The church service this Sunday, 15th December, (the third of Advent) is one of holy communion from the Book of Common Prayer, starting at 11am. Amanda

For Sale: Working Cocker Spaniel Puppy (male) D.O.B. 2nd November 2024. Colour - golden (see photo below). Sire and dam from working lines. KC registered. Docked and dew clawed. Wormed fortnightly. First inoculations and microchipping due 27/12/24. Comes from a loving home - sire and dam can both be viewed along with the litter. Contact … Continue reading Puppy For Sale

Congratulations to our Wootton winners, who have received their cash prizes. 1st prize £30 won by Mike Hill, 2nd prize £20 won by Adrian Giblett, 3rd prize £12.50 won by Sheila Conrad. Nicky and Daphne, joint promoters

A few people have asked me if we are having a carol service this year and, if so, when. I am very pleased to tell you that the Carol Service at All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, is on Sunday, 22nd December starting at 6pm, followed by drinks and nibbles. I probably shouldn't say that it's … Continue reading Christmas Carol Service

There are some fascinating statistics and updates on local green issues in this month's Sustainable Wootton Courtenay newsletter. See the first page below and click here to read it in full.

The perfect accessory for a country kitchen - though not ours anymore. 4 tier pan rack, wrought steel/cast aluminium painted black. 75cm high, 35cm across base. See photos below (pans not included!) £5 to be donated to the church roof fund. Call 07763 187442 or email radar495@btinternet.com Paul & Nicky Scott Dunkery Pleck

Moor Harmony meets every Monday at Wootton Courtenay Village Hall to enjoy singing a wide variety of music ‘a cappella’ (without accompaniment). This ranges from African, West Gallery, and folk through to modern day. We are led by a wonderful Voice Practitioner called Claire Stronach, who makes our sessions very enjoyable and uplifting. We begin … Continue reading Singing for Fun

News of church-related events and services may be found in this week's newsletter from the Grabbist Hill benefice here.