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301.Remember Our Neighbours
Happy New Year from your Parish Council. Most of us are fit and healthy and are enjoying the snow. Some of our neighbours, especially the elderly, may view this weather with trepidation – not being able to get out to the shops, not having their friends or family come by ...
302.Calendar Girls at Torquay
Here is an opportunity to see a London Production of the successful stage version of the Calendar Girls at Toquay. There is a coach leaving Hemyock at 5pm on Saturday July 10th 2010 There are just 3 seats available as we go to press. More details from Sandra on 01823 ...
303.Poppy Appeal 2007
Thank you to all the collectors, businesses and Hemyock School for their support in raising a record £1483.80
304.Unique Footpath to Go?
There has been a raised footpath near the Culm River at Hemyock for more years than people can recall. It has meant dry feet for many when the river flooded and its features have been a unique welcome on the road into the village from Wellington.
305.Parish Pump Thank You Tea!
The organisers of the Pump are sorry to have postponed the 'Thank You Tea' on 16th January because of the uncertain weather. We hope to have another date in the spring to which all distributors and prospective helpers will be invited. We did try to contact everyone involved by telephone, ...
306.Parish Meeting 2007
19TH APRIL HEMYOCK PARISH HALL 7pm The Hemyock Parish Council invites you to the Parish Hall for a presentation by Mr Jonathon Guscott, Senior Planning Officer for MDDC
307.Pavements – we need them, but who owns ...
Hemyock Parish Council has negotiated with some residents to give up property frontage in order to make way for pavements. This ongoing project is proving successful and very popular. It has also become normal for planners to make the provision of pavements outside properties part of their consent on major ...
308.Heritage Day Cycle Ride
This years ride will start at St Mary’s Hemyock at 10am Saturday 10th Octoberand take in many of the churches of the Culm Valley.
309.New Village Notice Boards
There are now three village notice boards in Hemyock located at the Parish Hall, the entrance to Longmead and adjacent to Millhayes Hall. The additional notice boards at Longmead and Millhayes were erected in response to increasing village activities and the need for publicity. The Parish Council hopes that these ...
310.Thank You
From mid June to mid October David Palmer was absent from Lower Mackham Farm and Hemyock, but not forgotten! It seemed I could not go anywhere without people asking after him and arranging to visit, offering me help - from doing shopping, cutting the lawn, baking cakes, rounding up cattle ...
311.New Faces
No not the TV programme! Following the Annual Church meeting and subsequent Church Council meeting, we have some new people as points of contact for St Mary's and Culm Davy.
312.WI News
January's meeting was unfortunately cancelled due to the bad weather, but the Reading Club at Cindy's was well attended and members were made welcome and enjoyed their Birthday meal at the Catherine Wheel. In February the group were shown how to make felt, and some have gone on try this ...
313.Marriage - It's Official
The official twinning with the region of the Jumelage des Grees and the Upper Culm Twinning Association took place in France recently (24th May 2008). Hemyock and Clayhidon were united with the French villages of Anetz, Pouille, La Roches Blanche and St. Herblon. View slideshow
314.Vandalism increase noted
Hemyock has always enjoyed a low crime rate, but of late the number of acts of vandalism and anti-social behaviour are on the increase.
315.Local Children Turn Green
Hemyock Kids learn about saving the environment at Church Holiday Club More than 80 children learnt how to care for the planet at Hemyock’s annual holiday club last week. Using Scripture Union’s Wastewatchers holiday club material the children learned how to look after their world through games, craft, music, drama ...
316.Annual Church Meeting
Don't forget that as well as being the Queen's birthday, April 21st is also the day of the Annual Church Meeting for St Mary's. It takes place at 7.45pm and is the time to hear what has been going on in the various church groups over the past year. If ...
317.Singers Latest News
It was reported at the annual meeting of Hemyock Singers that the amicable split within the group during 2008 had seen little effect on the Society. The group had enjoyed a successful coffee morning, a choral concert and supper shows. Janice Bawler, chairman, paid tribute to the work of musical ...
318.Football Award Three Years Running
A football player from Hemyock has been awarded player of the year for the third year running.
319.Coffee Morning for Parkinsons
As the Coffee Morning we held last year was so successful, we are holding the event again on Saturday June 13th, from 10:00am until 12:30pm. We are also having an evening event in Autumn, the tickets will be on sale from April 30th and will be £6 each.
320.Friends Of St Mary's - Forthcoming Events
Wine Tasting With Supper in the Church Room, Hemyock Friday 10 October at 7.30 pm Sample 8 wines and enjoy a cheese/pate supper
321.Parish Pump - Donations
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!
322.Hemyock Singers Restarts
Hemyock Singers will restart on Monday 12th January, at 7:30pm in the Baptist Church.
323.WI News
After a short history of making pickles and chutneys from produce grown on the farm, members enjoyed guessing the many ingredients used in chutneys from Rumwell Farm shop for their April meeting.
324.From Revd David Sherwood - April 09
A few months ago the British Humanist Society paid for an advertising campaign on the side of the nation's buses which read 'There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life'. I was in two minds when I heard about this. On the one hand, I was concerned ...
325.Medical Equipment Available
The Blackdown Practice, the Blackdown Support Group and the Violet Chapman Trust have purchased or been given various items of medical equipment e.g. walking sticks, zimmer frames, wheel chairs, an electric 'buggy', raiser/recliner chairs and beds.
326.Thank You
A big "thank you" from the Culm Valley Players to everyone who supported the Pantomime of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs either by coming to see it or sponsoring it or both. We had great fun doing it and raised £1661.22 which was divided equally between Devon Air Ambulance ...
327.New Bibles
Just as this edition of The Pump comes out we will be taking delivery of new Bibles for St Mary's. Many of these have been donated by people in the parish and we would like to say thank you to them for their generosity. The Bibles are in the New ...
328.Indian Takeaway
Thank You to all those who supported the Hemyock Indian Take-Away in April.
329.Calor Village of the Year Competition
Representatives of the parish gave an excellent presentation to the judges when they came to hemyock in August.
330.Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen
Brian Samuels would like to thank everybody who sponsored my Midnight Madness walk in aid of the Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen.