This is a listing of the Categories in the Isle of Wedmore Health & Wellbeing Directory. It has been updated as at December 2024. There is also a printed version available which will be posted to all Wedmore addresses early in 2025. You can also pick up a printed version of the Directory at most shops in Wedmore.
If you can’t find a printed copy, leave a message on 01934 806266 with your name and address and we’ll get a copy to you!
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Celebration of harvest with a full day of entertainment, street procession, lunch, children's tea, games and evening party.
To enhance the village by providing tubs of colourful flowers and shrubs, for residents and visitors to enjoy.
For members to meet socially as well as fundraise to provide the flowers etc.
To promote health and wellbeing amongst men by providing a space to meet and enjoy the company of others while engaging in activities that may be of interest. We have a garden with greenhouse, a workshop and plenty of space for projects as well as undertaking work in the community in support of other local groups.
A well established community group, involving local people to put on annual, high quality opera productions in Wedmore
Wedmore Pharmacy
1 Church Street, Wedmore, BS28 4AB
Tel: 01934 712266
Email: wedmorepharmacy@alliedpharmacies.com
Opening hours: Monday - Friday: 09:00am - 18:00pm, Saturday: 09:00am - 13:00pm
Please contact the pharmacy for full information about the services they offer.
A not-for-profit organisation, which puts on a real ale festival for the community to enjoy, through which it raises money for the local causes.
Social and League tennis for adults and juniors. Coaching for all abilities available
Since its conception in 1978, Wedmore Theatre has become a cornerstone of the local community. Twice a year this talented ensemble produce a diverse range of performances, from classic plays and pantomimes to contemporary dramas and original works.
We are a welcoming and inclusive volunteer-driven group, drawing on the skills of our experienced members to nurture new talent both on and off the stage.
Whatever your age or experience, there are a number of ways to get involved. Whether you fancy treading the boards or hate the limelight, we are sure to have a role for you. It takes a big team to pull a show together, from sound and lighting technicians to stage managers, costuming and set construction – it’s all up for grabs and collaborating on each production is always a lot of fun!
If you would like more information or want to get involved in future productions please email productions@wedmoretheatre.com
To keep up to date with our activities head to our website https://wedmoretheatre.com where you can join our mailing list free of charge. This will give you the benefit of priority booking to get the best seats for our shows.
Function/role: Village Agents work with people 18+ dealing with a wide variety of issues. This can include finding help in the home to maintain independence, support to engage in local activities and signposting to services individuals struggle to access.
Helping to solve these problems may, ultimately, help older people to remain living independently for longer. Village Agents also have the role of helping to shape services by feeding back to the appropriate body information about gaps in service e.g. transport provision. They can also motivate and support a community to respond to a local need by working together to address issues e.g. by helping them to set up a coffee morning for a group of people who are isolated or start a volunteer car scheme.
So perhaps our first point of contact for any local services relating to health and wellbeing could be our Village Agent. Our Village Agent is: Lina Curiale-Hopkinson call 07375 371549
The Farm is a multifunctional space with market garden, campsite, and social and environmental programs including a Care Farm for adults with learning disabilities and a native tree nursery. We also host the Men’s Shed and The Food Forest Project growing free food for food banks.
We have many volunteering opportunities for people from the local area.