Minutes of Upper Culm CLT AGM 2016
- Tuesday, November 08 2016 @ 05:11 pm UTC
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Welcome to Hemyock, Anonymous Friday, June 27 2025 @ 11:04 am UTC
The Blackdown GP Practice in Hemyock has been given an overall rating of "Outstanding" by the Care Quality Commission after an inspection and a survey of patients. In answer to the questions "are services safe and effective?" the CQC recorded a verdict of "Good". The three other questions the commission asked, whether services were caring, well led and responsive to people's needs were all answered with the mark of "Outstanding". The inspection was carried out in June, and 27 patients took part in a survey. click here for report
Just a reminder that if anyone is considering donating a shoebox to the Christmas appeal from Christian Response to Eastern Europe it needs to be with Janice & David, 4 South View by Sunday 6th November.
Any queries please contact jbawler1947@hotmail.co.uk or 07773579809
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
On Sunday 3rd July the Friends of St Mary's will welcome Michael Farley to the Parish church for an afternoons entertainment when he will play and explain some of the workings of the church organ.
There is no admission charge but a retiring collection. Tea and cake will be available and the event will start at 3pm - all are welcome
Cloud clearing to give plenty of sunny spells later.
Grey and rather cloudy at first, however skies will soon brighten up with sunny spells breaking through during the day. Feeling warm in the sunshine, and increasingly humid. Breezy for many, especially around the coasts. Maximum temperature 24 °C.
Plenty of late evening sunshine in the east, but becoming increasingly cloudy form the west, with a few spots of rain and drizzle across the Moors overnight. Warm and muggy. Minimum temperature 17 °C.
Cloudy in the southwest with a few light showers in places. Drier and brighter further east with sunny spells breaking through later in the afternoon. Warm and muggy, light winds. Maximum temperature 26 °C.
Largely dry but increasingly warm and humid on Sunday and Monday, with plenty of sunny spells. Cooler from Tuesday with cloudier skies bringing the risk of a shower. Light winds.
Updated:
Sourced from the Met Office