursley, Cam and District 21 To Slimbridge N To Gloucester, & Cheltenham To Gloucester, Stroud & M A3 What s On in Cam, Dursley & District Fr Coaley Cam/Dursley Station ark & Ride M5 2 Cam 17 Stinchcombe Hill G.C To Bristol & M5 i 15 Uley B rth ilswo 3 a To N A North Nibley 26 Uley Bury Dursley 20 B4 Cam eak H To Berkeley 4 28 A4135 Winter ud o Str To 5 To Tetbury Cotswold Edge G.C Wotton-under-Edge The Chantry Centre Home of Dursley s popular entertainments centre, the Lister Hall features bands, concerts and shows Fully licensed lounge bar for private hire and catered functions Rooms for meetings, clubs, musical events and more Two skittle alleys, pool and snooker tables, with licensed bar Special deals for charities and local societies Bookings Berkeley Castle Gloucester - Sharpness Canal Dursley Market House Vale Vision Development Trust Ltd Working for the future of Cam, Dursley and surrounding arishes admin@valevision.org.uk

2 1 LACES TO VISIT Dursley Heritage Centre - 1,000 years of Dursley s history displayed in varied forms. Open: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday pm. 18 LACES TO VISIT continued Newark ark - Ozleworth. National Trust house and gardens, Berkeley Castle - Norman fortress and home to the Berkeley family for centuries. See where Edward II was murdered. See advertisement on back page. Also a wonderful party and wedding venue Breakheart Quarry - Acres of outstanding natural beauty with far reaching views towards the River Severn crossings and Tyndale Monument. Great for picnics, bird watching and fossil hunting with short walks suitable for all abilities Bristol & Gloucestershire Gliding Club - Modern clubhouse, extensive fleet and terrific views, a great site. Trial sessions. Food by Guiseppe Cam Jubilee laying Field - beautiful views; exercise or just relax. Football pitches, skate park, ball court, climb stones, fitness kit, junior trim trail and easy access path. Cam eak and Long Down - Challenging walking and spectacular views. Canalside at Shepherds atch: Gloucester Sharpness Canal Waterside walking, eating, boating and cycle hire near to WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre. Cattle Country Adventure ark Chantry Centre and Lister Club - Social centre that incorporates the Lister Hall, with shows, concerts, etc. See Local Events page. Coaley eak - nature reserve on the Cotswold Way: magnificent views. A favourite for walking, hang gliding, flying model aircraft or enjoying a picnic while watching the gliders. Cotswold Edge Golf Club Challenging golf in a picturesque situation. Friendly atmosphere and a welcoming club house Cotswold Way National Trail - Following the Stinchcombe Hill escarpment with fantastic views throughout, descending to the market town of Dursley and its range of shops, eating places and real-ale pubs. Check out local circular walks on 13 Dr Jenner s House - Berkeley Birthplace of vaccination: a history of Jenner s pioneering role with the world changing smallpox vaccination and his interests in ballooning and natural history. See Local Events page Dursley Sports Centre - Range of activities: Dursley Swimming ool - Family pool. ublic swimming and private hire Dursley s Woods and Sculpture Trail - Acres of natural woodland on the slopes of the Cotswold escarpment, crossed by many paths. Twinberrow Wood includes the Dursley Sculpture & lay Trail (free entry). Interesting works by local groups and artists. Trail leaflet and children s quiz available from Vale Vision. 17 Kingshill House Arts and Entertainment Centre Hugely varied entertainment programme from rock guitar concerts to comedies and historical dramas. Range of arts and other classes. See Arts & Leisure page rema - a small independent rural Arts Centre, Uley, Broad range of arts, dynamic live events. Forward-looking, quality creativity. Recreation Ground - An extensive and well used community green with play area. Saul Junction - Where the Gloucester to Sharpness Canal crosses the Stroudwater Canal. Heritage Centre, boat trips, marina, café Stinchcombe Hill & Golf Club Excellent varied walking with breathtaking views over the Severn estuary and to the hills of Wales. Also a scenic and challenging golf course Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 41 - Long distance cycle route between Bristol and Rugby, via Gloucester, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon Thistledown Environmental Centre, Nympsfield An environmental campsite, educational facility, organic farm and nature reserve set in 70 acres of tranquil Cotswold scenery Tyndale Monument Erected in 1866 in memory of William Tyndale, translator of the bible into English. Open daily, key can be collected from the stores, Barrs Lane, 9-1pm, and 3-6pm. Open at weekends - no key needed. Honesty box in the wall for donations. Uley Bury - One of the finest examples of a promontory fort in Britain. Close by is Hetty egler s Tump, a communal burial mound dating back to the Neolithic period. Westonbirt Arboretum - the National Arboretum. One of the most spectacular collections of trees in the world Woodchester Mansion - An abandoned gothic revival Mansion saved from dereliction. Hear the story of the mansion, experience the mystery of this unfinished masterpiece, said to be haunted. Teas, ices, shop Woodchester Valley - National Trust. Beautiful secluded valley with a chain of lakes. Fine walks. Site of Special Scientific Interest WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre - Astounding array of wildlife and the world s largest collection of swans, geese and ducks. Award winning Visitors Centre and the Water s Edge Restaurant. Daily from 9.30am. i Library - The ground floor is dedicated to Library Services, books, DVDs, games, music CDs and Internet Café. Also houses community services offered by Stroud District Council, Dursley Volunteer Centre, Citizens Advice Bureau, Jobcentre lus phone link and World Jungle. Meeting room available for hire To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 4

3 SECIALIST SHOING EATING & DRINKING Visit Dursley town centre for a range of independent specialist shops selling a surprising range of goods; local meat, locally baked bread, celebration cakes, cameras, hardware, bicycles and accessories and much more. Free 3 hour parking in the town centre. Farmers Market: Dursley Market lace Monthly, every second Saturday. High quality local produce direct from the producers: fresh farms meats, prize winning jams and preserves, fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, country cheeses, small batch baked bread, free range eggs, home baked cakes, and plants for all seasons. Tea, coffee and homemade cakes are served upstairs in the Market House. Intersound, 56 arsonage Street, Dursley The most exciting guitars in the South West; a wide variety of instruments in stock, but you ll not see the usual suspects. Hand built acoustics, electric and basses made in the UK. On site workshop for setting up and repair to guitars and amplifiers. Also a large selection of music books. Little Jem Cakes, 56 Silver Street Specialising in beautiful home made celebration cakes for any occasion. Freshly made cakes from the counter, cake boards, icing, edible ink photos, cake boxes, plus cake decorating equipment etc, for people who also like to bake and decorate. Cakes to tempt the eye as well as the taste buds! little-jem-cakes@live.co.uk That New Shop (est. 1980), 44 arsonage St, Dursley Dursley s must-visit shop for the most desirable jewelry; accessories for body and home including Crabtree & Evelyn and Neal s Yard, Emma Bridgewater tableware, aper Blanks stationery, Jellycat toys, amongst a myriad of unusual finds. The most delightful selection of design-led everyday and Christmas cards in one place! Calendars and diaries for 2013 now in stock. Tolsey Two, 45 arsonage Street, Dursley A sparkling gem of a shop with lots of Christmas gift ideas for under 10 and unusual decorations from 99p! Everything from jewellery, fabulous scarves, organic body products and frames, to cards, toys, ceramics and wall art. op in and discover it all; be prepared to be amazed at the prices. Something for every pocket. Gift packs - your choice made & wrapped to order. Gift vouchers available. LOCAL CINEMAS Apollo Cinemas, Merrywalks, Stroud Six screens, daytime and family discounts, students / senior citizens concessions. Kids Club. rogramme and on-line booking: Electric icture House, Wotton-under-Edge (Office) An independent and affordable all digital widescreen cinema. Available for block bookings or private hire. Fully air conditioned auditorium and free parking. Film information line: See advertisement on back cover. Berry Blue Café & Bistro Chapel Street, Cam A unique meeting and eating place in the heart of Cam. From coffee and cake, breakfasts, Sunday lunches and bistro evenings, there will be something for everyone. Berry Blue Creative Food: Cam based bespoke catering & event management. Sensational food for any event ~ weddings, parties, corporate events and private dining. The Courtyard Café 12 arsonage Street, Dursley Fully licensed and air conditioned; serving a choice of breakfasts, specialised coffees, homemade cakes, fresh salads and sandwiches, homemade soup, hot and cold lunches and traditional afternoon teas. Indoor and outdoor seating. The Filling Station, Silver Street, Dursley Soon to be known as The Madd Sandwich Company. Still your one stop breakfast and lunch shop, with a huge selection of filled baguettes, sandwiches and wraps. Self-serve salad bar, filled jackets and homemade cakes and soups. See what s on offer today! Also, outside catering services. The Fox and Hounds, Coaley Traditional country pub with real ales and home cooked food. Open fire with a warm friendly atmosphere. Children welcome; dog friendly. Book for Christmas now. New Year fancy dress party and disco. Book now for Valentine s. Sample menu and opening hours on Coaley village website. Wednesday 19 December: Friends of DMVC singing Carols by Candlelight. King s Head, arsonage Street, Dursley Home cooked food served daily 11-3pm. Take away meals/sandwiches/baguettes available. Sunday roasts served 12-3pm. Great family pub; enclosed garden area. Weekly live band/disco, darts and pool table. rema Arts Café, South St, Uley Enjoy Fairtrade coffee, organic teas, hot chocolates and soft drinks, alongside delicious rema Frappucino, Winstones ice cream and fabulous home made cakes. For lunch a range of savouries and delicious rema anini. Beautiful surroundings, fascinating exhibitions, sumptuous sofas and free wifi. Fully accessible. arking. 10am - 5pm, Monday to Saturday; Sunday 2-5pm. 5 To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 6

4 EATING & DRINKING continued The Old Crown, The Green, Uley Traditional family run country pub, situated on the village green. Home cooked food; lunchtime and evening menu, served 12-2pm and 6-9pm, Monday - Friday, all day Saturday & Sunday. Range of real ales. Beer garden. Bed & breakfast also available. The Old Spot, Hill Road, Dursley National award winning pub on the Cotswold Way. Log fires, cosy garden. Dogs and walkers welcome; children welcome in the family room and garden. Lunches 12-3pm daily; supper menu on Mondays. See newsletter for forthcoming events. The rince of Wales Hotel, Food served daily 12-9pm. Seasonal bar menu; home cooked local produce and real ale. Families welcome. Sunday carvery. Lovely garden and patio area for outside dining. Seasonal special offers and loyalty card. Conference, banqueting and function facilities - large and small parties. Between Dursley and Berkeley on the A38. GL13 9HD. gm.pow@shearings.com San Remo, 18B arsonage Street, Dursley Italian chefs using local ingredients bring a taste of Italy to Dursley s newest restaurant. Open daily for lunch and dinner ~ pastas, pizzas, more Italian specialities and an Italian twist to your Sunday roast. Lunch time special offer: any pasta or pizza Eat in or take-away. See ad on the back cover. The Tudor Arms, Slimbridge CAMRA award winning family run Real Ale and Real Food pub. Food served all day 12-9pm. Outside dining areas, traditional Sunday roasts, skittle alley, function room. Catering for birthdays, christenings, anniversaries and wakes. enquiries@thetudorarms.co.uk The Yew Tree, Woodfield Road, Dursley Klara s Kitchen home cooked meals - new winter menu, from 5. Good food served lunchtimes and evenings until 8pm (except Tuesdays). Sunday roast - last orders 5pm. Families welcome. Large outdoor seating area. Live music at weekends - see notice board/facebook. ROOM HIRE Breakheart Community roject Meeting/function room suite (with digital projector and screen plus kitchen facilities) for hire at Breakheart Quarry, a venue in beautiful surroundings. Ample parking. For special rates and further information phone or bookings@breakheart.org.uk Cam Community Resource Centre, Noel Lee Way Meeting room seating up to around 20 people - 20 per session. rojector and screen available. Kitchen facilities. Small informal meeting room for up to 6 people also available - 10 per session. Chantry Centre & Lister Social Club, Long Street, Dursley Live music, drama and dancing, skittles, short mat bowls, bar sports. Function room hire. Lister Hall ~ a 400 seater hall with tiered seating and bars available for hire. Kingshill House, Kingshill Lane, Dursley Hold your special occasion in an elegant Georgian mansion. The perfect venue for all social functions and business meetings. Rooms of various sizes are available for hire, from one room to the whole house. There is also a well-equipped kitchen, licensed bar and ample parking. Stinchcombe Village Hall Margaret Wannell Great venue for family celebrations, meetings, children s parties and barbecues in the garden with great views! Main hall with stage and kitchen, or meeting room. rivate parking. BED & BREAKFAST Foresters Bed & Breakfast, Chapel Street, Cam (nr Tesco) Spacious beamed ensuite Laura Ashley bedrooms in former 18th century village inn. English Tourism Council 3*. Excellent local produce breakfasts. From just 30pppn. Longer stay discounts. Wi-fi available. arking. Evening meals can be arranged. Meadowside Bed & Breakfast, Berkeley Heath Situated in a semi-rural location on two acres of land and with a variety of small animals. Excellent home cooked breakfast and stylish accommodation. A warm welcome awaits. The Tudor Arms, Slimbridge ensuite bedrooms furnished to a high standard. Family rooms available. ETB 4*. Real Ale, Real Food, Real Rooms. arking and Wifi. Also adjacent, separate holiday apartment (sleeps 6). Situated by Glos-Sharpness Canal, 1/2 mile from WWT. enquiries@thetudorarms.co.uk Tryfan Bed & Breakfast, Clingre Down, Stinchcombe Situated on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment approximately 2 miles from Dursley with fabulous views over The Vale of Berkeley and River Severn. Spacious rooms furnished and equipped to a high standard, each with full bathroom. Excellent home cooked breakfasts and a warm welcome. Wi-Fi and parking. Waterend Farm, Coaley * Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast on a working sheep farm. Five very comfortable, traditionally furnished bedrooms sleeping up to 13 people. An ideal venue for wedding parties and family groups. Excellent local produce breakfasts. Ample free parking. enquiries@waterendfarm.co.uk 7 To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 8

5 Kingshill House Arts & Entertainment Centre,Dursley Grade II listed Georgian mansion that has a hugely varied arts and entertainment programme. Friday Nights at the House: live entertainment & good home-cooked food. Bar and food from 7pm, entertainment from 8pm: Friday 7 December: Christmas at The House featuring Fat Boy Swing. Mulled wine & festive supper. Friday 25 January: music double bill from ete Taylor and igs Might Fly. Friday 15 February: Valentine Special featuring Rock of Ages. 10 week courses: astels, Acrylics, Stained Glass, ainting & Drawing, Adult Tap Dancing. 6 week course: Calligraphy. One day workshops: Festive Willow, Fused Glass Jewellery, Needle Felting. Cotswold Chorus: New members welcome. 7.30pm on Thursdays, St James arish Centre. New members welcome. cotswoldchorus@hotmail.com Dursley Operatic and Dramatic Society Thanks for supporting Calendar Girls. The season continues with Sleeping Beauty, January (no performances Monday or Thursday). Tickets are available now - book on or purchase at Look out for The Sound of Music in May! New members are always welcome - please contact via the website. The DODS meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30pm in Kingshill House. Dursley Male Voice Choir members performing some 15 concerts each year. Meet on Wednesdays, pm at The Chantry Centre. Secretary, eter rater: GL11 Community roject, Fairmead, Cam Training and education programme - with something for adults of all ages and abilities. A wide range of subjects including Computers, Health & Social Care, Cooking, Employability. Social activities include: Community Lunch, Over 50s, Carers Group, Toddlers, 3 Youth Groups, and mild to moderate Learning Disabilities. hone, pop in, visit website or office@gl11.org.uk The Oriana Singers: A chamber choir of singers. New members always welcome, especially basses. Musical Director, David Moss: orianasingers@hotmail.com Tyndale Choral Society ARTS & LEISURE A warm invitation is extended to all singers, especially tenors and basses. Apprentice scheme. Stroud Subscription Rooms Concerts, comedy, live music and exhibitions for all. subscription.rooms@stroud.gov.uk The Museum in the ark, Stratford ark, Stroud Set in a 17th century mansion in lovely parkland. A lively programme of exhibitions, events and activities for all tastes and ages. Shop and café. BERKELEY Dr Jenner s House National Garden Scheme Gardens Open for Charity Sunday 24 Feb, 11am - 4pm: Dr Jenner s Garden open. Hot drinks & homemade cake available and free children s garden trails. All ticket proceeds to NGS. info@edwardjenner.co.uk. Friends of Berkeley Castle Membership 17pa. Concs 11pa. Free entry during normal opening and various discounts. Castle at Christmas December. Castle then opens to the public again for Easter. Friday 8 February, 7pm: Great Hall Gala Dinner. Guest Speaker - John Harvey. Auction & Table Raffle. Tickets: 75, Friends, friends@berkeley-castle.com CAM GL11 Community roject: regular social events. See ad on Arts & Leisure page also: Drop in youth groups: Sparkles: age 11+ Girls Only meets Wednesdays 4-6pm and Bedlam: age 11+ mixed group meets Thursday 4-6pm. Laptops, table football, snooker/pool, outdoor area, cooking & crafts and trips out; or chill & chat or do your homework. 1.50, snacks included. COALEY - all in the village hall November 29, 30, 1 December: Village antomime by CADS. Tickets Eileen Curry: Saturday 5 January, 7.30pm: Film Show by Tom Meredith. Saturday 19 January, 7.30pm: Themed disco. Ticket 10 includes food. Friday 8 February, 7pm: Quiz Night. Contact B. Tong: for details of the above three events, in aid of Village Hall. Friday 22, Saturday 23 February, & Friday 1 & Saturday 2 March: Coaley Music Hall. Tickets available from 1January from M. Wibberley: DURSLEY Lister Hall at the Chantry Centre LOCAL EVENTS Saturday 15 December, 8.30pm: The COCO Club music and dance night. A great night of entertainment. Salsa, Merengue, Samba, Reggaeton, Cumbia, Soul, Flamenco, Mambo, Northern Soul, Reggae, Bollywood, Highlife, Azonto, Swing, Rock n Roll and more amazing dance music with DJ Bengazee. Live singing, dance performances and interactive group dances as well as cocktails on sale, social club bar prices and a chance to chill out, listen and dance to great music. Tickets 6 in advance via the Wishing Tree & Honey ot in Dursley, or from World Jungle classes. 7 on the door. Friday 21 - Saturday 22 December: Dursley Male Voice Choir Christmas Concert. Monday 31 December: Nashy s Cheesy New Year arty. St James Church & arish Centre Sunday 2 December, 6.30pm: Advent Carols by Candlelight at St James Church. Sunday 16 December: Roving Nativity ~ 2.30pm, 3 Kings leave Tesco, Cam; 2.45pm Mary & donkey leave Highfields School; 3pm Shepherds leave Stinchcombe hill. All meeting in Old Spot at 3.30pm. Sunday 23 December, 6.30pm: Christmas Carols by Candlelight at St James. Monday 24 December, 4pm: Christingle Service at St James. Sunday 6 January, 4pm: Epiphany Carols at St Mark s. 9 To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 10

6 LOCAL EVENTS continued SLIMBRIDGE Tues 27 November to Sat 1 December: Slimbridge Variety Showgroup s Cinderella: Saturday 16 February, 7.30pm: in Slimbridge Village Hall. Air in G presents the Opera Dudes in Mission Improbable. Grand opera, showstoppers, heart-rending ballads, classical piano, ridiculous impressions and slapstick humour all on the same bill. This show is set to be the wildest yet. Tickets 7.00, contact ULEY, NYMSFIELD & OWLEN Uley Society meets every month in the Village Hall at 7.30 pm: Thursday 13 December: Speaker, Sally Rhodes Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham. Thursday 17 January: Speaker, Tim Davies Slates to the Sea. Thursday 2l February: Speaker, Ken Blackwell Growing up in a Cotswold Town - Cirencester. Sunday 9 Dec, 3pm, St Giles, Uley: St Nicholas raise with Nativity. A service for all the family. Sunday 16 Dec, 6pm, St Bartholomew, Nympsfield: Carols and Christingle by Candlelight. Monday 17 Dec, 2-3pm, St Giles, Uley: Babes & Tots Nativity. Wed 19 Dec, pm, Uley Village Green: Carols on the Green. Sunday 23 Dec, 6pm, Holy Cross, Owlpen: Nine Lessons and Carols by Candlelight. Christmas Eve, St Giles, Uley, 4pm: Christingle Service; 10pm: Holy Communion. Christmas Day, 10am, St Giles, Uley: arish Holy Communion for Christmas Day. Thursday 17 January, 7.30pm, St Giles, Uley: Taize Service. A quiet reflective candlelit service. The Ark (for babes, tots and carers). Stories, songs, prayers, play and refreshments. Last Monday in each month, St Giles Church, Uley, 2pm - 3pm. ATC 649 Dursley Squadron Meets every Monday and Wednesday at 7.30pm at Kingshill House Headquarters. Boys and girls from 13 years take part in a wide range of sports and activities such as Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, adventure training and canoeing, and work toward many valuable recognised qualifications. Contact via website for further information. Cam Mills Bowls Club, Everlands, Cam, GL Owned and enjoyed by members from Cam, Dursley and district. A friendly and socially active club; bar and lounge open every day of the year. Great for competitive and friendly bowls. Free trial sessions for new bowlers possible, followed by tuition: cammillsbowlsclub@talktalk.net Courtyard Clinic, Dursley courtyard.clinic@virgin.net roviding excellent care in physiotherapy, chiropractic & sports massage treatments. Specialists in neurology care for stroke victims, arkinson s, Multiple Sclerosis and other long-term conditions. Complementary therapies: acupuncture, Chinese medicine, reiki, reflexology, craniosacral therapy, aromatherapy/swedish massage. ilates: group & 1:1 sessions. Courtyard Health & Fitness, Dursley An independent health club offering a range of specialist exercise classes, personalised training programmes and individual workouts. Modern facilities include an extensive range of ultra modern equipment for the needs of all ages and fitness levels. Sauna and holistic therapies also available. See advertisement inside back cover. Dursley Birdwatching & reservation Society A society formed in 1953 to bring together local people with an interest in birds and natural history. A varied programme of field events, indoor meetings, weekends and social events, enabling many conservation projects to be supported. Indoor meetings at Dursley Community Centre, Rednock Drive, Mondays 7.45pm (Sept - Apr). Field events throughout the year. Contact Roy Jellings Nia Dance Classes A unique fitness programme that tones and trims the body through pleasure not pain. Non-competitive, inclusive and adaptable to all levels of fitness. Classes at rema Art Centre, Uley: Mon & Tues 10-11am; Courtyard Clinic, Dursley: Monday, pm; Kingshill House, Dursley: Wednesday, 7-8pm. Contact: Gerri Timmins, or Sue Collins, Slimbridge Dowsing Group SORT & LEISURE Meets twice a month: second Thursday at 2pm and fourth Saturday at 10.15pm, usually in Slimbridge Village Hall. Visit website for full details. rogramme includes dowsing workshops, field trips, talks on water dowsing, archaeology, health & healing, ley lines and earth energies. All welcome. Sounds for Healing, Dursley forhealing.co.uk roviding gong baths and individual sound healing treatments. The gong baths will be held in the Market Hall, Dursley on the last Sunday in the month, from 11am until 12.30pm. Individual sound healing treatments also available, using voice and a variety of instruments. The first treatment is free so why not give it a try. Sue Gibson School of Gardening, Slimbridge Saturday workshops in 2013: runing Shrubs and Roses, spring and summer; Gardening for Beginners; Guided Garden visit; Growing Fruit in Small Spaces. ractical Gardening in students gardens Evening course. Gift Vouchers. Check website for full details or call Sue on To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 12

7 SORT & LEISURE continued Tai Chi Chuan & Chi Kung Classes Traditional Chinese exercise suitable for all ages and abilities. Excellent for general health, flexibility, posture; boosts the immune system and promotes wellbeing. Dursley classes: Tues am, Courtyard Clinic (for 50+ but all welcome); Thurs pm, St Dominic s Hall, Jubilee Road. Also Wotton-u-Edge and Stroud. rivate tuition option: Mark Collins or Tone Zone Exercise Classes, Stinchcombe Village Hall Mon 7-8pm, Weds pm, Tues and Fri 10-11am. An energetic & highly motivating workout using martial arts & boxing techniques to music - guaranteed to burn fat & tone muscle. Classes suitable for men and women of all abilities & ages in an easy going atmosphere. hone in advance to book crèche. Sports bras & clothing from Bosom Buddies available. Sam Cairns: Tumpy Green Equestrian Centre Friendly, professional, family run horse riding school and livery yard. Lessons, hacks, fun days, pony club, free equine courses, birthday parties. Walking for Health: Vale Vision Varied programme for all abilities. Regret no dogs. Walking for health every Thursday; building distance walks for those used to walking, every Wednesday; regular walker level on second and last Friday in the month for those more used to walking and comfortable over footpaths, hill climbs, descents and rougher terrain. hone for programme, walks@valevision.org.uk or see website. SORT & LEISURE continued World Jungle info@worldjungle.org.uk New! Saturday workshops for children & young people at venues across Cam & Dursley from November February 2013, with special holiday activity programme during February half-term: activities include dance, sports, circus skills, bushcraft, arts and crafts & more! For details and booking information visit the World Jungle website, or phone Zumba Gold: Low Impact for beginners and others requiring a low impact form of exercise: Mondays 10-11am: Cam Memorial Hall. Tuesdays 10-11am: Slimbridge Village Hall. Wednesdays 10-11am: St James Church Hall, Dursley. All classes 4 from January Zumba Dance Fitness: All Classes 4. Mondays pm: Slimbridge Village Hall with Ben. Tuesdays 7-8pm: Lakefield rimary Sch. Frampton-on-Severn with Ben. Tuesdays 6-7pm: Uley Village Hall and pm, Uley School, with Jane. Wednesdays pm: Cam Memorial Hall (alternate Ben/Jane). Thurs pm: Nibley Village Hall. Fridays am, Community Hall, Frampton - with Ben. Fitness FX Classes: Fridays pm: St James Church Hall, Dursley, 4. High Impact Cardio, Body Conditioning & Fitness Training, easy to follow routines make a real difference in record time to shape, weight and stamina. Regular fitness tests to check progress. Zumbatomic for Kids: At St James Church Hall, Dursley with Ben. Fridays pm: 4 to 8 years, drop in, 3. Call Ben or Jane as above or , to find out more, or just go along. 3C Community Church All welcome details of services and events on website. Children s activities, ulse youth church, plus regular Alpha and Lifeshapers courses. Canoe Club (KC3C) Thursdays, 6pm: outdoor kayak sessions, open to all, even complete beginners; please advise in advance if you re coming. Also Walking and Mountaineering Club (MC3C). Enquiries to 3C as above or: admin@3ccommunitychurch.org hotographs in various editions kindly supplied by: A. Barton, M. Clifton,. Jones, V. Moores, J. Wilkes 13 To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk 14

8 Group sessions available Nutritional advice Increased well-being and self esteem Sessions arranged at your convenience Dursley Sculpture & lay Trail Walking for Health Regular and varied walks for all abilities. Call: or see the websites: Come and have some fun with us at EXTEND Enjoy Movement to Music for the over 60 s and less able of any age helping you to maintain an Independent Lifestyle through Activity and Exercise. Classes held at St. James arish Centre, Dursley Every Tuesday Afternoon 2.00pm 3.30pm Tea, Biscuits and Social Time You can be Seated or Standing For more information call Barbara Weldon Extend for You More from your local cinema Courtyard Health & Fitness ANY TAKEAWAY IZZA OR ASTA ~ 6.50 Widescreen and 3D cinema in Wotton under Edge Monday - Friday lunchtime offer ~ any pizza or pasta 6.50 Body Conditioning Core Stability Weight Management ain Management re & ost Operative reparation owerplate Conditioning Balance Master Injury Rehabilitation Mobility, Stability & Flexibility Classes You choose, we deliver! That s a promise! 12 arsonage Street, Dursley, GL11 4EA OENING TIMES MONDAY - SATURDAY 12 noon pm & pm SUNDAY 12 noon - 9pm 18B ARSONAGE ST, DURSLEY GL11 4EA Tel: Vale Vision Development Trust Ltd Working for the future of Cam, Dursley and surrounding arishes Tel: To appear in this publication whatson@valevision.org.uk FULLY LICENSED ITALIAN RESTAURANT Latest Movies World Cinema Fund Raising Special Events Classic Films 3D & Digital Making health & fitness personal to you YOURS FOR LESS THAN 1 A DAY SAN REMO admin@valevision.org.uk Registered in England 2005, No: info@littleprinting.co.uk Affordable personal training in the comfort of your own home or local park Enjoy our local woodlands and explore the What Your life Health & Fitness can offer you The Little rinting Company Its back!... The erfect Gift for Christmas Walk away those winter blues and work off the Christmas calories!