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If you feel like you are on your own, like you have nobody to talk to, there is help and support out there for you. Mindline is just a phone call away on 01823 276 892....we are waiting to listen to you.
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A place to talk if you have been affect by another celebrity that may have left you feeling low or vulnerable. Please don't be alone, call us.... x
Former record-breaking speed skydiver Mickey Lovemore from SkydiveBuzz - Dunkeswell sets a new world record for the fastest skydiving cheese! Watch him travel through the skies at an exhilarating 319mph/513kph with a giant wheel of Mexicana Cheese, the spicy cheese from Norseland! Big thanks to Norseland Ltd for raising over £6,500 for us!
Feeling inspired to skydive for us? You can jump for free! Find out more here: www.mindinsomerset.org.uk/news/skydive/ or contact [email protected]
A huge thank you to several employees from Ilchester-based cheese company, Norseland Ltd, who raised over £6,500 for us by braving a 15,000 ft skydive at SkydiveBuzz - Dunkeswell. Well done all!
Photography: SWP Photography
Did you know that our Yeovil Gardening Project meets every Tuesday 11am-1pm? Our support worker, Faye, runs a gentle and nourishing outdoor space which welcomes everyone. We have a tea shed with seating, and our vegetable and flower beds always like to feel some love. All abilities welcome. No experience necessary.
Hi, don't know if you're interested, but I have a lot of seed trays and small pots for potting on seedlings. They come from a house we've just bought, surplus to our requirements. Would you be interested in them for free? I could drop off!
Are children welcome? My grandson is six
Where is this to debbie.
Yes it would xxx
Becky Laffan would this interest you?
It keep me busy Rosemary Hodges
Paris Cooper
We were delighted to host Paul Williams for his extraordinary talk on his mental health journey, recovery and the role that photography had to play in this. His brilliant book, Wildlife Photography ... Saving My Life One Frame at a Time, is available to buy now
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