Apart from being a very successful cider farm, Broome farm is rapidly becoming known as a brilliant venue for entertainment. Anything from ceilidhs, folk nights and blues nights have been regularly held here and on Sunday a classical concert entitled 'Sorcery and Seduction' was organized by local soprano Clementine Lovell, baritone, Nick Morris and pianist Anna Channon.

The brilliantly executed programme had something to please everyone, from favourite arias to Shakespeare songs. There was a good mix of love, seduction and comedy and everybody thoroughly enjoyed the concert, the proceeds of which are going to Acorns Childrens' Hospice.

You can see some of this great concert in this week's WNTV News programme.

A friend of mine invited me to join 'Facebook' about a year ago. I joined just to keep him happy really. However, I did not log into the account until about a month ago, leaving it laying dormant until my brother also sent me the same request. I took a second look and discovered that it really is quite a useful application for keeping in touch with friends and family - providing you 'ignore' the more spammy of the applications.

Tina joined in a week later and set up an account, so now we keep in touch with what all those people we are friends with but never seem to get the time to keep in touch with by email or see as often as we would like, using the 'What are you doing now?' feature. We both find it quite useful, knowing what is going on with distant family members and what our friends are up to.

We also realized that 'Facebook' might be a useful tool in finding out what you actually think of 'Wyenot News' and 'WNTV' - a place where you can let us know what you would like to see.

To this end, we have set up a 'Facebook' group, [Ross on Wye - Wyenot News and WNTV]. If you read 'Wyenot News' or watch 'WNTV' and are a member of 'Facebook', please join this group and let us know you are out there. More importantly, please let us know what you would like to see in future editions/programmes. If you are not already a member, there doesn't seem to be any harm in becoming one - it's free and can be fun actually. I can say the things on there that I can't say here.

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