Monday 11th November at 7pm This month's Thinking Allowed will be next Monday 11th November at 7pm in the Villagers' Stores. The bar will be open from 6.30pm. The topic will be 'What is truth?', a topic which is highly relevant in the wake of a number of elections over recent months. Notes providing some … Continue reading Thinking Allowed

In this month's View from Grabbist, the Revd Kenneth Cross reflects on conflict around the world, and encourages us to live well and in peace. Click here to read it in full.

Temporary Road Closure: ttro023705W(WS) - Ranscombe Road, Wootton Courtenay The works are expected to commence on 26th November 2024 and last for 3 days (8:30am - 3:30pm) to enable Openreach to renew a pole. The contractor has indicated that access for Emergency Services through the site is permitted on this occasion. Please click here to … Continue reading Ranscombe Road Closure

Thank you to everyone who came and enjoyed 'Breakfast for All Saints' yesterday (Friday, 1st November). Your support was tremendous and much appreciated - we raised a very cheering £485 in just over two hours. As someone said to me, that'll buy a couple of slates! People have been asking how much the roof is … Continue reading Breakfast for All Saints’ Thank You

This week's newsletter from the Grabbist Hill Benefice includes information on local Acts of Remembrance services. Click here to read it in full.

Two good quality Nova reclining garden chairs and two footstools for sale with attractive and comfortable cushions. Old but fully working and very comfortable. See photo below. Because of their age, there is no charge but we would suggest a donation to the Air Ambulance via the shop. Contact Peter or Valerie Clapham on 841578.

The service of holy communion for All Saints' Day (1st November in the church at 9am) has unfortunately had to be cancelled. However, breakfast is, happily, going ahead in the village hall at 9.30am. Amanda

The Poppy of Honour was created in 2018 - the centenary of the end of the four-year conflict - as a national memorial to honour British and Commonwealth servicemen and servicewomen. It holds 1,117,635 individual remembrance poppies inside its encasement, representing the number of British and Commonwealth servicemen and servicewomen listed by the Commonwealth War … Continue reading Poppy of Honour