TONIGHTTHE CRUCIBLE7.00 FOR 7.30pm Tickets £12.30 on the door. A classic piece of modern theatre - what a treat! This evening (Monday, 22nd January at 7 for 7.30pm) the Wootton Courtenay Theatre Club is screening a National Theatre production of Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible'. Here we are, in the middle of Exmoor, a mere 240 … Continue reading ‘The Crucible’ Reminder – Tonight!

Does anyone have a small office chair on wheels or a mobile shower chair, to help make life a little easier getting around the house? Call 01643 841276. Many thanks. Chrissie Payne

The Revd Nicola Butt, the assistant priest for All Saints' and St Petrock's, will be leading a discussion group during Lent, which will focus on Julian of Norwich, based around a book about her life. The book we will be discussing is : "At the Foot of the Cross with Julian of Norwich" by Emma … Continue reading Book Discussion for Lent

If you would like a chance to win a monthly cash prize of £30, £20 or £12.50, AND at the same time support your Village Hall, then please follow this link to download an application form to join the Wootton 100 Club. Forms are also available from the Villagers’ Stores (or contact Nicky on 07818 … Continue reading Join the 100 Club Reminder

The service this Sunday (21st January) at All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay, is a book of common prayer service of communion at 11am. Coffee and conversation after the service. Amanda

We are breaking from the norm this week because Thursday night is Burns' Night. Book early as this was sold out last year. Bruce and Sheila Lamar

Is there anyone who'd be interested in occasionally having our dog to stay, in exchange for us having yours when you are away? Or perhaps you haven't got a dog but would like one occasionally! I can usually take my dog when I go away but sometimes I can't, and I'm thinking that there may … Continue reading Dog Holiday Idea!

We are now in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which has the chosen theme of ‘You shall love the Lord your God…and your neighbour as yourself’. For more details on how this will be observed locally, the latest newsletter from the Grabbist Hill Benefice is available to read here.