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181.Blackdown Hills AONB Meeting
There is a meeting of the Blackdown Hills AONB management group at the Half Moon Inn at Clayhidon on Thursday 11 December at 10am. Members of the public are welcome to attend and observe.
182.Hemyock - Some Early Memories
A young chap on a bicycle with a long pole went through the village at dusk switching on the streetlights. Why was the switch up near the lamp? Our neighbour Mr Salter in Station Road, Carpenter and Wheelwright had a workshop full of wonderful wood aromas. His grizzled hair was ...
183.The Church Clock
Many in the Parish may have noticed that the church clock is not registering the time. It has to be repaired! Although the clock is under the care of the Parish Church this is part of the treasure, which belongs to the whole Parish. A Honiton clock maker originally made ...
184.Important Notice - Changes to St Mary's Services
Changes to services at St. Mary's, Culm Davy, St. Andrew's and All Saints. We are making changes to the pattern and times of services held in the churches of the Benefice.
185.St Mary’s Summer Fayre
It's Music all the Way at St Mary's Summer Fayre so book the date now It's Saturday July 3rd at 11am - 4pm. Lots more details later, but any enquiries re stalls etc to David Bawler (01823 680352)
186.Around Hemyock - April 09
Many people will, by now, be aware that the Pump's editors Hilary and Matt Clements have a baby daughter, Verity. The birth was not without its complications and Verity arrived 9 weeks early weighing in at 2lbs 10oz on Valentines Day. She is progressing well and we send the family ...
187.A huge THANK YOU from ShelterBox for the ...
Following the great generosity of local people including Hemyock Market, Hemyock Baptist Church, St Mary’s Church Hemyock, the Men’s group and St Mary’s Church, Upottery, The Evergreens of Culmstock and many individuals who gave to street collection in Tiverton, the Rotary Club of Tiverton has been able to send to ...
188.Are you prepared for the snow?
There is a warning of snow on the way. Are you prepared? If you follow this link to the DCC Emergency Planning Newsletter you will find sections of interest to help you prepare. http://www.devon.gov.uk/ep_newsletter_dec10.pdf If the snow does come, please check on your neighbours, especially the elderly. Let's plan for ...
189.From Revd Sherwood - Dec 06 & Jan ...
At this time of year the number of people visiting Lapland increases tenfold. There are now regular flights to this icy outpost of northern Europe and many families take the opportunity to visit 'Father Christmas'. It's a sort of seasonal Disneyland for children of all ages to experience the magic ...
190.Coffee Morning Success
A highly successful coffee morning held at a Hemyock couple's home has raised more than £600 for the charity Vranch House Exeter.
191.Thank You
For around 23 years John Bimson has lovingly cared for the churchyard of St Mary's Church, Hemyock. To mark his retirement a painting of his house by Brian Doble was presented by Deputy Warden David Bawler at a recent service. Speaking on behalf of the church Mrs Mary Beal, Warden, ...
192.Summary Of The Longmead Field Meeting Held 14th ...
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. Trim trail The lottery fund bid had failed. It was agreed ...
193.From Reverend David Sherwood - April 2010
Limbo. Now there's an interesting word. I don't mean the West Indian dance in which one bends backwards to passunder a low bar. Nor do I mean the theology of 'the abode of souls excluded from the presence of God, but not condemned to any other punishment' (which incidentally, is ...
194.From Ray Radford
I am pleased to be re-elected to serve this area for another four years. I do thank everyone for their support and do my best to represent you all. Thank you.
195.Blackdown Hills Heathland Book
Heathland in the Blackdown Hills and surrounding area is the subject of a new book on sale now.
196.Did You Know… The Pavilion, MUGA and Tennis ...
The pavilion has a kitchen as well as changing rooms, toilets and sitting area, making it an ideal venue for children's parties etc.
197.Emmaus group
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.
198.Scrabble Club
Scrabble Club is continuing on the 4th Tuesday in each month at 2.30pm at the Back Room of Hemyock Baptist Church. The dates for June and July are as follows: 22.06.10 and 27.07.10
199.Longmead Management Group Need You
The Longmead Management Group (LMG) is responsible for developing and maintaining the Longmead sports and leisure facilities.
200.Hiring the Church Rooms
St Mary's Church rooms can be hired for parties or regular bookings.
201.HOST
Are you thinking about who might come for Christmas this year? Some of the adults from overseas who are currently studying at UK universities would love to spend a couple of days in a real home, rather than on a deserted campus.
202.Relief as sewage works have start date
For some time now residents of Longmead in Hemyock have warned that if an enhanced sewage system was not in place prior to the sales of new properties on the Churchill’s development, overspill into their pathways and gardens would increase with the resultant mess and health hazard.
203.St Mary's Guild - April 09
We started the New Year with a meal at the Catherine Wheel, enjoyed by all. In February we were all enthralled and amused by Irene and Geoffrey Dearsley telling us about "Nigeria then and now." In March we were entertained by Hazel Partridge who told us about "A Year in ...
204.St Mary's Churchyard
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 ...
205.Mince Pies at Halifax House
To thank you for your business, we will be serving mulled wine and mince pies from 11am until 4pm on Friday 19th December & Monday 22nd December.
206.Biodiversity Plan for Hemyock
The Blackdown Hills AONB has commissioned Dr David Allen to produce reports on the biodiversity of six Blackdown Hills parishes including Hemyock. These will include distribution maps showing areas of important habitat or notable species and ideas for nature conservation action that the local community might like to pursue.
207.Amicable Allotments Debate
There was a robust but amicable debate about proposals to allocate land to the North of the cemetery for allotments at the February meeting of Hemyock parish Council. With land owners on either side of the cemetery refusing to allow their land to be used for access, allotment holders would ...
208.Devon Historic Churches Day - September 13
As part of Heritage Weekend, and in line with the 900th anniversary of the founding of the Diocese, the Devon Historic Churches Trust is inviting all of us to visit as many churches as possible on September 13th. And if you want to get sponsorship for your efforts, then you ...
209.Church Room Lunches
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 There will be a bowl for donations to help with catering ...
210.From the Ringing Room at St Mary’s
About 6 years ago we welcomed the first ringing bride to the ringing room. Tower captain Lin Holway and her daughter, Emily, rang together before Emily's wedding. Now we have had the first ringing bridegroom. Our latest learner Tim Barton only started to ring last autumn, and we were delighted ...