If music be the food of love… The RSC production (2018) of Shakespeare's comedy 'Twelfth Night' will be shown at the village hall on Monday, 6th January 2025 - tickets £12.50 on the door, 7pm for 730, with a bar. Starring Adrian Edmonson as Malvolio, this performance promises to be a lively start to our … Continue reading ‘Twelfth Night’ Reminder

Following on from the success of The Muppets’ Christmas Carol, we now start the New Year with something completely different. ‘One Life’ tells the true story of Sir Nicholas Winton, a young London broker who, in the months leading up to World War II, rescued 669 predominantly Jewish children from the Nazis. It will be … Continue reading Film Night: January 2025

There will be no pilates at Timberscombe Village Hall on Friday 3rd January. Pilates resumes on 10th January. Lesley Webb

I'm pleased to report that Somerset Highways have been in touch to say that the large pothole between Silvertrees and Burrow [see previous message, 26th Dec] has now been filled. Pamela Pluck

There is no service at All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, this Sunday, 29th December. But there are services of holy communion at Alcombe at 10am and Timberscombe at 11am. Amanda

At the end of this year I will be stepping down as editor of the Grabbist Hill Benefice newsletter. From January, Revd Kenneth Cross will be taking over, and it will be issued monthly rather than weekly. To ease the transition, he will publish one on 10th January and another on 31st. Thereafter, they will … Continue reading Grabbist Hill Newsletter

The Theatre Club is under (very slightly) new management and we start the New Year with Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' from the Royal Shakespeare Company, starring Adrian Edmonson as the unfortunate Malvolio. So, to kick start 2025 with a rollicking, rip-roaring comedy, why not join us on Monday, 6th January at the village hall, 7 for … Continue reading Theatre Club: ‘Twelfth Night’

Just to let everyone know I have reported the large pothole between Silvertrees and Burrow. This was filled earlier in the year but the severe rainfall has undermined it. It has been checked by Somerset Highways and it's on their list. It's very difficult to spot when it looks like a puddle! Pamela Pluck

Our January pop up supper is, of course, Burns Night: Saturday 25th. Please book early as this is always very popular. Bruce Larmar