We have a 2 metre gazebo, free to a good home. See photo below. Buyer collects. Email shelduck54@yahoo.com if you're interested. Jamie and Lisa Waters

The service at All Saints' on Sunday, 17th March, at 11am is a communion service from the Book of Common Prayer. Amanda

We have 3 office chairs we no longer need, free to any takers. See photos below. Please contact me on 07881 551912. Zana HanksSilvertrees

The next discussion about ‘At the foot of the cross with Julian of Norwich’ is on Monday, 18th March at 7pm in the shop. We will be discussing the fourth and eighth visions - pages 111 to 137. Amanda

The West Somerset & Exmoor Bridleways Association Fun Ride is taking place again this year on Sunday 14th April and will be going through part of Wootton Courtenay Parish. Click here to see a map showing the route. Roz GriffinClerk - Wootton Courtenay Parish Council

After 11 very happy years in West Wing, we are moving next week - but only down the road to Timberscombe. We are moving from a very large garden to a tiny one, and we have a number of pots and crates containing bulbs and plants which need new homes (see photos below). They range … Continue reading Items for Sale

On Palm Sunday, St Petrock's church in Timberscombe is planning a Messy Church Sunday service at 11.00am for children and families. There will be lots of fun with crafts and food to accompany the story of Easter. Find out about this and all local church service times in this week's Grabbist Hill Benefice newsletter here.

We would like to thank David Butt for his interesting talk on Exmoor Horn Sheep. We would also like to congratulate his special guests, Milly and Lewis, whose behaviour was impeccable. David fielded a variety of questions, many of which focused on the quality and texture of the wool. Luckily Valerie was on hand to … Continue reading Exmoor Horn Sheep Talk Thank You

This spring at The Regal combines high-brow and popular entertainment seamlessly, from Kenneth Macmillan's ballets and the sumptuous John Singer Sargent exhibition at Tate Britain, to a comedy night and a Beatles tribute act. Discover the full line-up here.

Those who came along to Thinking Allowed on Monday evening may be interested in the book 'Why We Get the Wrong Politicians' by the journalist and broadcaster Isabel Hardman. The book was published in 2019 and was therefore written well before some of the more recent fiascos… Patrick Hoyte