Just to let you know… We have sold 60 tickets, only 20 remain, so you can’t rely on getting them on the door. Tickets at £12 available now from the village shop, or call me 01643 841067. It’s going to be a fun evening! Mary Noble

If anyone left a white USB charger plugged into one of the wall sockets at the village hall, please email me at alan@woottoncourtenayvillage.co.uk to reclaim it. Alan Rowe

Significant rainfall fell across the Wessex area overnight on Monday 26th January, with some locations recording over 50mm. This follows two weeks of prolonged heavy rainfall and a succession of three named Storms: Goretti, Ingrid and Chandra. River levels are high, and the impacts are being felt widely. Several main roads have been flooded and … Continue reading Flood Resilience Advice

The first talk of the year tonight and it looks to be exciting! See you there! Mary Noble

We can report that traffic at the Dunster Steep traffic lights has been flowing much better through the works site, thanks to the measures taken last week. Here’s what to expect over the coming weeks: Mondays and Fridays: two-way traffic will be maintained, with priority given to Butlins traffic. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from Tuesday … Continue reading Dunster Steep Traffic Lights

Coming soon to The Regal Theatre: a night of great entertainment as The Barnstormers present this Noel Coward classic. Tickets are now available to book via The Regal's website - click here to book. Mark Summers-West, your friendly local decorator, will be making his stage debut at The Regal as Mr Harris (gulp…).

In the summer of 2025, the Environment Agency wrote to certain residents living near main rivers in West Somerset to let them know that the Agency would not be continuing maintenance of vegetation in main rivers from January 2026. The letters were sent to those home owners, tenants and occupiers because a land registry search … Continue reading Environment Agency River Consultation

The service at All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, this Sunday, 25th January at 11am, is one of Common Worship Communion.

The Dunster Steep traffic monitor, which offers information on delays caused by the temporary traffic lights, has moved to Minehead Traffic Monitor. Thank you to Lee Cobley for setting up this webpage. Marion Jay