Old Newspapers

Thank you to everyone for the newspapers. We now have enough to store our apples. Ingrid and Nigel

Police Communication for Deaf People

To mark International Week of Deaf People (21st-27th September), Avon and Somerset Police is highlighting the range of ways D/deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind people can contact the police. In an emergencyIf you use British Sign Language (BSL) you can call 999 by using the 999 BSL video relay service, or download the 999 … Continue reading Police Communication for Deaf People

100 Club Winners – September 2026

Here are the winners of the September 100 Club draw: 1st - Linda Stenner £302nd - Nigel Humphries £153rd - Margaret Melville £10 Congratulations to all! The prizes will be distributed in the next few days. Jane and Nigel (understudy to Daphne)

Old Newspapers Wanted

If anybody has spare old newspapers please could you leave them on our doorstep at Manor House. We want to use them to wrap and store our apples. Thank you, Ingrid and Nigel

Jacket Left Behind in Village Hall

This jacket was left behind in the village hall. Please call 07818 408784 if you would like to collect it. Nicky Parnell

Talks at Porlock Community Library

Beginning Wednesday, 30th September, at 2pm in Porlock Community Library, a series of talks by Chris Wood - 'Are we living sustainably?' See poster for more details. Booking recommended. Amanda Elliott

Harvest Supper Thank You

Thank you to everyone who made our Harvest Supper such a success. Thanks are due to all who made delicious soups, wonderful desserts and great cheese - and of course to those who came to eat. These events would not be possible without help to set up, clear away and wash up. It was a … Continue reading Harvest Supper Thank You

Leeks, Anyone?

Good Vibe Veg has some surplus leek plants ready to go to a good home. More information here: https://goodvibeveg.org/leeks-anyone Jane Cobbald

Church Service

The service at All Saints’ Church, Wootton Courtenay, this Sunday, 27th September at 6pm, is Harvest Festival. A magnificent Harvest Supper follows in the village hall. Amanda Elliott