Please click on the link for more information.
Please click on the link for more information.
M&S Food Outlet on the site of Oaklands Nursery.
On Thursday 24th August from 3 pm – 7 pm there will be a public consultation in the Morland Room at the Red Brick Building.
Click on the link to know more.
Click on the link for more information.
Please click on the link for more information.
The Street Society is a local organisation run by local people who care about the village of Street in Somerset.
The society was founded in 2001 by an enthusiastic group of people who recognised the need for a constituted body to take an interest in Street.
As the society has grown its role as a group of people who care about the future of Street has been recognised in many ways.
Whilst they seek to protect buildings of importance and record irreplaceable memories, they are not against change, hence their motto: Protecting the past with an eye to the future
It has an active membership who can take advantage of a busy social programme, which includes monthly meetings with speakers on local topics and outings during the summer months.
To find out more –
Click on the link for more information:-
Click on the link for more information NHS Health check
To book an appointment http://www.somersethealthchecks.co.uk/streetparish
| Mums wanted as Volunteer Breastfeeding Champions |
| Mums are urged to step forward to become new volunteer Breastfeeding Champions in a bid to encourage other mums to breastfeed, continue breastfeeding and help support Infant Feeding Groups across Somerset.
The new volunteer role launched this week by Somerset County Council is in direct response to mums saying they wanted more breastfeeding support from other mums.
Cllr Christine Lawrence, Cabinet Member for Public Health & Wellbeing at Somerset County Council said: “Mums have told us they want more breastfeeding support from other mums. So, we are now looking to recruit mums who are positive about breastfeeding to help expectant or new mums and provide vital support in the community and in local ‘getset’ Children’s Centres.
“This support will complement the professional and specialist breastfeeding support services already available.
Trudi Grant, Director of Public Health in Somerset at Somerset County Council said: “Evidence shows breast milk provides all a baby needs for healthy growth and development and constantly adapts to meet a baby’s daily needs.
“It also protects against a number of infections and against obesity in later life. Breastfeeding helps mums as well by reducing their risk of breast cancer, diabetes and ovarian cancer.
“If you want to help other mums to start breastfeeding, and continue breastfeeding, please get in touch.”
Breastfeeding Champion Volunteer opportunities are available across Somerset, which require approximately two hours a week and will be supported by a Health Visitor and by local get set centre staff.
Training for new Volunteer Breastfeeding Champions will be offered at venues across the county.
Mums who want to find out more can contact their Health Visitor, ask at their local getset service, email youcando@cswgroup.co.uk or contact 01278 664180.
Alternatively, visit https://do-it.org/organisations/somerset-you-can-do-services More about Somerset Breastfeeding at #somersetbreastfeeding and www.twitter.com/somersetcouncil and www.facebook.com/somersetcountycouncil For further information, please contact Gill Ohlson on GOhlson@somerset.gov.uk. Mobile: 07977 400171
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