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Showing posts with label somerset. Show all posts
Sunday, 2 October 2011
Ilminster Carnival 2011
Last night we had the annual illuminated carnival procession pass through the town and by all accounts a fine time was had by all who attended. Here's a picture of just one of the beautifully made floats.
Thursday, 30 June 2011
FUN FAIR, Recreation Ground, Ilminster
The fun fair has arrived and set-up at the recreation grounds in Ilminster. Open every night from 6-30pm until late. Saturday from 2.30pm. Leaves on Sunday. Don't miss out on all the fun of the fair!
Monday, 27 June 2011
Ile Valley Flower Club, Ilminster
Nearly 2000 stems of flowers and foliage are being prepared by the Ladies of the Ile Valley Flower Club this week, for VISION of ILMINSTER in Flowers, a Floral Art Exhibition, with the proceeds going to the worthy cause of Children’s Hospice South West, the Flower Club Chairman Jenny Chance’s Charity this year.
Jenny, says “The flower exhibits are going to show the Town, it’s retailers and businesses in many different forms of arranging, from a money tree, to the shops depicting an Ilminster Wedding, from the famous Carnival to Convenience shops, as well as the oldest retailer in town, there is lots to see”
Do come along on Saturday 2nd or Sunday 3rd July, doors will be open from 10.00 to 5.00 with admission £1.00 children free, at The Parish Hall North Street Ilminster.
Jenny, says “The flower exhibits are going to show the Town, it’s retailers and businesses in many different forms of arranging, from a money tree, to the shops depicting an Ilminster Wedding, from the famous Carnival to Convenience shops, as well as the oldest retailer in town, there is lots to see”
Do come along on Saturday 2nd or Sunday 3rd July, doors will be open from 10.00 to 5.00 with admission £1.00 children free, at The Parish Hall North Street Ilminster.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
Desert Island Discs with Headmaster Greenfylde School
Don't miss:
Desert Island discs with Mr. Jon Jeffery, Head teacher of Greenfylde School, Ilminster!
- a talk about his life and work, plus, of course, an opportunity to hear his favourite songs/pieces of music.
This evening, 8th June at 7.30pm in the Minster Church.
Tickets: £6.00 (to include a glass of wine)
Desert Island discs with Mr. Jon Jeffery, Head teacher of Greenfylde School, Ilminster!
- a talk about his life and work, plus, of course, an opportunity to hear his favourite songs/pieces of music.
This evening, 8th June at 7.30pm in the Minster Church.
Tickets: £6.00 (to include a glass of wine)
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Ilminster Carnival Procession 2010
A picture taken at last night's grand carnival procession. This a carnival float (with dodgy lighting) at the bottom of Station road near the roundabout. Lots and lots of rain but apart from that the carnival was not at all bad.
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Ilminster Carnival Somerset
Noticed a sign beside the road advertising Ilminster carnival. Date 2nd October 2010. The week before there will be a children's carnival during the day.
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Concert at Recreation Ground Ilminster

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Sunday, 20 June 2010
Wurzels LIVE in Ilminster Somerset

Saturday, 19 June 2010
Ilminster Cricket Club

Church Fete Ilminster

Church Flower Arrangements Ilminster

Wednesday, 9 June 2010
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall in Ilminster
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the TV chef, will it seems be in Ilminster next week. If you want to see him he'll be in Market Square on the morning of Tuesday June 15th. Channel 4 will also be there filming Hugh for the River Cottage tv series.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Opening Night of Ilminster Fun Fair
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Places to Eat in Ilminster

Pubs and Inns
Ashill Inn, Ashill, Ilminster
Bell Inn, Ilminster
Crown Inn, Ilminster
Dolphin Inn, Ilminster
Duke of York, Shepton Beauchamp
George Inn, Donyatt, Ilminster
George Inn, Ilminster
New Inn, Dowlish Wake, Ilminster
Stonemasons, Ilminster
Square and Compass, Ashill, Ilminster
Restaurants and Cafes
Balti House, Ilminster
Bilbys Cafe, Ilminster
Hayman's Bakery Cafe, Ilminster
Meeting House Arts Centre, Ilminster
Shrubbery Hotel, Ilminster
Square 1 Brasserie
Takeaways
Dragon Palace Chinese Takeaway, Ilminster
Ilminster Kebab & Pizza, Ilminster
Rajpoot Tandoori Balti House, Ilminster
Sarah's Dairy, Ilminster
Vincents Fish Bar, Ilminster
West Street Fish and Chips, Ilminster
Revisit Ilminster Online to see photographs of anywhere and everywhere in the Ilminster area that offers food and drink; read a totally independent review of each; and post your own comments on each establishment. Do please let us know if we've missed anywhere off our list.
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inns,
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pubs,
restaurants,
somerset,
takeaways
Discover Ilminster
On a walk around the town today I noticed several things and places I hadn't really taken much notice of before -- or in one case prior to today's stroll, never even knew of their existence. Therefore on this theme we've decided to include a regular 'Discover Ilminster' (subtitle: 'lesser known locations in and around Ilminster)' feature on Ilminster Online. Watch this space or contact us to suggest somewhere that deserves some attention! Similarly if you're researching Ilminster and area family roots and genealogy and would like to know what a particular house or street looks like now, just get in touch and we'll add a picture to the website.
Monday, 28 September 2009
Shop Window Competition
Sunday, 27 September 2009
Road Resurfacing
Donyatt Book Fair
Dog Fouling Problem in Ilminster

Despite the local council putting up polite notices asking dog owners to 'bag it and bin it' and warning of possible £1000 fines for dog fouling along the footpath/cyclepath (Sustrans Route 33) from Ilminster to Donyatt and Chard the problem continues! On a walk along the footpath this morning as well as the usual problem of piles of unbagged dog excrement all along the path, rather bizarrely several blue plastic bags full of the stuff could be found just dumped beside the footpath. For those that might be unaware the 'Litter (Animal Droppings) Order 1991' of the Environmental Protection Act (1990) places a duty on local authorities to keep public walks clear of dog faeces. In this the local authority and the dog warden they employ out of the Council Tax we all pay are clearly failing in their duty ... and as for the dog owners, well. Perhaps the newly organised neighbourhood watch, might get involved?
Comments?
Link to the Home Office crime prevention page on dog fouling.
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crime,
cyclepath,
dog fouling,
dogs,
footpath,
ilminster,
neighbourhood watch,
somerset
Medieval Reenactment

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