Hemyock History Group Talk
- Tuesday, January 22 2013 @ 11:02 am UTC
- Contributed by: Mike Cooper
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Welcome to Hemyock, Anonymous Tuesday, June 16 2026 @ 02:15 pm UTC
Organised by the Friends of St Mary's the parish church has been decorated with over 20 Christmas trees by local organisations and is a glorious sight. Tinsel, baubles, lights, stars, seed packets, PO boxes, poppies , beer mats, and knitted goods along with colours of gold, silver and red are amongst the objects used to bring the festival alive. The festival opens at 10,30a.m.on Friday and Saturday and 12.30 on Sunday
Refreshments including light lunches are being served in the Church Room which has also been seasonally decorated
The St David's Singers will be giving a concert in the church at 7.30p. on Saturday - tickets on the door to include mulled wine and mince pies: and a service of Holy Commumion will take place at 11.15a.m. on Sunday
It's that time of year for Hemyock Parish Council to have its Christmas Decoration Competition.
So enter into the spirit of Christmas and help make the village look festive and cheerful.
Click here for more information
Changeable with rain at times, though some warm sunshine too.
Early low cloud, mist and fog will lift to give some bright spells. However, further low cloud, with mist and fog patches will gradually spread across the region from the west, accompanied by patchy rain. Feeling quite warm and humid. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
It will be a cloudy evening and night with mist and fog patches. There will be some patchy rain, turning locally heavier and more persistent later. Warm and humid. Minimum temperature 14 °C.
Cloudy and murky during the morning with some outbreaks of rain, locally heavy for a time. Becoming mostly dry during the afternoon with the chance of a few brighter breaks. Maximum temperature 19 °C.
The weather looks rather mixed to end the week and start the weekend. Areas of cloud will give some rain at times, though feeling warm in any brighter breaks.
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Sourced from the Met Office