❤ LOVE LOCAL ❤ THERMAE BATH SPA
If your mum’s in need of some relaxation, there’s nowhere better than Thermae Bath Spa. Bathe in Britain’s only natural thermal waters, just as the Celts and Romans did nearly 2,000 years ago. There’s a range of pack- ages available to suit any budget, and you can purchase a gift voucher valid for 12 months so she can pick a time suitable for her. Prices start at £32 for a 2 hour spa session including use of towel, robe and slippers between Monday and Friday, or if you’re feeling generous then you can splash out on spa treatments and light supper too. For prices and further informa- tion head to
www.thermaebathspa.com.
Under £50
QUICKES MOTHER’S
DAY HAMPER, £35.00 Spoil your mum with her own bespoke hamper this Mother’s Day. Select from an array of delicious West Country food and drink including Quickes multi award-winning cheese and put together your own special ham- per tailored just for her. Order online at www.quickes-
farmshop.co.uk or call 01392 851000.
SPRING FORAGING COURSE,
FROM £30 For a mum that’s wild at heart, Wild Food UK run foraging and wild food courses across the South of England. The courses cover how to forage safely and sustainably, followed by a walk where you can expect to learn how to identify, taste and collect a number of wild plants, mushrooms, fruits and fl owers. Then at the end of each course you’ll be treated to a light lunch based on what you fi nd. There are courses running in Bath, Dart- moor and Exeter in April and May, with prices ranging from £30 to £35 for adults and £15 to £17.50 for those under 16. Under 12s go free providing you call in advance. Head to
www.wildfooduk.com for more information and to book a course.
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