Author: Marion Jay
Wootton Courtenay Flower & Produce Show 2024
Tuesday 6th August, 2.00pm in the Village Hall Spring is upon us at last, despite the excessive rainfall, and now is the time to remind you all to start thinking about what you might enter to fill our show benches at this year’s Flower and Produce Show. Plump vegetables, scented herbs, colourful flowers, delicious cakes, … Continue reading Wootton Courtenay Flower & Produce Show 2024
Knee Replacement
Just to let you know, I am undergoing a knee replacement operation tomorrow. Bill will be taking my place as email co-ordinator for a while until I'm back in business. Marion Jay
Sustainable Wootton Courtenay Boxing Day
‘Henry V’ Screening in Hall
Villagers’ Stores Newsletter
The latest newsletter from the Board of The Villagers' Stores includes a fundraising update and news of a celebration in the Village Hall to mark one year since Sarah and Mark took over the shop. Click here to read the newsletter in full.
Make Your Own Bug Hotel
On 18th April, in Porlock Community Library at 2pm, there will be a short talk about the importance of insects in the environment, then a chance to make a your own 'bug' hotel.Booking essential. Details on poster below. Amanda
April Fool 2024: ‘Wootton Courtenay Stone Circle’
Following a lengthy period of research by local geophysicists, it has been discovered that Wootton Courtenay occupies a unique position within the landscape of Exmoor, with a cluster of ley lines crossing in the middle of the village playing field. Ley lines directly connect historic structures, prehistoric sites and prominent landmarks, and often represent ancient … Continue reading April Fool 2024: ‘Wootton Courtenay Stone Circle’
View from Grabbist – April
Rev'd Kenneth Cross muses on the mystery of consciousness and the meaning of the Resurrection in his View from Grabbist message for April. Click here to read it in full.
Easter Day Service
All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, Service for Easter Day The service for Easter Day, 31st March at 11am (BST), is in two parts, divided by refreshments. Firstly, there will be a Blessing of the Easter Garden under the ancient yew tree; then a break for coffee and cake (gluten-free cake available); then the second part … Continue reading Easter Day Service
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