Welcome to Hemyock, Anonymous Friday, August 28 2026 @ 02:12 am UTC
Devon County Council are reviewing the Definitive Map & Statement for Hemyock and are seeking proposals from organisations and individuals about footpaths,
This year is Hemyock's 40th Holiday Club and we are having a Jungle Jamboree!!!
We now have some more copies of the book produced to mark the 1100th anniversary celebrations of the Foundiing of the diocese. "A Pilgrims Guide" has details of ALL Devon's churches.
A time enjoy a meal together and raise some money to help pay for our new kitchen. There will be a simple 2 course lunch with a vegetarian option on Wednesday 24th June, and Wednesday 8th July, from 12.30pm
You may be aware of the fact that Rev Sherwood has brought together a small group from all our churches to help look at some of the ideas that float around the Benefice, and help the Benefice grow.
One of the joys of Hemyock is the state of the Churchyard. Whether it is in the snowdrop season or with the explosion of roses it is a part of the village which always gets favourable comments from visitors. Along with the dedicated work of the flower bed keepers this is largely due to one man, John Bimson.
This is on September 12th. It's a day when many churches across the county are open giving rise to some interesting possibilities.
Thank You for your donations so far this year, your contributions will help to keep the Pump on going, which means you'll continue to know what's going on in the village!
As people may well be aware 2009 marks the 1100th Anniversary of the founding of the Diocese of Exeter, and also that of the Bath and Wells Diocese. The celebrations come to a climax at the end of June.
Don't Forget - St Mary's Church rooms can be hired for parties or regular bookings. Unsettled with rain or showers over the coming days.
Heavy showers continue to move eastward through the morning with isolated showers following in behind. Another rather warm day ahead, with temperatures above average for the time of year. Maximum temperature 25 °C.
Bright end to the afternoon with sunny spells giving way to clear spells overnight. Turning increasing cloudy from the west from midnight with outbreaks of heavy and thundery rain arriving. Minimum temperature 14 °C.
A cloudy and wet start with rain, clearing to east during the morning. Turning brighter from the west with sunny spells and showers following. Maximum temperature 23 °C.
Unsettled throughout with showers, these locally heavy and with thundery. Staying warm to start with but turning fresher as winds shift to a westerly and strengthen from Monday.
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Sourced from the Met Office