The winning numbers for the Shop Prize Draw for January are: £25 13928£15 13957£10 13977 Thank you,Andy

All the latest news from your neighbourhood police team may be read via the link below: policing-newsletter-aw050-febDownload

I am exchanging my freezer at the weekend and will be selling the contents of the old one at half price over the next few days! Breads, cakes, hot cross buns, sausages, burgers and minted lamb - all HALF PRICE. Get in quick, grab a bargain! Andy

Wootton Courtenay Gardening Club is looking for new members. All are welcome, whether experienced or novice. We meet every two months from September to June, with talks in the village hall and - once a year - via Zoom. Lecture topics are wide ranging, but focus mainly on practical knowledge and plant advice. To see … Continue reading Gardening Club: New Members Sought

It’s not too late to join… ...as on Friday we will be starting our second term of eight lessons. We are really enjoying our sessions and Ro Hoyte and Gabrielle Horrobin have proved to be very inspiring teachers. It would be great to have new members. You don’t have to be good, all you need … Continue reading Wootton Courtenay Art Club

The latest newsletter from Sustainable Wootton Courtenay tackles the issue of carbon dioxide emissions, showing comparison charts for local villages in this area. Ecologically-friendly cleaning products play a part in keeping our rivers chemical-free, and there is advice here on what products to avoid, as well as links to a new Government consultation on single … Continue reading Sustainable Wootton Courtenay

We have an oak trundle bed for sale: a single bed, and a second single bed frame which may be stored under the first (see images below). Sturdy and well made, hardly used, in perfect condition. Comes with two clean mattresses: one firm (never used), and one medium (used only occasionally). See the full spec … Continue reading Trundle Bed for Sale

The February issue of Dunkery Tidings is now in the Village Stores for subscribers to collect. Woody Tickner

May I respectfully request that whoever is allowing their dog to mess outside the shop door chooses another toileting area, or actually bends to pick it up. The door mat is exactly that, it is not a dog litter tray. I have cleared up half a dozen times over the past few weeks. Thank you, … Continue reading Dog Mess

This week's newsletter from the Dunster Benefice brings news of Pilgrimage Walks run by Steven Wort, the Hedgerow Chaplain based in the benefice of Milverton: 28th-january-2022Download