Skittles
SATURDAY, April 6, 7.30pm at Coalpit Heath Miners Social Club Badminton Road, Coalpit Heath Cost £2 per person. Organised by Yate and District Twinning Association. Please bring a plate of food to share.
Concert
CHIPPING Sodbury Music Society presents the Tranquillo Duo with Sarah Waycott, flute and Hannah Mitchel, piano. A wide variety of music including flute and piano. Works by Bach, Poulene and Taktakishvili, as well as new music by young composer Rebecca Faith. Tuesday, April 9 at 7.30pm at the Town Hall Chipping Sodbury. All welcome, pay at the door.
Fair Trade in Yate
ARE you interested in Fair Trade in Yate? Would you like to be part of making a difference in Yate and for farmers in the Developing World. Come and be part of the reapplying for Yate’s Fair Trade Town Status. Thursday, April 11 at 6pm, Yate Town Council, Poole Court, Poole Drive, Yate BS37 5PP. Contact Linda Nash, linda.nash@southglos.gov.uk, 01454 863119. Fair Trade is about better price, decent working conditions, local sustainability and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world.
Coffee Morning
YATE Twinning Kaffee und Kuchen organised by Yate and District Twinning Association on Thursday April 11: 10am - 12 noon. Look on the website for further events www.yatetwinning.co.uk NCT Nearly New Sale YATE Leisure Centre 11.30am - 1pm on Saturday April 20. We will have a range of good quality maternity, baby and children's clothes, toys and equipment available, as well as trade stands. A large item area for prams, cots etc. will also be avaiable. Entrance is £1 for adults. Children are free. Tables are still available for sellers and traders email below for details. www.nct.org.uk/southgloucestershire Email: sgnctnns@googlemail.com
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