NAILSEA
PEOPLE
MONSTER MEETING: Nailsea Musicals production Young Frankenstein opens for four nights at Backwell Playhouse from Wednesday, October 30 with a Saturday matinee. Launch night is at 7.30pm on Wednesday, February 7, at Mizzymead Recreation Centre. Email for more details nailseamusicals@gmail.com
Saturday, August 3
Nailsea Social Club
Saturday, December 7
Nailsea Social Club
Nailsea International Bike Show is for one day only in 2024 on Saturday, September 7.
It will run from 11am-6pm at the Ring O'Bells where bikes on show date from 1940s Indians to modern sports bikes and custom motorcycles.
The full programme when compiled will be posted here https://nailseabikers.org.uk/blog/2024/01/16/programme-2024/.
On the stage under the giant outside awning you will hear great music, sit and order food and drink and in the function room and car park will be a variety of stalls and exhibits not forgetting the fundraising auction.
The family event will have lots to keep the children happy while raising money for Children's Hospice South West, a great cause which in 2023 received more than £10,000.
The bike show has been running since 2015 at various venues before moving to the Ring O'Bells in 2010.
In our galleries there are lots of slideshows from previous bike shows at the Royal Oak, Wraxall House and Nailsea & Backwell Rugby FC grounds.
Nailsea International Bike Show 2024
North Somerset Arts is excited to announce a new initiative that we will be trialling at its Members Exhibition! The creative group will be running a 'pocket-money' stall aimed at encouraging children to start discovering their own artistic tastes and find something special for themselves.
All pieces on this stand will be priced under £15 and can only be chosen and bought by children aged under 16 years old.
There will also have some fun activities for children to get creative!
After their popularity at the last exhibition, NSA will be putting together a programme of artist talks and demos across the weekend. I
f you are interested in taking part you can let us know on the application form which will be sent out to members at the end of the week.
And here is a date for the diary, Arts Week 2025 will run from Saturday to Sunday, May 3-11.
The NSA committee have agreed these dates for its next biennial Arts Week.
A spokesman said: "We are aiming to open membership applications in September, but we would encourage anyone who wants to take part to start thinking about finding a venue now, as places can get booked up quite far in advance.
"More details about Arts Week and membership will be released after the Members Exhibition."
Don't stop the carnival
UPDATE: Nailsea carnival 2024 is definitely happening. After an appeal on social media lots of enthusiast people came forward to help 1st Nailsea Scouts with the parade. Bridget Wyatt said: "I am please to say we had a great meeting on Thursday night at our Clevedon Road HQ and have a new committee, brimming with fresh ideas and enthusiasm. The carnival will definitely be running this year and we have already set a planning meeting for later in February." Great news. For Saturday, July 6, in your diaries. Planning and selling programme advertising has begun
The carnival for 2024 was in danger of being cancelled as 1st Nailsea Scouts couldn't provide all the manpower needed to stage the best tradition event on the village calendar.
Then Bridget Wyatt put on a plea on social media - see below.
She said: "We have had a fantastic response to our social media post and will be holding a meeting on Thursday, February 15 at 7pm at 1st Nailsea Activity and Training Centre, Clevedon Road, for all those who have expressed an interest in helping.
"I am quietly confident that the event will be able to run this year.
The date for the carnival and fair at Millennium Park is Saturday, July 6.
Bridget added: "We need help with the planning and preparation in advance of the event.
"In particular, canvassing local businesses to advertise, submission of the event application to North Somerset Council, and encouraging local groups to participate in the carnival procession and have a stall at the fair."
SAVE THE DATE: Sara Card is supporting Macmillan Cancer Support on Saturday, September 7, with her annual mega fundraising cake bake. Photos from the 2023 garden party are in our gallery
SHOW TIME: gates open 8.30am North Somerset Show at The Showground with the very best of livestock and horses showcased with rural events, crafts and food. Advance ticket offer until Sunday, April 28 here https://www.nsas.org.uk/visitors/tickets-info/
TAKING PRIDE: Nailsea Town Council events working party has pencilled in a Pride Event similar to those planned for Clevedon and Portishead for Saturday afternoon, June 8, but a parade is not being included
Nailsea Farmers' Market trades throughout the year on the third Saturday of each month with a variety of food, drink and craft stalls.
On Saturday, May 18, Somerset Farmers' Market looks forward to filling the High Street with activity and bustle, music and sunshine as they welcome farmers, food producers, craftspeople and customers!
The market continues to expand and expects more than 45 stalls including seasonal flowers, plants and hanging baskets.
In March we saw the introduction of Ambrose Farm with their free range poultry and duck & quail eggs and Baker in a Beanie with his organic ancient grain loaves.
New to Nailsea for April was patisserie The Macaroom with specialities such as sweet pastry tarts, macarons & bon bons!.
And also in April community groups 2nd Nailsea Scouts, Mizzymead Recreation Centre bowls and tennis clubs and Nailsea & Tickenham Football Club promoting Frythtivall music fest and Nailsea & Backwell Rotary Club on a recruitment drive were there.
Halfway down the High Street was a coffee stop with seating as the road is always closed to traffic all day.
Singer and musician Martin Radford made sweet sounds and Somerset Cheese Company set up their stall with Bath Soft Cheese selling their fresh unhomogenised milk.
Nearer the date a full list of stalls is on our Food & Drink page HERE.
At No 65 High Street a Q&A information desk manned by Nailsea town councillors will operate from 10am-noon.
Nailsea MicroPub has early doors for those wanting good cheer.
More info https://www.somersetfarmersmarkets.co.uk/markets/nailsea/.
Thanks go to Sheer Zed, writer, Buddhist Shaman and musician who took images in a slideshow from February in our gallery 2024.
Nailsea People took the March and April market slideshow.
Next farmers' market date
IN THE BAG: The next stall is the same dates as the farmers' market on Saturday, May 18. Make your donations soon to 65 High Street. Also on that date Nailsea School PTA is hosting a table top sale 10am-noon in the Atrium. Email nailseapta@nailseaschool.com to book at space, thanks
LUCKY US: On Saturday, September 14 at 9pm The Master of Manchester Andy O'Brien plays the music of some of the iconic Mancunian musicians at Nailsea Social Club, Chapel Barton
Elvis tribute weekend in Nailsea
Mizzymead Recreation Centre
is hosting an
Elvis weekend
from 7pm on Friday, July 5, until 4pm on Sunday, July 7
Tickets £78 + booking fee.
Appearances from tribute acts Gordon Davis, Lee Alexander and Louis Brown with
special guests The Sunset Café Stompers
From the 1968 rock 'n' roll years to Las Vegas and New Orleans with a gospel day too giving thanks the Elvis way
Click HERE for more info
BRASS BANDS: On Friday, April 26, at 7pm Filton Concert Brass and Lions Brass 4 Youth Band play at Christ Church, Nailsea. Follow link for tickets £7.50 u18s free.
Tickets from https://snappytickets.co.uk/events/filton-concert-brass-and-lions-brass-4-youth-in-concert/
LAST OF THE SUMMER SHOWS: Backwell Village Show (formerly the Backwell Flower Show) is a community event held every September. For 2024 it is on Saturday, September 21, usually in the parish and WI halls
This year marks the 13th annual charity walks and runs organised by the Rotary Club of Nailsea and Backwell.
The popular event is on Sunday, June 9, and there really is something for everyone to enjoy.
Nailsea Charity Walks & Runs gives people the opportunity to get together, enjoy the glorious North Somerset countryside with friends and family and raise money for their favourite local good causes.
It’s also a way for local charities, schools, organisations and sports clubs to raise money with a sponsored walk or run.
Every year the event raises more than £20,000 for good causes.
There are three clearly marked route and no-one has yet got lost!
They are a 5k ‘stroll’ which is also suitable for disability vehicles and pushchairs/strollers, a 10k for those who prefer a slightly more challenging route and a 20k for the more experienced walker who is fit and enjoys even more of a challenge.
Based at the Scotch Horn Centre in Nailsea all routes start and finish here.
And if June 9th isn’t a good date for you or your group you have until the end of July to complete the challenge with maps and markers available.
Rotarian Alan Davies said: “Charities are struggling in these difficult times and desperately need our support.
“So we are challenging the community to put out another record number of participants in 2024 and to raise another record amount of money.”
For full details, including how to register to take part, go to https://bit.ly/NailseaWalks.
Any queries can be addressed to Bob Keightley at RotaryNailseaWalks@outlook.com.
We’ll see you there!
West Country favourites The Wurzels are returning to Cadbury House this summer.
Performing their popular West Country classics, such as I am a Cider Drinker, Blackbird, I’ve Got a Brand New Combine Harvester and Drink Up Thy Zider, the event is on Saturday, June 29, within the stunning setting of the luxury four-star hotel.
General manager Gareth Ireland said: “The Wurzels are legends around the West Country and to have them perform again here at Cadbury House is fantastic news.
“They’ve played here many times before and it’s always been a memorable night. Their unique entertainment style is always a winner and we’ve no doubt that this night will be just as good!”
Tickets for the night cost £20 but anyone interested is being advised to reserve soon as space is limited.
Guests will also be able to buy a hog roast roll adding to the country theme.
Gareth added: “We’ve had a lot of interest already and if anyone is thinking about coming along to enjoy some top-quality West Country entertainment, I recommend they get in touch fast to avoid disappointment.”
For further information or to reserve tickets please call 01934 834 343 (option 1) between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday or email info@cadburyhouse.com
The Wurzels play at Cadbury House
Dates for your North Somerset diary, Taster Days. If you would you like to volunteer or have a country skill or craft you would like to demonstrate at our taster days, call our national secretary Mags on 0750 196 2893 or contact us via our website www.pass-it-on-young-sports.org.uk
To mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Adge Cutler, of Wurzels fame the Royal Oak pub in Nailsea High Street is hosting a cider festival on Sunday, May 5, noon to 7pm.
It is inviting cider drinkers to commemorate the event by coming along and raising a glass to the legendary Adge, founder of the world famous Somerset group.
Adge passed away 50 years ago on May 5, 1974.
At the pub there will be live music with the Twice Dailies and Salvage Crew, as well as fun for all ages and the opportunity to try different ciders.
Alan John Cutler was born in Portishead, nicknamed 'Adge' by his friends, from his initials AJ and while living in Nailsea went to school and worked at Coates ciderworks.
Adge's songs were largely sung in his own accent, though some are in an exaggerated Bristolian accent.
He died when he crashed his MGB sports car on a roundabout in Chepstow, following a Wurzels concert.
He is buried in the graveyard of Christ Church, Nailsea.
A bronze statue of Adge was installed outside the Royal Oak pub in Nailsea in October 2016.
Several of his albums were recorded at the pub and LP covers still adorn the walls.
One of Adge’s best known songs Drink Up Thy Zyder is regarded as the national anthem of North Somerset and Bristol, if not all of Somerset.
It is very fitting that the live music will be from the Twice Dailies who describe themselves ‘A tribute act dedicated to Adge Cutler & The Wurzels’.
They will be covering Adge’s songs from Drink Up Thy Zyder, Ain't No Ferry To Glastonbury’ to Blackbird I’ll Have E.
The Twice Dailies say they are really looking forward to playing at the cider festival at the Royal Oak commemorating Adge.
The Twice Dailies are actually named after one of his songs called Twice Daily.
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The Wurzels sadly without Adge are still going strong and booked to play at Cadbury House Hotel on Saturday, June 29.
Cider festival to honour Adge at Nailsea pub he made his live recordings
MAGIC MAC: Immerse yourself from 6:30pm on Friday, May 17, in the timeless classics of Fleetwood Mac as our sensational tribute band takes the stage, recreating the magic and energy that made the original band legendary! From Go Your Own Way to Rhiannon, experience the heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac's greatest hits in a night filled with musical enchantment. Savor the flavors as you enjoy a sumptuous two-course meal that will tantalize your taste buds and fuel your excitement for the night ahead. Our culinary team has crafted a menu worthy of this extraordinary occasion, ensuring that every bite is as delightful as every note played. To book go to https://www.cadburyhotelbristol.co.uk/fleetwood-mac-tribute-night
Farewell performance brings the house downTheatregoers have a poignant yet funny treat to look forward to in Nailsea.
The town’s Little Theatre will be staging The Actress by Peter Quilter at its Union Street home.
The play dramatises events backstage as a colourful, complicated actress delivers her farewell performance.
Drama and comedy collide as old acquaintances say their goodbyes, declare their love, roar with laughter, spit insults, grab a final embrace and renew old battles.
The production opens with a 2.30pm matinee on Sunday, June 2, and continues with six evening performances at 7.45pm from Monday to Saturday, June 3-8.
Director Connie Walker says: "Peter Quilter is an ever so talented West End and Broadway playwright whose plays have been translated into 30 languages and performed in 40 countries.
"The Actress had its world premiere in Rio de Janeiro in May 2015 and is both poignant and funny in its portrayal of a theatrical night to remember."
For tickets £12 call the box office on 0777 298 1037 (50p handling fee for payments by
cheque) or book online (50p booking fee) at www.ticketsource.co.uk (search for Nailsea
Little Theatre) or at www.ntc-online.co.uk.
Nailsea actors stage fond farewell
Tickets £12 + booking fee HERE
Wanted paperback readers for the next ever popular ROTARY book sales on Saturday, May 11, 9am-1pm outside Nailsea Waitrose supermarket.
A wide selection of paperback titles is on offer at the bargain price of £1 for the first and 50 pence for each subsequent book.
All proceeds go to charity, so come along and browse our stock and buy!
We also offer a small selection of jigsaws of various sizes and subjects.
Any donations of good paperback books gratefully received.
Nailsea & Backwell Rotary raised an amazing £227 for local good causes at its last book stall,
Please contact John on 0797 375 9180.
What's On
2024
To add a new item or amend send an email with poster if you have one to nailseapeople@gmail.com.
NEW
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Tuesdays people aged 65+ pay special discounted rate of £10 per person at Noah's Ark zoo farm
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For the time being the Ring O'Bells will NOT be serving a breakfast buffet on Saturday mornings
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Nailsea MicroPub is open again on Sunday afternoons
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White Truffle has introduced it new spring menu - see food and drink page HERE
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Bertie the pet therapy dog goes to the Colliers Walk library on Wednesday afternoons and people can pre-book a 20-minute session between 3.30-4.30pm. See our pet page for more details
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Wednesday, May 1 sees the end of pet photo competition being run on Facebook by Royal Oak pub - see our Pet Peeps page for more details
From Thursday to Saturday, April 25-27
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7.45pm a production of Spygame is at Backwell Playhouse
Friday, April 26
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7pm Filton Concert Brass and Lions Brass 4 Youth Band play at Christ Church, Nailsea. See poster for ticket info
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8pm Folk musicians Leveret play at Holy Trinity church
Saturday, April 27
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Disablity model and Traitors star Mollie Pearce from Nailsea is taking part in the Big Bristol Abseil hospital charity fundraiser
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11am-4pm craft fair at Tithe Barn - see poster
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4pm Tea and Tunes with Miscellany raising funds for 100th anniversary concert for Nailsea Choral Society in 2025 at Nailsea United Reformed church, Stockway North
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7pm barn dance at Backwell School for mini-bus fund for 1st Backwell Scouts
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7-11.30pm Gordano Lodge and John de Clivedon Lodge present vocal comedy with Phil Charles at Grove Sports Centre with cold meat buffet
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8.30pm Soul singer Eleazar King at Backwell Village Club
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9pm The 789s playing at Nailsea Social Club
Sunday, April 28
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Advance tickets £15 for Nailsea Beer & Cider Festival for the weekend Friday to Sunday, July 19-21, go on sale
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10am-6pm free open day at Scotch Horn Leisure Centre, Nailsea and Backwell Leisure Centre (includes swimming)
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2-5pm clothes swap all welcome Backwell WI in their hall
Tuesday, April 30
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noon-2pm and 6-8pm Nailsea people are invited to book a slot for what North Somerset Council calls an 'In-person information event' to find out more about two important consultations
May
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summer skittles competition at Grove Sports Centre and Social Club
Thursday, May 2
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7am to 10pm election for Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner (take photographic ID to polling station)
Saturday, May 4
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10am-noon Nailsea Community Litter Heroes litter pick from 26 Somerset Square
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9pm Bristol band Junction 19 play Nailsea Social Club
Sunday, May 5
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11am-5pm Mizzymead Festival family sports fun and more
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11am-5pm A Taste Of Hawaii with Backwell Luau at West Backwell Bowling Club
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11am Louise Thomas and Hayley Gould abseiling from the Dolman Stand roof at Ashton Gate to raise money for GWAAC
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noon-7pm cider festival at Royal Oak to commemorate death of Nailsea man Adge Cutler who died on this date in 1974
bank holiday Monday, May 6
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gates open 8.30am North Somerset Show at The Showground with the very best of livestock and horses showcased with rural events, crafts and food. Advance tickets at best prices until Sunday, April 28, https://www.nsas.org.uk/visitors/tickets-info/
Tuesday, May 7
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midday end of North Somerset three weekly bin collection and car parking fees consultation
Thursday to Saturday, May 9-12
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fun fair at Millennium Park
Friday, May 10
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rags to riches clothes collection at WOWSA
Saturday, May 11
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Nailsea & Backwell Rotary raised £227 for local good causes at its last book stall let's see if we can raise more at this one!.
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8pm live at Backwell Village Club the Eurovision Song Contest
Sunday, May 12
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9.30-10.30am back for the summer Nailsea Yoga In The Park - Millennium Park that is!
Monday, May 13
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11.30am-1.30pm Bristol Airport Careers Fair more details on our job page HERE
Wednesday, May 15
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7.30pm onwards Backwell WI host Big Nath's barbecue - visitors welcome
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 17-19
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North Somerset Arts members' exhibition at Failand village hall
Friday, May 17
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6.30pm Fleetwood Mac tribute band play at Cadbury House Hotel
Saturday, May 18
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9am-noon Nailsea District Leg Club fundraising High Street handbag stall, donations to number 65 in advance
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
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10am-noon Nailsea School PTA table top sale at school
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9pm mashup with Rumdog Billionaire at Nailsea Social Club
Sunday, May 19
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10am-4pm Pass It On country skills and crafts taster day at Jacklands Fishing Lakes
Tuesday to Saturday, May 21-25
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7.30pm nightly Tickenham Drama Group present The Mystery of Edwin Drood at the village hall. See poster for ticket details
Wednesday, May 22
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7.30pm Nailsea Town Council annual town meeting at Tithe Barn
Saturday and Sunday, May 25-26
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Love Saves The Day at Ashton Court
Saturday, May 25
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noon-11pm Frythtival 24 community festival plays at Nailsea & Tickenham football ground
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Whitney tribute night at Nailsea Social Club
bank holiday Monday, May 27
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1pm family fun day with abseil down the bell town at Holy Trinity church, Nailsea
Friday to Saturday, May 31-June 23
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Paddle steamer Waverley has a Bristol Channel 21024 sailing programme more here https://waverleyexcursions.co.uk/
Saturday afternoon, June 8
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noon-6pm Pride family event at Ring O'Bells, Nailsea
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6.30am murder mystery night at Cadbury House go online at https://www.cadburyhotelbristol.co.uk
Sunday to Saturday, June 2-8
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2.30pm matinee then nightly at 7.45pm the cast of Nailsea Little Theatre perform The Actress
Monday, June 3
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start of free seven week course for low mood by Wellspring Counselling at Holy Trinity church. More on the Healthy Peeps page HERE
Sunday, June 9 until end of July
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start of Nailsea & Backwell Rotary charity walks and runs for 2024 from Scotch Horn Leisure Centre to raise money for local good causes
Monday, June 10
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all cats must be microchipped before this date - see our Pet Peeps page for more information
Saturday, June 15
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
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tbc White Oak Way Schools Association (WOWSA) summer fair with fun colour run
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1pm-closing time Backwell Village Club open day
Sunday, June 23
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from 9am Mens Triple Open at Nailsea Bowls Club, Mizzymead Recreation Centre
Friday, June 28
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Nailsea Running Club beer and bangers run
Saturday, June 29
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10am-noon Greenslade Preschool retirement party for Debbie Davie - more details on our BMD page
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Nailsea & Backwell RFC host It's A Knockout
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The Wurzels play Cadbury House hotel
Sunday, June 30
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2-2.30pm Backwell eco-friendly walking carnival
Friday evening to Sunday afternoon, July 5-7
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Elvis weekender at Mizzymead Recreation Centre
Tuesday, July 2
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After two long years and a devastating fire We The Curious reopens in time for school summer holidays
Friday, July 5
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4.30-7.30pm Wraxall primary school PTA summer fair at Failand village hall
Saturday, July 6
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1st Nailsea Scout Group carnival and Millennium Park fair
Sunday, July 7
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9am-noon Nailsea Baby & Toddler sale at Tithe Barn
Saturday, July 13
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midday onwards Nailsea Skatefest is back for 2024.
Saturday, July 20
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
Friday to Sunday, July 19-21
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Nailsea Beer & Cider Festival
Friday to Sunday, August 1-4
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Valley Fest at Chew Valley Lake, scroll down to see poster with line-up on the different days
Saturday, August 3
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Kylie tribute night at Nailsea Social Club
Friday to Sunday, August 9-11
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46th Bristol Balloon Fiesta at Ashton Court
Saturday, August 17
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
Monday, August 19
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2.26pm next blue moon
Wednesday or Thursday, August 30-31
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tbc super blue moon
September reunion
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tbc Nailsea Grammar School 60th reunion more details email classof64ngs@aol.com
Saturday, September 7
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tbc Sara Card's annual cake sale for Macmillan Cancer Support
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11am-6pm Nailsea International Bike Show at Ring O'Bells (one day only this year)
Saturday, September 14
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9pm The Master of Manchester Andy O'Brien plays the music of some of the iconic Manchurian musicians
Saturday, September 21
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9am-noon Nailsea District Leg Club fundraising High Street handbag stall, donations to 65 in advance
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
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Backwell Village Show
Friday, October 4
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8pm The best Beatles tribute band The Kaiser Keller plays Nailsea Social Club
Sunday, October 6
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10am-4pm Pass It On country skills and crafts taster day at Jacklands Fishing Lakes
Saturday, October 19
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
Wednesday to Saturday, October 30-November 2
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Nailsea Musicals production Young Frankenstein opens for four nights at Backwell Playhouse with a Saturday matinee
Saturday, November 2
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9pm Ed Sheeran tribute night at Nailsea Social Club
Saturday, November 16
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
Sunday, November 17
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Tapathon. In 2023 7,384 tap dancers took part missing the 7,596 world record by a mere 212 but more than £35,000 was raised for Children in Need not counting the extra from cake sales and dance schools so WOW!
Saturday, November 23
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Nailsea Festival of Music more info here https://www.nfom.org.uk/
Saturday, November 30
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tbc Murder At The Club - Backwell Village Club that is organised by Backwell WI
Saturday, December 7
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timing tbc Eat:Festival in Nailsea High Street and Crown Glass Shopping Centre, Nailsea Town Council has also booked an Eat:Festival for 2025 and 2026
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Adele tribute night at Nailsea Social Club
Saturday, December 21
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9am-1pm Nailsea Farmers' Market
QUESTION TIME(S):
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Join Coates House for its fun Sunday night quiz starting at 7pm! £1 per person to enter, winner takes all! Minimum one, maximum six per team.
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Ring O'Bells weekly quiz nights are now on Tuesdays, next date is May 7
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Moorend Spout big quiz nights are on Mondays at 8.30pm.
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Monday nights is quiz night at The George at Backwell
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Nailsea MicroPub holds regular monthly quiz nights - maximum of four per team. Next date tbc
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At Backwell Village Club it is Tuesdays evenings for its charity fundraising quizzes. The next 2024 date is May 14, at 7.30pm
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Wednesdays is weekly quiz night at The Sawyers at 8.30pm with live music quizzes on various dates
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Thursdays at Royal Oak is quiz night from 8pm raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support
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Nailsea Social Club fortnightly on Fridays music quiz. Teams of up to six players, £2 per player! Next music quiz is March
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Friends of St Nicholas church, Brockley, fundraising quiz on Saturday, May 11. Doors open 6-6.30pm for prompt start at 6.45pm. Tickets £10 from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-friends-of-brockley-church
BINGO:
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Back at the Nailsea Social Club once a month on the last Sunday, arrive by 5.30pm for 6pm prompt start. £12.50 a book, 6 games
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Ring O' Bells fortnightly bingo sessions. Book your table on 01275 235891
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Friday nights is bingo at Mizzymead Recreation Centre
CHASE THE ACE:
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5.30pm every Sunday at Ring O'Bells
POKER:
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last Friday of month at Nailsea Social Club
under new management quiz nights continue at 7pm Sundays
Nailsea Social Club
Nailsea Social Club
