Welcome to Hemyock, Anonymous Wednesday, June 25 2025 @ 11:00 am UTC
Hemyock Youth Football Club held its most successful AGM at the Catherine Wheel on May 11th. Mark Jordan will continue as chairman, Liz Doble as treasurer and Claire Leach as secretary. A committee of nine members was also elected so we hope the club will continue to thrive and grow.
The completion of a new pavement beside the Millhayes Farm development at Hemyock is causing chaos on this busy stretch of road between the village and Taunton says local businessman Paul Redwood.
Hemyock has seen considerable housing development over recent years – Longmead, Otters Rest, Millhayes farm - and whilst planners have promised that there will be further significant building projects in the years to come, one imminent development is causing concern to residents of the village and their Parish Councillors.
Following a concert at St Mary's church Uffculme when £275 was raised for the Karen Action Group Hemyock Singers returned to their own village the following evening to give a superb performance of The Creation' which raised £280 for St Margaret's Somerset Hospice New Build Appeal.
Culm Valley Young Farmers Club has celebrated the 60th anniversary of its sale and show. The event was held at Exeter Market at the Matford Centre, Exeter, on Friday April 27.
A football player from Hemyock has been awarded player of the year for the third year running.
This year Hemyock Singers have departed from their traditional Holy Week concert and instead will be performing The Creation by Haydn at the parish church of St Mary's on Friday, April 27 at 7.30pm under the baton of Musical Director Ron White.
Sampford Peverell have ended Willand's two years of domination in the Stones Men's Winter Tennis League.
Bradley Jack starred in goal as Hemyock U9s claimed a win and a draw.
Play area A sign stipulating ‘do’s and don’ts’ was needed before the playground could be opened. This should be ready in about two weeks time. ROSPA required that the play area be monitored for damage and hazards to children.Early cloud lifting to give sunny spells. Showers later.
A rather gloomy start with widespread low cloud bringing hill fog, mist and drizzle across the Moors. Soon turning brighter, with sunny spells into the afternoon, although scattered showers arrive from the south too. Feeling warm and rather humid. Maximum temperature 22 °C.
Scattered showers spread northwards through this evening, some heavy spells at times, perhaps bringing the occasional rumble of thunder. Turning drier overnight but feeling humid. Light winds. Minimum temperature 16 °C.
Cloudy at first with a few showers, namely along the south coast. Drier by the afternoon with plenty of sunny spells. Feeling warm in the sunshine. Breezy around the coasts. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Mainly cloudy with a few scattered showers, but some drier interludes too, especially by Sunday. Breezy on Friday with winds easing over the weekend. Increasingly warm and feeling rather humid.
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Sourced from the Met Office