GLASTONBURY BRIEFING: Saturday November 2 2019

TODAY'S GLASTONBURY SUNRISE: 07:05

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TODAY'S SUNSET: 16:42

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TODAY'S GLASTONBURY WEATHER:

A very wet and windy day with the chance of some disruption. There is a chance of further heavy rain, up to 14mm, leading to some flooding and travel disruption with a low of 9 degrees and a high of 11 degrees. Conditions should improve after 6PM

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TODAY'S MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LOCATIONS AROUND GLASTONBURY

A361 Main Road, East Lyng (30mph)

A361, Greinton (30mph)

A361 Taunton Road, Pedwell (30mph)

A361, nr jct Lower Westholme Road, Steanbow (30mph)

A371 Croscombe (30mph)

A371, Dinder (40mph)

Chelynch Road, Doulting (30mph)

Please note that mobile enforcement may still take place at other locations within the Mendip District.

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TODAY'S GLASTONBURY AREA EVENTS:

Story time for under 5's, Glastonbury Library 11.00am -11.30 No need to book just pop into the library

Samhain Wild Hunt 2019: The Glastonbury Dragons take flight from their lair beneath the famous Tor once again this year as the town celebrates the Celtic fire festival of Samhain. Entertainment will start in town at approximately midday and continue until the Dragons and Winter King Gwyn Ap Nudd arrive at the Market Cross in the late afternoon.

Oskar's Amazing Adventure, Crispin Hall, Street, 11pm and 2pm is an original play for younger children and mixes storytelling, physical theatre, puppetry, music and song to tell a magical story.

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TODAY'S SHOWINGS AT WELLS FILM CENTRE:

Joker 11:30am

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (PG) – 2pm, 4.30pm

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon (U) – noon, 2pm, 4.30pm

Doctor Sleep (15) 7pm

Official Secrets (15) – 7.30pm

The Addams Family (PG) – 2pm, 4.30pm

Abominable (U) Noon

The Addams Family (PG) -4.30pm

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TODAY'S GLASTONBURY SUPERMARKET OPENING TIMES:

ALDI: 8am-10pm

CO-OP: 7am-10pm

MCCOLL'S: 7am-10pm

MORRISONS: 7am-10pm

TESCO: 6am-midnight

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

"Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons."

R. Buckminster Fuller