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On Saturday 5th April 2014 community groups are being invited to a tour of the newly-opened Beehive Community Arts Centre.
Groups are also welcome to use the event as an opportunity to promote their organisation by bringing along publicity material or demonstating their skills or activities.
More information about the Beehuve Community Centre can be found on the Honiton Town Council Website: www.honiton.gov.uk and on the Friends of the Beehive Website: www.friendsofthebeehive.org.
The Beehive Community Centre is currenly in the final stages of construction at Dowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LZ.
For more information contact the Beehive at manager@beehivehoniton.co.uk.
Written by Daniel H Pavey
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Honiton Surgery have recently held their annual Improving Practice Questionaire.
One of the outcomes was to try to communicate more with the practice population on the services they they are able to offer.
The www.honitonsurgery.org website is one of the best ways to get helpful information for patients, including any up to date breaking news, as well as links to forms and quarterly newsletters.
Written by Daniel H Pavey
dan@honiton.com
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Honiton Community Café are showing a new film by Frack Free Somerset which examines the potential impact of fracking and coal bed methane extraction in Somerset and beyond. The event is supported by Transition Town Honiton and will include an introduction by a Frack Free Somerset.
The film will be shown at Boston Tea Party on Honiton High Street on Thursday 27th February 2014 at 7:30pm.
Honiton Community Café developed from an informal group showing films at the Monkton Wyld community, near Axminster, launched a community café of its own in January last year. A wide range of topics have been covered, ranging from environmental to economic, social, and political issues.
Project Co-ordinator Phil Foggit said,
“Community Café provides a valuable forum to consider important issues which may not get adequate coverage in the mainstream media. It aims to help educate and inform us about important issues and provide opportunities for the exchange of ideas and solutions."
Boston Tea Party Manager, Roz added,
“Boston’ Tea Party is always keen to encourage community projects such as this. If we can help to bring people together, to talk about important issues and build a sense of community then we are happy to contribute.”
For more information visit Frack Free Somerset website at www.frackfreesomerset.org
Admission is £5 (£3 concessions) on the door.
Written by Daniel H Pavey
dan@honiton.com