A Village on the Blackdown Hills
Welcome to Hemyock Sunday, October 01 2023 @ 03:15 am UTC
Wednesday 12th September at 7.30pm Forbes Lounge
A meeting has been arranged with Summerfield to discuss the potential development of Culmbridge Farm.
This is an informal open meeting and everyone is welcome to attend and hear what Summerfield has to say.
I’m writing to you with some final details regarding the Tour of Britain Devon stage which will be travelling through Hemyock on Monday 3rd September and to ask for your assistance in ensuring its safe passage through the village.
Race timings and advance warning signs
The full route and estimated timings are available to view here - http://www.tourofbritain.co.uk/stages/stage-two/
Village Toilets
At long last Mid Devon District Council has finished refurbishing the toilets.
Whilst the parish council was waiting for the refurbishment to be completed, the cleaner that had been lined up nearly a year ago has understandably found alternative employment so the parish council is now looking for a cleaner.
Just to make you aware.
A wasps nest next to the Logan Way Play Area has been reported to Mid Devon District Council.
Its pest control contractor MITIE has advised that the play area will have to be closed for 48 hours while the nest is being treated.
Thank you.
The Parish Council is planning to install a Visitor Information Board in the village car park. One of the panels will be a map of the village with photos and descriptions of points of interest. The map shown here is only a draft, the final version will be professionally designed by Ken White Signs of Tiverton. We welcome any comments about the draft and any ideas for additional points of interest to be included. This panel will be 1.2m x 0.84m ( 3ft 11in x 2ft 10in). Please email any comments to the parish clerk.
Come along to the Annual Parish Meeting - Friday 27th April, 7pm - Parish Hall.
Meeting opens at 7pm with displays around the hall and the formal presentations start at 7.30pm.
Cheese & Wine.
Everyone welcome.
Mostly cloudy but brighter periods in the east.
A cloudy start with patchy rain and drizzle at times, though largely dry in the east with some bright spells possible into the afternoon. Winds easing and temperatures a little above average. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Cloudy in the west through the evening with the best of any clear spells further east. Becoming murky for all overnight with hill fog and patchy drizzle. Staying mild. Minimum temperature 15 °C.
Gloomy start with hill and sea fog only slowly lifting. Often cloudy with spells of rain that could turn heavy at times. Breezy, but a slightly humid day. Maximum temperature 19 °C.
Drier, brighter and fresher through the week with sunny intervals and some showers. Breezier on Tuesday with winds then generally turning lighter, and temperatures returning closer to average.
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Sourced from the Met Office