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  • From The Mayor. I recently managed to catch up with my best friend who has been travelling for seven weeks and has now returned to her home in Sydney, Australia. She’s been reporting back on the weather over there – the wicked fires in Victoria, the very hot weather along the east coast and now the shocking floods in the Cumberland River. It seems the world is determined to get the message home to us that nature isn’t happy. With climate change a worldwide issue, it can sometimes feel daunting and out of our control. But we can all make a difference. No matter how small, every gesture really does help. At a council meeting in 2018, Frome Town Council declared a climate emergency. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio By Mayor Cllr Anita Collier
  • Open your ‘hidden garden’ in this year’s Frome Festival Registration is now open for anyone wishing to open their garden for this year’s Frome Festival Hidden Gardens of Frome event. Hidden Gardens of Frome will run on 10th, 11th and 12th July, raising much-needed funds to support the Frome Festival in its 25th anniversary year. Last year, the event saw over 50 gardens open to the community, raising over £5,000 for the festival. Organiser Andy Jones said, “Hidden Gardens is a highlight of Frome’s gardening year and lets you get to see the wonderful spaces that our local gardeners create and care for. As usual, various gardens will be open between 10.30am and 4.30pm across that weekend, but after last year’s scorchingly hot days, we’re also hoping that some will open later on the Friday evening." Read more on our website. The link is in our bio If you would like to take part and open your own garden for all or part of that weekend, please contact FromeHiddenGardens2022@outlook.com or have a look at https://buff.ly/urVq8iY for more information. Pictured: A picture from Hilary Reynolds’ garden. Picture by Davina Chedgy
  • Film screening shines light on community power Residents are invited to a film screening of a documentary about what happens when neighbours come together to take power, organised by Frome Town Council. ‘Power Station’ will be screened at the Merlin Theatre on Saturday 28th February. Frome Town Council is inviting the community to attend to watch the film, followed by a Q&A session. Matt Mellen, Climate Action Lead at Frome Town Council, said, “Power Station is a bold, funny and heartwarming documentary about what happens when neighbours come together to take power – quite literally – into their own hands. Set in Walthamstow, the film follows artists Hilary Powell and Dan Edelstyn as they attempt to turn their street into a solar-powered energy station, kickstarting a grassroots energy revolution inspired by lockdown mutual aid. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio Pictured: Power Station shot on rooftop. Credit Peter Searle
  • Theatre company celebrates green energy at Portway venue. A historic building is now generating renewable energy after a theatre company installed solar panels at its venue. Installed by The Emma Rice Company at its venue ‘The Lucky Chance’ at the former Portway Methodist Church, the solar panels are expected to generate 11,000 kWh of electricity per year. From the outset, solar power was a key part of their vision for an environmentally responsible refurbishment. Frome Town Council has supported the company to achieve their vision for this historic building. The council’s renewable energy team has also recently helped the Cheese and Grain switch to solar power as part of their ambition to be a carbon-neutral venue. Artistic Director of The Emma Rice Company, Emma Rice, said, “From the very beginning of the Lucky Chance project, we wanted to honour this remarkable space not just as a cultural venue, but as part of a sustainable future for Frome. Installing solar panels was an obvious choice — it aligns with our environmental values and dramatically reduces our energy costs." Read more on our website. The link is in our bio Pictured: The Lucky Chance with solar panels on Portway
  • Introductory course to keeping bees. If you have ever been curious about beekeeping, an introductory course in Frome town centre this February will equip you with the basics to get started. The course, run by the Frome Beekeepers Association, consists of five evening sessions followed by practical visits to look inside hives. Frome has a thriving community of beekeepers, using a variety of hives and techniques to look after their colonies of bees. One of the members said, “We are a friendly bunch, very happy to share our knowledge and experience. There is nothing better than being at one with your bees on a warm spring afternoon, watching them come and go, busy in their work’. “However, there is a lot to learn to keep you and your bees healthy and safe. This is why the Frome Beekeepers Association offers an Introduction to Beekeeping course: five weekly sessions starting on Friday 20th February, followed by the opportunity to look inside hives in the spring. All protective equipment is provided, and there is opportunity to visit the apiary at various times during the year, along with social events.” Read more on our website. The link is in our bio For full details, please email fbkamembership@gmail.com.
  • Spotlight on: Frome Writers’ Collective. Back in 2014, 10 enthusiasts launched Frome Writers’ Collective (FWC) to support local writers. It now has 150 members. Members participate in author events, monthly socials and writing workshops, have access to writing advice, and are offered help to join a writing group or partnership. There are currently 14 groups and four partnerships in operation. Group member Brenda Bannister said: “A recently created poetry group is thriving, with the free tickets in demand, and our popular scriptwriting group staged its second event at the Merlin Theatre last March with Misconceptions, a collection of monologues brought to life by local actors. All writers, from highly experienced to just beginning, are made welcome. “Talks by different authors were enjoyed throughout 2025, including Debbie Young, who brought along her range of ‘cosy mystery’ novels and shared writing tips; Marianne Hill, author of Healing the Shadow; Sara Louise Akrill, whose new book gave an insight into living with neurodivergence; and Roz Dace, who described the writing and publishing of craft books." Read more on our website. The link is in our bio Pictured: Participants and organisers of last year’s Writers in Residence competition
  • Rare daytime otter sightings reported in Frome. A local wildlife enthusiast has reported rare daytime sightings of otters in Frome. Local resident Tony, who runs the Frome Area Wildlife Group on Facebook and is a member of the Somerset Otter Group, said the daytime sightings are ‘extremely rare’ and are a sign the animals are becoming used to humans. “If you are an otter fanatic like me, it is something you have dreamed of. You can imagine my joy of seeing them in the day,” he said. Tony monitors otters around the town and took over surveying for the Frome area for the Somerset Otter Group. “I started to put out cameras about 10 years ago and to my great joy, I have got some fantastic shots,” said Tony. “I now run two or three cameras at various locations.” Read more on our website. The link is in our bio
  • Join this year’s Potato Day and Seed Swap. Frome Potato Day and Seed Swap is back this year, providing residents with all the essentials to get the growing season underway. The event on Sunday 15th February at the Cheese and Grain will run from 10am to 2pm, offering seed potatoes, bulbs, seeds, plants, fruit trees and the community seed swap. Organisers, Frome Field 2 Fork CIC say, “Bring your excess seeds in clearly marked paper envelopes and plants to swap for exciting new varieties. “The intention is to inspire and encourage people to nurture their own green spaces and to share ways we can better take care of our environment as a community: sharing regenerative practices, creative explorations of our local food systems, deepening connections with herbal medicines and delicious food demonstrations.” Read more on our website. The link is in our bio
  • Friendship club thrives with 100 members. A social group providing space for people aged over 50 in Frome is thriving with 100 members. The Frome and District Friendship Club started in 1999 and meets in the Assembly Rooms, behind the Memorial Theatre. Chairman Pete Dayman-Johns said the group is ‘thriving’ and continues to welcome people aged 50 plus to meet new friends and enjoy a lunch for the cost of £12. The group also runs regular events, including bingo and coach trips to destinations such as Weymouth, Exeter, Bournemouth and Poole. Pete said, “Although people don’t have to be lonely to come, anyone can attend from anywhere, not just Frome. It’s a great way to meet new friends or just enjoy a nice dinner, pudding and a cup of tea. “Disability access is also no problem for anyone with disabilities or access needs.” The group meets from 11am to 3.30pm on Mondays and from 11am to 1.30pm on Thursdays. Read more on our website. The link is in our bio

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