This month's update from the Exmoor division of Somerset and Avon Police includes news of Project Kraken, an initiative designed to smuggling and theft around the coastline. There's also a warning about fraudulent text messages concerning the winter fuel allowance, and an introduction to the new police station opposite Tesco in Minehead. Click here to … Continue reading Exmoor Police Update – January

I always feel this time of year gives us an opportunity to rejuvenate ourselves, look back on the things we did well and reflect on areas that we may want to improve for the coming year. I believe all of us can give ourselves a good pat on the back for the work we achieved … Continue reading WSFC Thank You & Wanted List

From a star-studded screening of Macbeth to a rafter-raising Buddy Holly tribute act, The Regal has a stellar line-up to keep you entertained this February. There's live storytelling on the 8th, and a screening of The Importance of Being Ernest from the National Theatre on the 20th. Swan Lake from the Royal Ballet will be … Continue reading February at The Regal Theatre

The first of the New Year’s issue of Dunkery Tidings is ready for collection from the Villagers’ Stores. The annual cost of a subscription is £6. If you would like to subscribe, please leave your payment at the shop (preferably in cash) in a named envelope. Nicky Parnell

I am now booking painting work both internal and external, the latter from spring onwards. If you have any work you would like me to look at then please get in touch, I’d be very happy to pop round. Email mark@paint-thetown.co.uk or call 07860 232108. Thank you and Happy New Year. Mark Summers-West

Wootton Courtenay Gardening Club is a popular part of village life, and we welcome anyone who wishes to join. As well as listening to some fascinating and entertaining speakers, there is the chance to share your gardening experiences with others and participate in garden and nursery visits. The membership fee remains the same this year, … Continue reading Join the Gardening Club

We are pleased to announce the first talk of the New Year. It promises to be an interesting one so make sure you save the date! Mary Noble

Pilates with Nico at Timberscombe Village Hall every Friday at 7pm. Suitable for all abilities.£8 per session. First session free. Just turn up. Bring a mat or suitable rug.

The Revd Kenneth Cross's View from Grabbist for the New Year encourages us to face reality and embrace the uncertainty of life. Click here to read the letter in full.

The screening of ‘Twelfth Night’ by William Shakespeare, performed by the RSC, is showing at the village hall tonight. Starting at 7.30pm. Bar open from 7pm. Tickets £12.50 on the door.