Lovely people of Broadwindsor.
I hold a Weekly Pilates class on Wednesdays, at Comrades Hall in Broadwindsor, which is full. I nearly have enough interest to start a Saturday 9am class in Comrades Hall…. Would you like to come?
Please get in contact if you are interested.
Fitness and Wellbeing with Leon
www.westdorsetfitnessandwellbeing.com breathfulmind@gmail.com
Gareth Southgate’s squad have progressed to the semi-finals of the UEFA 2021 Championship after confidently beating the Ukraine by 4 goals to nil this evening 🙂
Captain Harry Kane, who scored England’s first goal in the 4th minute of the match and another in the 50th minute, can now look forward to their semi-final game against Denmark at Wembley on Wednesday 7th July at8pm.
Other goal scorers were Harry Maguire (46′) & Jordan Henderson (53′).
The Final, to be played at Wembley, is on Sunday, 11th July, 8pm.
Good Luck England!
Have you got football fever? Like the idea of kicking the ball about?
There is 5-a-side free football for an hour on Thursday evenings.
No need to book, just show up at the MUGA next to Broadwindsor school at 6.30pm on Thursdays.
No boots please, trainers are adequate.
Any queries, please contact David on: 01308 868275 or 07867 608652.
There will be a display of Classic Cars in the Comrades Hall car park on the morning of Broadwindsor’s Fun Day, Saturday, 14th August. Again a scaled down version from what we’ve had in previous years but certainly more than we had last year! The cars will be on display from 10am until 12.30pm.
Anyone interested (specifically in the classic cars) is asked to contact: bwfundaycars@gmail.com.
Help is needed with setting up for the day’s events (setting out tables & chairs etc.) and with putting everything back as it was at the end of the day. If you can volunteer a couple of hours of your time that day – at your earliest convenience, please contact: bwfunday20@gmail.com.
Friday, 16th July at 7.30pm. Broadwindsor’s Film Club are extending their invitation to include guests at their next film ‘Ammonite‘.
Ammonite (15) is directed by Francis Lee. Filmed in Lyme Regis, set in the 1840’s, acclaimed but overlooked fossil hunter Mary Anning (played by KateWinslet) and a young woman (played by Saoirse Ronan) sent to convalesce by the sea develop an intense relationship, altering both of their lives forever.
Film Club members – Free entry
Guests – £4
Refreshments available
Seats MUST be booked in advance by contacting: Emma Myers – broadwindsorem@gmail.com or Margaret Wing – 01308 867252
It only costs £20 a year (£15 if you’re over 65 yrs.) to join Broadwindsor’s Film Club. Not only do you get free entry to the public showings, you can borrow the DVD too. Ask Emma or Margaret for more information.
Residents ofBroadwindsor, Hursey and Littlewindsor can expect a hand delivered questionnaire through their letterboxes within the next week seeking their feedback on the future of Palmers’ White Lion pub in the village square. The questionnaire will not be available online. Residents are urged to complete the questionnaire – even if they only use the pub once a month for a meal – you can help shape the outcome.
The questionnaire is on a double sided sheet of A4 paper and consists mainly of tick box answers. You can remain anonymous if you want to. Questionnaires will also be hand collected by arrangement (from your doorstep if you don’t wish to be distrurbed) to ensure as many responses from local residents as possible. are gathered.
Negotiations with Palmers Brewery are ongoing and people are working hard in continued discussions re: the future of the White Lion in Broadwindsor. Cllr. Leader stated the situation is “not hopeless“. Although the pub will always remain tied to PalmersBrewery, they have offered some manoeuvrability on a sustainable rent and all involved are trying to reach a deal that will work.
Following collection of the questionnaire, there will be a Public Meeting at the Comrades Hall on Thursday, 29th July at 7.30pm (tbc).
If you can help with form distribution/collection – please contact David Leader: 01308 868275 or 07867 608652.
Prepare the flowers: wash heads then remove petals by pinching firmly and pulling (a little green is ok but not too much as it can impart a bitter taste).
Cream the butter & sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg and lemon zest. Sift in the dry ingredients and combine well. Add lemon juice and the petals then mix.
Dollop spoonfuls onto a baking tray and cook for 12 mins. at 180°C/Gas 4 until golden.
Cool on a wire rack and enjoy.
DANDELION & BACON SALAD
Large handfuls of unopened dandelion flower buds
1 bunch (about 2 large handfuls) young dandelion leaves
4 rashers rindless, smoked, streaky bacon
4 tbsp extra virgin oil
1 tbsp wine vinegar
1 tsp caster sugar
Salt & black pepper
Method:
Wash the dandelion flowers and leaves and pat dry between paper towels.
Cut the bacon into small pieces and fry in a dry pan over fairly high heat until crisp then drain on paper towels.
Toss the dandelion flowers in the bacon fat over a medium heat until the buds are just open then drain on paper towels.
Put the dandelion leaves in a salad bowl and mix in the fried bacon and flowers.
Put the oil, vinegar and sugar in a small screw top jar and season with salt & pepper. Seal the jar, shake well then add to the salad and toss lightly.
All recipes are from village resident, Richard Childs.
Missed a recipe? Click HERE to view Richard’s earlier recipes and other seasonal ideas.
The dandelion (Taraxacum officiniale) is a type of daisy. Found in virtually every kind of habitat and lawn, it is vital to many pollinating insects such as bumblebees, butterflies, hover flies, day flying moths and solitary bees. They are frequently treated as an unwanted weed.
The flower head is infact made up of lots of individual flowers known as floretsorray flowers. Each common dandelion flowerhead contains approximately 150 – 200 florets.
A rich source of vitamins, minerals, the leaves, root, and flowers can all be eaten.
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