The Church is going to Glastonbury Festival this year. Click here to read more in the latest newsletter from the Dunster Benefice.

Monday 3rd July Our next 'Thinking Allowed' will be on the first Monday of July at 6.30 for 7pm at the Villagers' Stores. Drinks available from 6.30pm. June's meeting was held in the beautiful setting of the Garden and, weather permitting, we will be able to do this again. The theme (relating to and following … Continue reading Thinking Allowed

Apologies for the short notice, but the Post Office will be open a little later than usual on Tuesday 20th June. We will be working with a Post Office rep starting at 8.00am and are confident that the Post Office will be open and fully functional by 11.00am. The shop will be open as per … Continue reading Post Office Opening Late Today

Residents are being urged to help end a surge in dangerous fires caused by poorly sorted recycling and rubbish. Fire services have joined Somerset Council and its collections contractor SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK in asking for people to take more care, or risk sparking dangerous and potentially deadly blazes. In the last two years … Continue reading Stamp Out Recycling Fire Starters

The fundraising Bougham Bash in Timberscombe features in this week's newsletter from the Dunster Benefice. Click here to find out more.

The service at All Saints’ on Sunday, 18th June at 11am, is holy communion from the Book of Common Prayer. And, as all beauty is ephemeral, come and see the moon daisies in the churchyard before they’re gone for another year. Amanda

In response to our concerns regarding the tree felling, Timberscombe Parish Council contacted Graeme McVittie, Head of Conservation for Exmoor National Park. He sent us this statement: ENPA Statement. I am currently speaking with Forest England who are also writing a statement for us on felling during the bird nesting season. That should be ready … Continue reading Tree Felling Statement

We have had a delivery of new (well, secondhand, so 'new to us') books at All Saints' Church. There are many discarded ex-library books amongst them, all in good condition, so please come and have a search - a really good root about - for a book bargain: hardbacks £1, paperbacks 50p. Money in the … Continue reading Books in the Church