Temporary Traffic Order
- Monday, February 08 2021 @ 09:20 am UTC
- Contributed by: Donna Evans
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A Village on the Blackdown Hills
Welcome to Hemyock Wednesday, July 03 2024 @ 01:27 am UTC
Wow!! Well done everyone for the tremendous efforts you have made in decorating your properties with Christmas lights - what a fantastic spectacle.
For many years the Parish Clerk and I have driven the various judges around the Parish for their assessments and selections for the prizes the Parish Council give out for the properties with the best Christmas lights displays. This festive season I was (for obvious reasons) confronted with 10 times as many illuminated properties than normal. The circular theme of unity and togetherness was uppermost in people’s minds and visible in nearly all the displays. Well done everyone for adopting this symbol. My judgment reflects this.
Have you visited Hemyock Turbary recently?
The parish council has just finished creating a hard standing area for parking to improve access to the turbary. Many thanks to Councillor Nick Moon for overseeing the project.
The pc is hoping that Mid Devon District Council will agree to install a litter bin.
Hemyock Parish Council opens new play area at Longmead.
The new play area at Longmead is due to open this afternoon (21st October). Due to COVID-19 is would not be appropriate to have a large official opening/gathering so instead please see pictures from the parish council.
We hope you enjoy the new play area.
Hemyock Parish Council
South West Water need to replace the sewer main from the pumping station to the treatment plant. This will involve digging two pits in the corners of Longmead field. The work will commence on Monday 19th October and last approximately 6 weeks. During this time access around the trim trail, football matches and training should be unaffected. The work will be fenced off and covered over. See attached plan for more information. If anyone experiences any problems please let the parish clerk know. Donna Evans, hemyockpc@gmail.com.
Remaining on the unsettled side.
Mostly dry this evening but turning much cloudier with a chance of spots of patchy rain developing as we head through the night. Turning much breezier, particularly around coasts. Staying mild. Minimum temperature 10 °C.
A cloudy day with some outbreaks of showery rain possible alongside some brighter interludes. Often rather breezy which will make it feel a little cooler at times. Maximum temperature 19 °C.
Drier and brighter on Thursday. Longer spells of rain likely on Friday. Brighter again on Saturday with sunny spells and scattered showers. Breezy throughout. Temperatures a little below average.
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Sourced from the Met Office