Short hours and rubbish pay, but coffee, papers and gentle chat available in abundance!  I would like someone (or a rota of folk) to look after the shop on Sunday mornings (8.00 - 10.30am). Full training given – it’s a very sociable opportunity 😉 The vacancy arises as the current incumbent, Theo, is moving at … Continue reading Wanted – Sunday Shopkeeper For Villagers’ Stores

Many villagers will remember Tony Smith, who lived at Old Rectory.  Tony’s daughter, Paris, is to appear in the TV show Made in Chelsea from 28th September.  Paris was recently featured in the Sun newspaper heralding this new appearance, as the first mixed-race ‘love interest’ in the ITV programme. Not many villagers may have seen … Continue reading Made in Chelsea: A New Star?

We usually take Letty, our labradoodle, with us when we're away on holiday. Occasionally, however, we can't. I therefore wondered if anybody in the village would like do a dog swap with me; when you're away I'll have your dog and vice versa? This would only be once or twice a year.  Please contact me … Continue reading Holiday Dog Swap

The latest newsletter from the Dunster Benefice is available to read here: 18th September 2020

With details of the switch from landfill to energy-from-waste; kerbside clothes collections; winter recycling site hours; how to take charge of your waste services, and a great compost bin offer, the latest update from SWP may be read here:   SWP Briefing September 2020  

After receiving the sad news that Robin Grant has passed away, 1st prize in the Wootton Courtenay Village Hall 100 Club for September 2020 has been regifted to the Village Hall. Nicky Parnell

Congratulations to the following SEPTEMBER 2020 winners 1st Prize    -   Robin Grant 2nd Prize  -   James Wilmoth 3rd Prize   -   Mrs M D Giles Cash prizes have been delivered to the winners Nicky and Lesley - Promoters

We have two cider apple trees fully laden with apples available to pick, free of charge.  Tel: 841241. John & Jane Bradley

Forgiveness is the main theme of this week's newsletter from the Dunster Benefice. Click here to read it: 11th-september-2020Download