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MIDSOMER NORTON LIFE 5<br />

A return for Community<br />

Trust’s events Programme<br />

T<br />

he Midsomer Norton Community Trust’s<br />

events programme is set to finally return in<br />

full, 18 months after they were last held.<br />

“As with many other community groups it’s been a<br />

struggle to keep going with the impact of COVID.<br />

However, we have survived and our volunteers<br />

turned out in force recently to run our first<br />

concert at the Town Hall. All we need to do now is<br />

to get the message out there that we’re returning<br />

and I’m confident we can begin serving the local<br />

community again!”, said Alex Davis, Trust Manager<br />

at the Midsomer Norton Community Trust.<br />

The First Thursday Afternoon Social returns to<br />

Welton Rovers on the 2nd September from 2-5pm<br />

with live musical entertainment from Spirelane.<br />

Since its launch the monthly First Thursday has<br />

developed into a popular event in the social<br />

calendar. Local entertainers provide a blend of<br />

musical entertainment, laughter and even a bit of<br />

bingo with hot and cold refreshments available<br />

from the bar. The Social is the perfect chance to<br />

have a laugh, make new friends and dance or foot<br />

tap the afternoon away! Upcoming acts include<br />

Niteshift, Bennie Vee and Russ Matthews.<br />

Meanwhile, the Paradis Palm Court Trio series<br />

resumed in August. These classical concerts see<br />

Jacquelyn Bevan (piano), Lisa Betteridge violin &<br />

Linda Stocks (cello) play a lunch-hour concert,<br />

12.30-1.30pm on the first Friday of each month in<br />

the Assembly Room at Midsomer Norton Town<br />

Hall. Each concert is themed and comprises pieces<br />

of music in a wide range of styles. Delicious<br />

homemade cakes are on sale, along with tea &<br />

coffee. Entry is free, with a retiring collection<br />

towards the cost of running the series.<br />

Meanwhile the Trust are aiming to resume<br />

the Community Cinema screenings from<br />

October. The Trust are currently in discussions<br />

with their distributors about the film lineup<br />

for the Community Cinema with news<br />

and tickets expected to go on sale in early<br />

September. For more information on all of these<br />

events as they’re announced, head to www.<br />

midsomernortoncommunitytrust.co.uk

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