Tuesday 4th August 20262.00 – 5.00pm in Wootton Courtenay Village Hall The Flower & Produce Show is Wootton Courtenay biggest annual event in the Village Hall, and one of the most enjoyable. It is not necessarily winning prizes that is the thrill, it's taking part and contributing to the benches full of beautiful exhibits which … Continue reading Flower Show Schedules in Shop Now!

A big thank you to Terry, Martin, Rob, John and Ken for their work on the new boules pitch in the playing field. It looks great and will bring lots of enjoyment to villagers, friends and families. Boules equipment is kept in the toilet block so that villagers can use the pitch at any time. … Continue reading Village Boules Pitch

The service at All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, this Sunday, 7th June at 9.30am, is one of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer. Amanda

We would love some new members. Why not give it a go! Mary Noble

Thank you to everyone who came to the tea party on Tuesday. We were so lucky that the sun shone on us. Your generous donations raised an incredible total of just over £750 for the church roof fund. Particular thanks go to all the cake bakers for the wonderful selection they contributed. Ingrid & Nigel … Continue reading Tea Party Thanks

OUR VILLAGE BOULES COURT IS READY FOR PLAY! Fancy a game of boules on our new boules court on the Playing Field? Come along on Saturday from 6pm onwards. A BBQ will be lit, you just need to bring your sausage or burger to be cooked, a drink and a chair. Fingers crossed for good … Continue reading New Village Boules Court

Public consultation on an application to change Hinkley Point C’s permit to operate its standby diesel generators The Environment Agency (EA) is the independent environmental regulator for the nuclear industry in England. It makes sure that nuclear power stations meet high standards of environmental protection and it regulates the potential impacts of nuclear sites on … Continue reading Public Consultation on Hinkley Point C

Click here to read this month's Grabbist Hill Benefice newsletter, which includes details of local church services and events, plus Revd Kenneth Cross's View From Grabbist (which was posted separately earlier this month).