Village Hall Talk Tomorrow Another one you won’t want to miss. See you there! Mary Noble

The February letter from the Revd Kenneth Cross reflects on aspects of Lent, including the significance of regeneration and the nature of sin. Click here to read the letter.

The village shop will be opening from 9.00am - 11.30am as of this coming Sunday. For anyone who would like their Sunday paper left out in the rack for an earlier collection, please come and see us in the shop today to arrange it. We will let you know as soon as possible when the … Continue reading Sunday Opening Hours at the Shop

The February issue of Dunkery Tidings is now in the Villagers’ Stores, for those who have taken out a 2024 subscription. Nicky Parnell

This year, Lent begins on February 14th and runs until March 28th. The church of St Michael the Archangel in Alcombe will be running a Lent course in the narthex, which is the church porch or antechamber, and Timberscombe will be holding Lent lunches at The Lion pub. Here in Wootton Courtenay, the Reverend Nicola … Continue reading Grabbist Hill Benefice Newsletter

Sustainable Wootton Courtenay has been on a break for a while, but Ruth Walker is back with a packed newsletter full of advice on how to reduce, reuse and recycle in all areas of our lives, as well as stats on Wootton Courtenay's carbon footprint. Click here to read it in full.

Paddy will be giving further instruction on bell ringing, for those who are interested, on Tuesday, 6th February at 2pm in All Saints' Church. With thanks to Paddy for last week's lesson - we all learned not to let go, not to look up and that we couldn't get carried up into the bell tower! … Continue reading Bell Ringing

The service at All Saints' Church this Sunday, 4th February, is one of communion from the Book of Common Prayer. Amanda

Valentine's menu, please book early to avoid disappointment. Bruce and Sheila Lamar

I have been asked by a number of people if I could organise a group to extend the work begun with the Advent Event and other readings I have organised here. The focus will be on understanding poetry as "language in performance", as something to be read aloud, to be experienced rather than merely understood. … Continue reading Poetry Group at St Petrock’s Church