Free beer to any who want to accomodate + rental if reasonable.
Email: Eadwin eadwint(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)gmail.com

The Old Brewery comprises a Grade II listed building which has been converted into offices and apartments. The available accommodation comprises office suites on ground and first floors and a large storage room/workshop also at ground floor level. The offices provide good quality accommodation and are carpeted with wall mounted radiators and spotlights. The first floor studio has excellent views over the town and beyond. There are separate kitchen and WC facilities and there is covered parking for 2 cars included with the offices.

The premises have been measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition) on a Net Internal Area (NIA) basis and comprise the following approximate area:-

First floor office studio: 62.2 sqm (670 sqft)
Ground floor office: 18.5 sqm (199 sqft)
Storage room/workshop: 89.8 sqm (967 sqft)

Lease terms / rent

The accommodation is available either as a whole or the offices and storage separately, on flexible terms.The incoming tenant will be responsible the upkeep of their own premises and pay a contribution for internal common areas and building insurance.

Rent and service charge details on application to the agents.

For more information call me on 01225 904704, or email dph@colsonandcolston.com.

(Contributed by: David Halewood)

WHAT: Wiltshire Air Ambulance Fundraiser: Jewellery Bead and Findings Fair 2012

WHERE: St Margaret’s Hall

WHEN: 18th & 19th February 2012 10.00am – 4.30 pm

This fair is popular with visitors due to its varied amount of products on offer. Ranging from simple beads to intricate crafted jewellery its a sure winner with everyone. It offers workshops, demonstrations and advice on where and how to contact local craft group and crafters. Over thirty stalls with budgets to suit everyone’s needs.

Stallholders fee £50.00 = for both days
Pitch size 5ft x 3ft
Set up time 8.30 am
Open to the public – 10.00 am – 4.00 pm

This event will be extensively advertised and 10,000 flyers will be delivered directly to surrounding towns and villages.

St Margaret’s Hall
Bradford on Avon
BA15 1DE

Stallholders contact: wellie(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)pandoragiftshop.com

www.eventsboa.co.uk www.southwestfairs.co.uk

(Contributed by: Wellie O’Driscoll)

We supply some of the leading brands throughout Europe and are based at the Glove factory in Holt.

We supply a whole range of promotional branded merchandise for all your promotional and advertising requirements.

Please let us know if we can help you to promote your brand.

Please contact either Steve or Helen

01225 784088
www.wurlin.com

He is now Chief Executive of the Great Dixter Charitable Trust and combines this with lecturing, writing and serving on RHS committees. Fergus will have plants from Great Dixter and books for sale.

Teas and cakes after the lecture included in charge.
Cars may be parked in Church Square by kind permission of Mr James Methuen Campbell.

Everyone welcome, members and non-members

Jeanne Walpole, a well-known resident of Bradford-on-Avon since 1985 and an artist of some renown, died in October last year. She generously bequeathed her extensive archive of paintings to the Edwin Young Collection in Salisbury.

Prior to their transit to Salisbury we shall be celebrating her lifetime of painting in an exhibition over a 3-week period, sponsored by the BoA Arts Association, at two venues within the town: The Library, (during normal Opening Hours – Closed Sundays & Tuesdays ) and The Ale & Porter at 25, Silver St. (Closed Sundays & Mondays).

As Anthony Forsyth recently wrote of Jeanne: “Her paintings leave us with a rich legacy of humour, her talent and depth of feeling within her life.”

Do take the opportunity to view this tribute exhibition if you possibly can.

On Thursday 1 March we will be welcoming Lucy Ellis with her THE GOOD LIFE. Lucy is also a member of the Club and is known for her innovative style and humorous approach to communicating with her audience. It should be a lively evening, and as Lucy is also a keen plantswoman we can be assured of a carried and interesting selection of flowers and foliage.

All visitors are welcome and can pay at the door for an exiting evening’s entertainment with refreshments and the chance to buy from the regular sales table.

(Contributed by: Margaret Murray)

To celebrate this Tony Livesey will be broadcasting his chat show live from Wiltshire Music Centre at 10:30pm this evening.

Members of the public are welcome to come to the broadcast (arrive by 10pm) on a ’first come first served’ basis, we will have room for about 200 people.

The broadcast will happen from our foyer and there will be standing room only.

www.wiltshiremusic.org.uk
(Contributed by: Marie Black)

How many children would love to escape a holiday trapped indoors and travel back in time? It’s the stuff of dreams – and from February 15th to 18th, families can do just that at St Laurence School, thanks to local thespians The Bradfordians.

The group are performing Phillipa Pearce’s classic story Tom’s Midnight Garden.

Set in the 1950s, Tom Long (Alex Watson) finds himself spending his holidays quarantined in his aunt and uncle’s flat because his brother has measles. A fortnight spent cooped up indoors with no garden, no playmates and what’s worse no tree-house to build! But when he hears the grandfather clock in the hall strike thirteen, something mysterious happens and Tom finds himself transported back in time to a magical Victorian garden, an icy adventure on the Fens and a friendship with Hatty (Nancy Hayday), who is as lonely as he is.

Director Cally Smart whose last production was the sell-out Pride and Prejudice at The Courts in Holt is delighted to be staging this particular play. “It’s a gem of a story, full of mystery, adventure and one which tugs at the heartstrings,” said Mrs Smart.

“The audience are in for a real treat.” The show runs over four nights (Feb 15th-18th) with two 6pm and two 7.30pm performances. Tickets are available at £8, £7 and £6 online from www.thebradfordians.com, where you will also find full details. Or you can buy by post or at Bradford on Avon Library from January 28th. Enquiries 01225 869047.

(Contributed by: Cally Smart)