If anyone has an unwanted copy of the Daily Telegraph from 10th November, could you post it through the letterbox of Manor House or let me know - 07971 581732- and I’ll collect. Many thanks, Nigel Popplewell

Yes, its Italian week this Saturday at the Great House. Come and have a drink beforehand in our cosy bar and Club lounge! Looking forward to seeing you. Bruce and Sheila Lamar

Please click here to read the most recent West Somerset Food Cupboard Newsletter. Any donations are welcome, but stock levels are currently low in these areas: Small jars coffeeSmall bottles squashUHT milkTinned cold meatJars pasta sauceSavoury biscuits Please continue to give generously. Thank you. Barbara O'Keefe

From Nativity - The Musical to The Nutcracker and The Snow Queen panto, The Regal in Minehead has Christmas sewn up this year! For full details of December's programme, click here.

Don’t miss an opportunity to meet over 20 talented artists and makers showcasing the very best of creative work in Somerset. With art, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery and homewares, it’s also a perfect time to shop for unique gifts! Open 10am - 4pm with refreshments available from Mr.B's coffee, and a licensed bar to get you in … Continue reading Art & Design Show This Weekend!

As an extra to my post yesterday about the shop closing at midday on Saturday because Mark and I will be attending the Art & Design Show in Dunster this weekend - please note that I will have to take my card reader for taking payments at the show, so the shop will be accepting … Continue reading No Card Payments in Shop this Weekend

Monday 13th November This is a reminder that we will be Thinking 'Allowed'  on Monday 13th November,  6.30 for 7pm at the Villagers' Stores. Drinks available from 6.30pm.  The theme will be, 'Assisted Dying - a Right or a Wrong?'  Background notes can be found here.  In addition to  exploring our theme, we will be fed by poetry, … Continue reading thinking Allowed

I am sure it has escaped nobody in the village that we are having quite a bit of work done on our home (Manor House, to the right of the church). The removal of the cement render was necessary as it was cracked and water was getting trapped behind it and could not evaporate outwards … Continue reading Manor House Works

The latest newsletter from the Grabbist Hill Benefice may be read here.