Charities & Clubs

Wellington Acoustic Music Club

Contact: Tony Woollard 660969 E-mail: Tony.Woollard@btinternet.com

Meet 3rd Saturday every month at the Arts Centre 8.30 until 11.00 p.m. All styles and types of music, beginners to professionals perform or watch. All welcome.

Wellington Basins Volunteer Group

Wellington Basins are a Country Wildlife Site and provide a habitat for a range of fauna and flora.As well as being used by local schools for environmental studies it is a lovely area for walking and spotting the many species of birds that visit during the year, as well as the five different species of bat that can be seen at dusk during the summer months. The Wellington Basin Volunteer Group was formed in 2002 to improve the basins by clearingthe land, repairing fences and seating and keeping in the two large ponds in good order. Fund raising events are held during the year to help with the cost of materials.

If you are interested in helping with the work at the Basins, please ring the Chairman Jenifer Vickery 01823 664695 or Secretary Sue Adams 01823 663195 email: buckwell.adams@gmail.com Wellington Camera Club

Formed in 1980, we are a friendly club who meet on most Wednesday evenings between September and May at 7.30pm for talks, practical evenings and competitions between ourselves and with other local clubs and a programme of events and activities is planned throughout the summer break. Please note that due to the COVID situation some of our meetings are on zoom. Camera enthusiasts of all ages and abilities are welcome. For the technical, we have members who use film cameras, a growing number who have changed to digital (or maybe use both) and are moving into advanced audio-visual presentations.

Anyone interested in joining our club (and we offer the first three meets free of charge) should visit our website www. wellingtoncameraclub.co.uk for more details or call our Chairman Peter Tickner 01823 660276. Wellington Carers Support Group

This group is for Carers who regularly look after someone in a caring capacity, this may be a family member or friend. We are an informal group of Carers who meet to have a chat, speakers are occasionally organised. These meetings allow the Carer to enjoy the knowledge that they can speak freely in a safe environment.

For further information, contact Carolyn Grout 07958415264 or Elaine Gardner 07494883134 The Somerset Carers Service Advice Line: 0800 3168600 Email: carers@somersetrcc.org.uk Website: www.somersetcarers.org Wellington Chess Club

Meets at 7.30pm every Wednesday throughout year at Chelston Chapel, Wellington Road TA21 9HS. The club provides a friendly atmosphere and welcomes players of all ages and abilities. Theclub competes in the West Somerset League and is ideal foranybody wishing to play friendly or competitive chess.

For more information contact Kym Sanders on 01823 660968 or email: kym@kymsanders.plus.com Wellington Hospital League of Friends

(Charity Number 284156). The League of Friends is a charity raising funds to supplement health and welfare services at Wellington Community Hospital and The District Nursing Service as well as to enhance these services in and around our local community. The League meets at the hospital in Bulford on the third Tuesday of each month (except for August). New members are welcome.

For further details please contact Chair Ms Martine Thurtle 07796163851 or Secretary Mrs Cheryl Bailey 01823 662732 email:wellingtonleagueinfo@gmail.com or via facebook: Wellington Hospital League of Friends. Wellington Choral Society

The Society was formed in 1940. The present four-part choir has around eighty members drawn from Wellington and the surrounding parishes. We are a mixed ability non-auditioned community choir and known for being a friendly and sociable society which extends a warm welcome to new members. Our repertoire is taken from classical choral music, dating from the baroque to the present day, and we perform our concerts in November and March in St John’s Church, Wellington. Rehearsals take place on Wednesday evenings at Wellington Methodist Church. Our Musical Director provides advice and support on reading music, also advice on online rehearsal aids which are helpful, particularly where people miss rehearsals.For more information visit

our website at www.wellingtonchoralsociety.org.uk. Wellington Community Centre

The centre was first built as a club 103 years ago, and was given to the people of wellington to use as a community centre by the British Legion. Wellington Community Centre Management Committee contact Secretary Jill Mitton for bookings.

Phone number 01823 666233, email address wellingtoncomcentre@talktalk.net Wellington Community Counselling

We are a team of professional counsellors, trainee counsellors and psychotherapist working in Wellington to offer free and low-cost counselling to individuals and families who may otherwise be unable to receive this type of support. We have consulting rooms for faceto-face sessions, but also offer online support if that is preferred. We appreciate that life can be very tough and also that things can happen out of the blue that can leave us in a wobbly place. Life is not as predictable as we may have thought, life happens in new and challenging ways, every day. Our ability to be resilient can be affected by work and relationship difficulties and changes, and a whole host of other life events. We want to be able to give our time to listen to and help you find ways of understanding your situation (or that of a member of your family), maybe find solutions, feel more in control and able to make smart choices, lead yourself (and your family) into a better place.

For more information, please see our website: www.wellington-counselling.co.uk or call 01823 765144. Wellington Flower Show Society

Our 100 year old Society currently has a committee of about 12 people whose aim is to organise the annual Summer and smaller Spring Flower Shows. We are always looking for new committee members who are keen to help with running the Shows.

Sheena Page E-mail: pagelang1@gmail.com Wellington Foodbank

The foodbank (a hub of Taunton Trussell Trust Foodbank) is open every Monday and Thursday between 1.30-2.30 at the URC in

Fore Street. If you need food, please contact the foodbank using the details below or get a referral from SW&T council, Jobcentre+, Citizen’s Advice, your Doctor’s surgery or Village Agent. You will never be turned away without food. Your foodpack will be made up of a selection of tinned and boxed food and will include: Milk, tinned meat and fish, cereal, pasta and rice. Toiletries and pet food are available.

Contact email: info@taunton.foodbank.org.uk Contact phone: 07761 624216. Wellington Garden Club

The club was established in 1998 to further and promote the gardening knowledge of its members. The club organises lectures, discussions and demonstrations as well as visits to gardens and similar sites to observe gardening in practice. Meetings are usually held on the third Tuesday of each month (except July, August & December) at 7.30pm in Lodge Hall, Lodge Close and include a lecture on gardening or a related topic, together with plant, magazine and book sales and a raffle. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in gardening. New members or occasional visitors are welcome to come along to any meeting.

For more details phone 662068 or 662088

Girl Guiding UK is the United Kingdom’s largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women, with around half a million members. The aim of Girlguiding is to help girls and young women develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world. In Somerset we have almost 4500 members enjoying Girlguiding activities every week and nationally we are a growing organisation with one new member joining every hour.

Why not find out what we have on offer in the Wellington area by phoning Eliana 01823 601559 or 07711443116 Email: elianabrimacombe@girlguidingsomerset.co.uk

10Radio broadcasts on 105.3fm with local news, events and music for the area around Wellington. And as we are run by the community, you can get involved. Just get in touch!

www.10radio.org or email: studio@10radio.org The Labrador Rescue Trust

CAN YOU OFFER A LABRADOR A LOVING HOME? PERHAPS FOSTER ONE FOR ASSESSMENT AND TRAINING? DO YOU HAVE

A LABRADOR YOU CAN NO LONGER KEEP? The Labrador Rescue Trust has been helping Labradors in need for over 20 years and currently helps between 600-700 dogs a year in the South West. For more information please contact your local volunteer: Carol Smith

01823 412845 email: carolsmith04@btinternet.com. www.labrador-rescue.com Registered Charity No: 1088198 Rescue and Rehoming of Labradors Wellington Majorettes

A social youth group for boys & girls from 3 years old. The group meet at Court Fields School on Fridays 5.30pm to 7.30pm.

Contact: Louise Brierley, 5 John Cole Close, Longforth Farm, Wellington TA21 8DR tel: 07796933064 email: wellingtonmajorettes@outlook.com Wellington Women’s Institute

We meet on the third Thursday of every month at the Beambridge Inn, 7.00pm arrival for a 7.30 start. We are a lively, friendly group with a wide age range and, as well as the monthly meeting, we have lots of formal and informal interest groups and one-off activities and outings. Come to one of our meetings as a guest to see if you would like to become a member. More information is available

on our website: www.wellingtonwi.org.uk, and on our Facebook page: Wellington Women’s Institute. If you’d prefer a more personal approach, please email: info@wellingtonwi.org.uk. or call 07773 350459. Somerset Red Arrows Majorettes

We meet at the Baptist Church Hall, South Street on Monday evenings from 6pm to 7.30pm. Please phone Elsie on 01823

667902 for more info. The ManKind Initiative

The ManKind Initiative is a charity providing help and information to male victims of domestic abuse or domestic violence. Our helpline is manned by trained people who give information and support on all aspects of domestic abuse including reporting incidents, police procedures, housing, benefits and injunctions. We refer people to refuges, local authorities and other support services where appropriate.

Email address: admin@mankind.org.uk Web address: www.mankind.org.uk Helpline number: 01823 334 244 Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10am to 4pm. Flook House, Belvedere Road, Taunton, Somerset. Wellington Royal Naval Fellowship

Meets For Felllowship, charitable work and dit spinning for ex RN and RM personnel with Annual Trafalgar Night Dinner.

Contact: Chairman Frank Figg 01823 662597

Rockwell Green War Memorial Club was donated to the

community by a local resident in 1921 to help with the welfare of surviving servicemen of WW1 and their families. Then, as now, it is run by dedicated volunteers from the community. It serves drinks at Club prices and provides entertainment in the form of live music, karaoke, Bingo and quizzes normally on two Saturdays of each month. Facilities include darts, pool, Snooker and skittles, all of which are well usded by teams in the local leagues. Available for meetings free of charge. Although it is a private Members Club, it is open to all, membership costs at present is £10 per person or £15 per couple per year. If you would like to become a member or just make an enquiry, feel free to pop in and meet some locals, have a friendly drink and look at the facilities available.

Lodge Close Wednesday Club.

Club for those of 60 and overto enjoy weekly recreational and leisure activities also providing acooked two course meal. We meet every Wednesday from 10am to2pm at Lodge Close Hall, Wellington.

For more information contact Mrs Susan Bellringer 01823 666432. Monument Probus Club

The club was founded in 1993 to promote fellowship and friendship for retired / semi-retired professional and businessmen. The club is non-sectarian / non-political where members meet up with others who are like minded. A talk is given on a variety of interesting subjects followed by an excellent Beambridge lunch. Outings / short breaks are organized from time to time for members, wives, partners and friends. Monthly meetings take place at 1030am on the 1st Thursday of each month at The Beambridge Inn, TA21 0HB. Monument Probus welcomes new members, those interested in attending as a guest or joining the club should contact the Club

Secretary by email at monumentpc@hotmail.com

Sampford Arundel Womens Institute

Sampford Arundel Womens Institute Meets 2nd Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at The Beambridge Inn,

Wellington, for women of all ages to enjoy a wide range of shared activities at local, county and national level.

Contact: Mrs Heather Cook (Secretary) 72 Sylvan Road, Wellington. Tel. 01823 666439 Rotary International

Rotary is a worldwide organisation of like-minded men and women from all walks of life who enjoy fellowship and helping those who are in need. Members of Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in the world. There are 33,000 Rotary clubs with more than 1.2 million members in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Clubs are nonpolitical, non-religious and open to all cultures, races, gender, and creeds. Rotarians are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and aim to eradicate polio under the motto Service above Self. They also enjoy themselves. Wellington has two clubs.

Rotary Club of Wellington

Meets Monday lunchtime at The Beambridge Inn.

Contact: Secretary Richard Coupe 01823 666229 Email:richarddcoupe@gmail.com Rotary Club of Wellington District

For details of meetings contact Secretary: Ada Mournian 07762 432780 Email: ada@adamournian.com Samaritans

Wellington’s local branch of Samaritans offers volunteers excellent training, a rewarding role in the community and camaraderie. The branch in Taunton is one of 11 in the South West and 200 across the UK that have close links but operate independently. Samaritans come from all walks of life and across a broad age range. We work in a peaceful environ ment providing people in distress with confidential emotional support including by phone, email and face to face. We also support each other - no volunteer works alone. The service is 24/7 but the hours are divided into shifts of no more than five hours, including at night. Joining Samaritans is a life-changing experience. Interested? Please call 01823 289456, email:

recruit@tauntonsamaritans.org.uk or write to Samaritans, 16 Wood Street, Taunton, Somerset TA1 1UN for an application pack. We look forward to welcoming you.

St John Ambulance

For information on meetings for Adult Volunteers, Cadets and Badgers groups go to sja.org.uk

1st Wellington Scouts is a very family and community centred Scout Group that provides extensive adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for its 165 members, aged 6-18. Internationally, the Group is linked with the 648 Campelos Scouts of Portugal and together we enjoy experiences as part of an international movement with over 28 million young people from 216 countries. We offer numerous challenging opportunities which include Ten Tors and DofE. The group has its own kayaks, canoes, climbing wall, water zorbing and archery equipment. Based in our own modern HQ at 6 Fore Street in the very centre of Town we also have our own minibus so we can easily get out and about. We also have a 40 acres campsite with extensive and modern facilities locally. We welcome new members, please be assured we give all young people and their families a very warm welcome.

For further information please contact: Dave Belfield 01823 661471

A friendly fourth-section band who enjoy playing a wide range of music. Around 25 strong, we play at a diverse range of venues: large charity concerts, fetes, parks, carolling and many more. Any brass or percussion players, at any level, are welcome to join our rehearsals. We meet at 7.30pm every Tuesday (next to Coffee #1 at the end of the alley next to Tim Potter’s in Fore St). Training Band (beginners welcome) 6.30-7.30pm every Thursday. Alternatively, you might like to contact one of the following members:

Davina Greenshields 665821 or Sharon Cheshire 665829. Taunton and Wellington ReadEasy

ReadEasy helps adults to learn to read or improve their reading. It provides free, one to one help at a pace to suit the learner. There is no time pressure, and no cost. ReadEasy helped Jay Blades from the Repair Shop to read, and we can help local people to do so as well. If you, or someone you know, would like to have help, or

find out more, please contact Pam Salmon on 07739 756077, email: tawecoordinator@readeasy.org.uk or Sheena Page 07875 787886, email: taweteamleader@readeasy.org.uk Transition Town Wellington

“Being part of Transition is not just about what you do locally in your community – it is also about joining a global movement building a future we all want to live in.” (Transition Network.org) Climate change, energy prices, affordable food, and waste, are just a few of the issues that add uncertainty to our future. In association with other similar groups in the area, our local Transition group seeks practical means to help people live in a way that is more environmentally sustainable, and no less satisfying. We meet regularly on a monthly basis, with regular events that involve the wider public as well. New members are always welcome. For further information on our activities and meeting times, visit our website: www.ttw.org.uk

Somerset Speakers Club

Meet on 2nd Thursday of the month at 7.30pm in Rockwell Green Village Hall. Contact Karen 0773 350459

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Wellington Stroke Club Charity no. 298494

Affiliated to the Stroke Association , we offer: The chance to meet others with similar problems. • Time out from home • Help to improve mobility or speech to give confidence and encouragement. To give carers the opportunity to have time to themselves. Volunteer helpers always needed. Contact: John Angus Tel: 01823 663014.

Wellington and District Townswomen’s Guild

The Wellington and District Townswomen’s Guild is part of the National Townswomen’s Guild movement, which was formed in 1929 after women were first given the vote in 1928 as a result of the Suffragette movement. We are a friendly group of about 30 members who meet regularly on the second Monday of each month at the Where Centre, North Street at 2.15p.m. We have a friendship/ craft group which works to provide items for St. John’s Church Mother’s Union who, in turn pass these items on to Musgrove Hospital, Women’s Refuge and Barnados. We also have a Social Studies group that offers lively discussions on a wide range of topics, as well as quiz and games evenings. We also support the League of Friends for Wellington Hospital by taking a stall at their annual fete. New members are always made welcome.

For further details contact Mrs Joyce Jones 01823 662332 and Mrs Jennifer Banton 01823 669227

Tangent is a social networking organisation for ladies aged over 45, primarily intended for former members of Ladies Circle. It is part of the Round Table Family. For more information ring Secretary

Veronica Nicol 01823 664298

Wellington Toy Library and Toddler Group

Wellington Toy Library is run entirely by volunteers. We lend out toys for children from birth to school age. We provide good quality toys which expand a child’s imagination. We open at The Friends Meeting House, High Street, Wellington TA21 8RA on 1st Saturday of each month from 11am – 1pm. Toddler Group meets every Monday, except Bank Holidays, from 10am – 11.30am. Volunteers needed.

Contact: Linda Dalton 01823 665649

W.A.G. Wellington Action Group For Dogs

We are a group of dog owners in Wellington who work with the community to promote responsible dog ownership in Wellington and surrounding areas.

Contact: Lyn Partridge-Webber 01823 662 832

See W.A.G. on Facebook Our motto is “pick up the poo we are watching you” and we have a hard hitting poster which we display at various locations. If you would like a poster please let us know.

WHERE

West Country Health Education & Research Enterprise, Northfield Centre, Wellington TA21 8LY. Contact: 01823 665896 A registered charity, WHERE enables its users to maintain their independence by organising a variety of activities each week. These include, art classes, Tai Chi, computer classes, tea dances, race nights and quiz nights. There is also a cafe, lunch club and breakfast club on various days of the week. The activities at WHERE are held at both the Northfield Centre and the Active Living Centre (opposite the fire station).

Wellington Dementia Action Alliance

To transform the quality of life of people living with dementia and memory loss, their carers and families, to ensure they are treated with respect and dignity by our community. For more information:

info@ wellingtondaa.org

Wellington and District U3A

Wellington U3A is part of a nationwide organisation and provides a wide range of educational, leisure and creative activities on a regular basis at minimal cost. Members are usually retired or no longer in full-time employment. The days and times of the various interest groups are listed in our Annual Programme which is available from the library in Wellington. Monthly General Meetings held at the Rugby Club, Corams Lane, Wellington on the second Monday of each month. Meetings start with coffee from 10.15 and the meeting starts at 10.40am

Contact: Steve Saunders (Membership Secretary) 07740443666 e:saunders.sj@gmail.com Somerset Wildlife Trust

Is a Taunton based charity and the county’s largest independent conservation organisation with almost 21,000 members. We aim to restore, recreate and reconnect our damaged countryside creating ‘living landscapes’ to help wildlife become more robust in the face of climate change. The Trust protects rare and threatened species from the otter and dormouse to the large blue butterfly and green winged orchid. We manage around 80 diverse nature reserves covering 4,000 acres, work with farmers, landowners, government and businesses, inspire thousands of children through school visits, family events and the Wildlife Watch club and campaign for wildlife and the natural environment in Somerset. Somerset Wildlife Trust relies almost entirely on voluntary income. Please support us by becoming a member for as little as £2.50 a month.

Go to www.somersetwildlife.org and join online or phone 01823 652400

Wellington Inner Wheel

For partners and relatives of current or past Rotarians

Contact Secretary Sue Vallance 01823 663232.

Wellington 41 Club

41 Club is the more commonly used and shorter name for The Association of Ex-Round Tablers’ Clubs a social networking organisation for ex RT men aged over 40.

For more information call Ken Atherton on 663965.

Wimbleball Sailability

provides the opportunity for all sorts of disabled people to enjoy sailing. You can be taken for a sail and then if you want, move on to sailing on your own. Boats are provided and a taster session is free. Sailing is at Wimbleball lake 17 miles from Wellington and is available on Wednesdays and Fridays, May to September. COME AND SEE OUR NEW LARGER BOAT.

Contacts. Colin 01823 666190. Bob 01823 433129

Blackdown Community Choir

This friendly open access choir meets once a week in Wellington to sing a wide range of songs. We sing for pleasure, no auditions are required to join the choir and there are opportunities to perform at informal gatherings during each year, but not compulsory! A warm welcome awaits new members at an open session at the start of each term.

We advertise these dates in local newspapers and flyer boards or you can find out more at info@blackdowncommunitychoir.co.uk.

Bulford Senior Citizens Club

The Club holds a coffee morning every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10.30 to 11.45am. Exerc ise class on Mondays 9.45 to 10.30am. Bingo every Wednesday at 2.30pm. The club tries to arrange afternoon entertainment once a week. Regular coach outings. Why not call in at the Club in Bulford for a coffee and a programme.

Langford Budville Jubilee Hall

Opened by HRH the Earl of Wessex in October 2012, the new community hall is set in attractive countryside on the outskirts of Langford Budville and offers outstanding facilities. The vaulted main hall is capable of seating 150 plus and opens onto a secluded courtyard. There is a large well equipped kitchen and a comfortable committee room with seating for 25. The premises have a full bar and entertainment licence and outside there is parking for 50 cars and a large grassed terrace. The hall is already used for a wide range of regular events and is ideal for wedding receptions, parties, dances and concerts.

For further information and bookings visit lbjubileehall.com Registered charity number 287714

Reminiscence Learning is a registered charity (No. 1105488) based at Tonedale in Wellington specialising in dementia, reminiscence, activities and life story work. We deliver a range of training for healthcare professionals, family carers, volunteers,

businesses and services as well as community projects for the older person, those with dementia and their carers and those who feel lonely and isolated in the community from Music and Memories with live performances from local musicians to themed reminiscence sessions. We also created and deliver the multi award winning intergenerational dementia awareness Archie Project that links primary schools, care homes, sheltered housing schemes, businesses/services and community members to reduce the fear and stigma often associated with dementia and ultimately create more dementia friendly communities. For more information on any of

the above please contact the team at Reminiscence Learning on 01823 668676 or office@reminiscencelearning.co.uk

Like to Sing? – then join Taunton Deane Male Voice Choir Taunton Deane Male Voice Choir is celebrating its 75th year as one of the West Country’s leading Male Voice Choirs. The choir has recently appeared at major venues including Truro, Bristol and Wells Cathedrals, the Eden Project and at Lisieux, Rotterdam and at the Last Post Ceremony at the Menin Gate in Ypres, Belgium. The choir has three main objectives – to preserve the traditions and standards of male voice singing, to maintain public interest in male voice choirs and to assist organisations in raising money for charitable causes. New members are always welcome. No audition is necessary but alongside the tuition of our Musical Director, Nick Thomas, new members receive plenty of help and encouragement from choir colleagues. The choir’s repertoire is extensive and varied, offering something to suit every kind of musical taste, from opera choruses, spirituals, popular ballads and selections from musical shows to classical and romantic music, folk songs and popular ballads, Welsh hymns and sacred music.

Contact Stuart Gifford for further details on 01823 664409 or visit our website : www.tauntondeanemvc.com Freemasonry in Wellington

Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political, fraternal and charitable organisations. It teaches selfknowledge through participation in a progression of ceremonies. Members are expected to be of high moral standing and are encouraged to speak openly about Freemasonry. If you are a Freemason who has recently moved to the area and are interested in joining a Lodge or you have not been involved before, but would like to know more, then please contact us for information. There are two Lodges in Wellington. The Lodge of Fidelity and Sincerity (the Town Lodge) is open to men aged 21 or above.

For more information contact the Secretary 07534 278332. The Wellington School Somerset Lodge is open to male expupils and current or ex-employees of the School. For more information contact the Secretary on 01769 571645 or visit ur website www.wsslodge7230.org.

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