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- Tuesday, April 19 2011 @ 09:15 pm UTC
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A Village on the Blackdown Hills
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For over 30 years Hemyock Singers have given a concert in the week leading up to Easter. This years event, 'Nelson Mass' by Haydn will take place at St Mary's Church on Thursday 21st April starting at 7.30pm. Admission is free and there will be a retiring collection in aid of the Devon Air Ambulance
Brown envelopes have been dropping onto local door mats and they need your urgent attention. Developed by Hemyock Parish Council and the Devon Rural Housing Partnership, the results will help to assess the future housing needs for the area, including the prevention of unnecessay deleopments. One subject covered by the survey is the possible future of Old School Court. So please complete and return them by 31st March. Your response will have an impact!
Hemyock WI has an exciting new programme for 2011.
Talks cover a wide range of topics and more details can be found in the calendar section. Each month we have an informative talk, a competition (optional) flower of the month and a social time. We are a very friendly group and arrange theatre trips, outings and beauty days. We have a monthly book club and meet in each others' homes for a glass (or three!) of wine and there is an extensive list of books from which to choose.
A party of parishoners from the Upper Culm Valley travelled to Ashburton on 2nd February for the Licensing Service of Revd David Sherwood as Priest in Charge of the Ashburton and Moorland Team of churches. The villagers received a very warm welcome to the church of St Andew where there were some beautiful floral arrangements.
Unsettled with persistent heavy rain and strong winds. Mild.
Another wet day with a band of heavy and persistent rain eastwards across the region. Very windy, especially along the south coast where coastal gales are possible. Some drier spells developing in the west by later afternoon. Very mild. Maximum temperature 15 °C.
A damp evening with rain gradually clearing eastwards overnight. Clear spells to follow, however blustery showers readily developing and spreading into the west. Feeling much cooler. Minimum temperature 4 °C.
A cool start with a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. These heavy at times with the odd rumble of thunder possible. Temperatures returning closer to the seasonal average. Maximum temperature 12 °C.
Sunshine and showers on Tuesday with much lighter winds. Heavy spells of rain moving through on Wednesday and feeling colder. Often cloudy on Thursday with rain possible later.
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Sourced from the Met Office