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A Letter from The Council

29/12/2017

Every three months Stalbridge Town Council produces a Newsletter. Here is the December 2017 edition.

We're on a road to nowhere

27/12/2017

Somerset Council have announced that some of Landshire Lane will be closed for roadworks on the 18th January. Here is their letter on the subject...

SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL
DISTRICT OF SOUTH SOMERSET
PARISH OF HENSTRIDGE
Temporary Closure of Landshire Lane (East)
TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulations
Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the
County Council of Somerset propose to make an Order PROHIBITING ALL
TRAFFIC from proceeding along Landshire Lane (East) from 20m either side of
Townsend Railway Bridge over the disused railway for a total distance of 50
metres.
This order will enable Balfour Beatty on behalf of Historical Railway Estates to
examine the disused structure in this road.
The Order becomes effective on 18 January 2018 and will remain in force for
eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 1 day (09.30 - 15.30hrs). While
the closure is in operation an alternative route will be signed as detailed below.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE
Please visit www.roadworks.org for further information on the alternative route
For information about the works being carried out please contact Centurion Site
Services on 01132775360
Patrick Flaherty
Chief Executive
Dated: 28 December 2017

It's Panto time

24/12/2017

The Octagon Theatre in Yeovil presents "Cinderella", their fun-filled, family pantomime for Christmas and the New Year. Once again, the show will be written by Paul Hendy and produced by Evolution, the same team behind Peter Pan. Cinderella promises to be our biggest and most spectacular pantomime ever, so don't be late for the ball...
Book Today!
(click on the button below for dates and times)

Cinderella at the Octagon theatre

CRANSTON PICKLE

23/12/2017

It's 1912, and as Scott and Amundsen begin their race across Antarctica, the hapless explorer, Captain Reginald Cranston has accidentally landed on the wrong side of the continent. As Cranston and his motley band set up base camp, a meteor crashes nearby. Deciding to Investigate, they set out towards the crash site - unaware of the danger that awaits not just them, but the whole of planet earth.
What ancient evil lurks inside the crater?
What is the dark secret of the slimy fungus?
And what is the horrifying fate of those who encounter the parasitic space worms?
Inspired by the movies of the 1950's, 'The Thing That Came From Over There’ is a fast-paced rollicking ride, mixing paranoia, suspense and hilariously gruesome deaths. Join three daring actors as they play over 15 roles in a show packed with shocks, spine tingling silliness, and blood curdling terror. With comedy and thrills galore, expect visual gags, verbal wit, giant puppetry, and even a little live music!

Artsreach Touring theatre proudly presents...
Gonzo Moose - The Thing that came from Over There
STALBRIDGE HALL. SUNDAY 4TH FEBRUARY. 7.30PM
TICKET PRICES - ADULTS £9. CHILDREN £6. FAMILY £25.
TICKETS ON SALE IN JANUARY. We will keep you informed...

Emergency Plumber

21/12/2017

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Chris Watts Building and Maintenance offers an Emergency Call out Service for all Plumbing and Boiler Emergencies, so whether it's a leaking tap, a cracked pipe or a boiler that suddenly stops working just call us on 01963 32809 and one of our fully qualified plumbers will be able to come and sort out your problems.

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Top of The Poppies

18/12/2017

Renowned Dorset function band 'Loose Connections' are appearing at The Royal British Legion in Stalbridge on Friday 22nd December from 8.00pm. If you haven't heard them before watch the video below of them performing "Price Tag"

Swan Song

15/12/2017

Back by popular demand, acoustic duo 'Paul and Joe' will be entertaining the customers at the Swan pub in Stalbridge on Sunday 17th December. If you haven't heard them play yet...you're in for a treat! The Swan pub is at the north end of Stalbridge High Street. Parking is available off Station Road, opposite The Hub.

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