Welcome to Hemyock Sunday, November 24 2024 @ 01:18 am UTC

Flooding at St Mary's

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,386
Archived Stories

Due to the parish church being flooded on Wednesday the 11.15a.m. service on Sunday 25th November will be held in the Church Room.

Thanks are extended to all those who helped clear the debris blockage and erect the porch barrier in the morning and to the small army of volunteers who helped with the clean up operation during the afternoon.

The drying out process is now taking place before the building is sanitised.

Poppy Day Lunch Raises £334.18

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 2,196
Archived Stories

A sell-out lunch organised by local volunteers raised £334.18 for The Royal British Legion 2012 Poppy Appeal. 41 local people (including two take-aways!) tucked in to a 3-course lunch at The Blackdown Healthy Living Centre, on Sunday 11 November. Over £320 worth of raffle prizes were donated by generous local businesses.

Culm Valley YFC News Update Oct 2012

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,758
Archived Stories

Culm Valley YFC as usual have been extremely busy competing in lots of different competitions, learning new skills, playing sports and of course attending lots of social events!

Notice Of Vacancy in Office of Councillor

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,115
Archived Stories

Hemyock Parish Council 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 

That a vacancy exists in the office of councillor for the above Parish Council. 

If within 14 working days of the date of this notice a request for an election to fill said vacancy is made in writing to the Returning Officer at the address below by TEN electors for the area, an election will be held to fill the vacancy, otherwise the vacancy will be filled by co-option. 

If you require any further information or advice on requesting an election, please contact Electoral Services on 01884 255255. 

Dated: 8th November 2012 

Kevin Finan

Returning Officer

Phoenix House

Phoenix Lane

Tiverton

Devon

EX16 6PP

Affordable Homes in Hemyock

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,349
Archived Stories

West of England Developments is seeking planning permission for Twelve Affordable Homes at a site on the Culmstock Road, Hemyock. This project is supported by Hastoe Housing Association and the Upper Culm Community Land Trust Ltd.

Anyone interested in the affordable homes, should planning permission be granted, is asked to register their names and addresses with the Company Secretary of the Upper Culm Community Land Trust Ltd. 

 

PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST BY 14 DECEMBER 2012.

Hemyock Then and Now

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,318
Archived Stories

The DVD of Hemyock Then and Now was sold out at the recent public screening when over 100 people attended over two sessions.  We have now produced more copies of the  DVD and they will be available at the Church Rooms at the Saturday morning Charity Shop.  The Charity Shop opens on the first Saturday of the month between 10am and 12noon.  There will be a limited supply of the DVD this Saturday 3rd November. 

Remembrance Sunday Lunch

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,357
Archived Stories

Remembrance Sunday Lunch

3 course lunch and coffee in aid of the Royal British Legion 2012 Poppy Appeal

Tickets £10 - available from The Blackdown Healthy Living Centre, telephone (01823) 680687

Sunday November 11th, following the memorial at St Mary's Church (around 12 noon)

Play area for toddlers and big screen video games for teens

Licensed bar for adults

Places are limited

More info at www.tbhlc.org.uk/poppy

Under 15 Division 2 Hemyock 0 Feniton 1

  • Contributed by:
  • Views: 1,125
Archived Stories

On a raw Saturday morning and after their heavy defeat at Okehampton last week Hemyock were not looking forward to the physical challange that always comes when they play a very big Feniton side. With just the bare 11 players Hemyock knew they would have to work hard and that is exactly what they did. From the 1st minute to the last minute all the boys challenged for every ball and did not give Feniton the time on the ball they were hoping for. In fact goalie Josh Allen did not have a serious save to make. The only goal came from a a great cross from the right which was finished with a good header. The boys heads did not drop and it took a couple of good saves from the Feniton keeper to keep it 1-0. A special word should go to referee Brian Reeby who ref the match very well under constant moaning from the Feniton players.