Just a reminder…… See you there!Mary

There is no service at All Saints’, Wootton Courtenay, this Sunday,29th September. There are communion services at St Michael’s in Alcombe at 10am and St Petrock’s at 11am. Amanda

Monday 7th October at 7pm The next Thinking Allowed will be Monday 7th October at 7pm in the Villagers' Stores. The bar will be open from 6.30pm. The topic will be 'Freedom of Speech.' Are there limits to freedom of speech - if so, what are they? Notes to help stimulate our thinking will be … Continue reading Thinking Allowed

Exmoor Pony Poop Multi-Purpose Compost available at Holt Ball Farm We're busy bagging another wonderful batch of very well-matured, Exmoor pony poop multi-purpose compost. It has been carefully screened to give you a wonderful, friable, easy to handle, non-smelling compost, available in c.25 litre watertight bags (£7.50 a bag - still currently at last year's … Continue reading Exmoor Pony Compost

The October issue of Dunkery Tidings is now in the Villagers’ Stores. Nicky Parnell

This week's newsletter from the Grabbist Hill Benefice, including information on local church services, may be read here.

The monthly local ‘Producers Market’ at Horner Farm takes place again this Saturday, 28th September, from 10am - 2pm. It brings together vegetables from Good Vibe Veg, meats from Horner Farm, flowers from My Exmoor Garden and baked treats from Bake Me Crazy. Teas, coffees and cosy place to sit are also available in the … Continue reading Producers Market this Saturday!

Autumn has rolled around again and it's that time in the Church calendar when we celebrate that most rural of traditions: harvest. Harvest Festival will be held in our parish church at 6pm on Sunday, 6th October, followed by the bun fight, Harvest Supper, in the village hall. We have a guest speaker this year, … Continue reading Harvest Festival and Supper

This month's newsletter from Sustainable Wootton Courtenay includes news of the positive impact green technology is having, plus some encouraging figures on recycling rates in the South West. Click here to read it in full, and see below for a taster. Ruth Walker