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A Village on the Blackdown Hills
Welcome to Hemyock Saturday, December 21 2024 @ 01:25 pm UTC
Left Uffculme School?
Going on with Education?
The Mary Waldron Trust may be able to assist you financially in vocational and further education (including Richard Huish College) with purchases of books and equipment, including computer requisites. Those applying should normally be resident in Hemyock or Clayhidon and must have received full time education at one or more of:
Hemyock Primary School
Uffculme School
Applications from students (not their parents) are welcome and must be in writing or email. Actual receipts for purchases made must be provided in due course.
More details can be obtained from the Secretary, to whom applications should also be addressed:
Mr Mike Reynolds, Hidon Mill, Clayhidon, EX15 3PL
Phone 680481 email osprey31@waitrose.com
Happy Birthday Your Majesty!
Sunday 12th June 2.30 p.m.
Parish Hall and Recreation Ground
Celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s 90th Birthday weekend
and help us to purchase heart defibrillators for Hemyock.
Bring your own picnic.
Drinks, tea and cakes available for purchase.
Raffle
Entertainment
See You There!
Introducing Free Money Advice Service across Mid-Devon
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Fuel poverty in Devon is above the national average, with 1 in 5 rural households classed as fuel poor in the county. In recent years there has been a focus from central government to reduce fuel poverty by making grants available, however increasing fuel prices have meant that numbers in fuel poverty continue to rise. Fuel poverty disproportionately affects older households, and rural districts of Devon where the housing stock is older and incomes are generally lower. In Devon 5,934 households (19%) spent more than 10% of their income on heating their homes – the benchmark of fuel poverty. Source: Devon County Council Healthy Housing Needs Survey 2012
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