Falcon Housing have a 1 bedroom ground floor flat available in Timberscombe (no image available) where initial preference will be given to those with a valid local connection to Timberscombe; after which those with a valid connection to one of the adjacent parishes may be considered. The relevant adjacent parishes are Dunster, Luxborough, Wootton Courtenay, Cutcombe and Minehead. The weekly rent is £ 97.34 plus service charge of £4.”
Author: Lesley Webb
Timberscombe Fete
A HUGE thank you to everyone who organised, helped, donated, or came along.
Timberscombe Village Fete raised a staggering £1,616.14 on the day.🤗
This money will be used towards new equipment for the Playpark
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Have you lost a walkers sticker?
One found about a month ago near Bougham. If this is yours please collect it from the Post Office.
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hosepipe ban in our area
Dear Customer
Hosepipe ban introduced throughout our region
Following months of unprecedented hot and dry weather, demand for water has never been higher and we need to protect our water resources, both for you and the environment.
Demand is, currently 30% higher than average, and with more hot weather to come and no significant rain forecast, we’ve made the difficult decision to introduce a hosepipe ban.
It has been 50 years since water restrictions were last introduced in the Wessex Water region. We have worked hard to avoid the need for restrictions, but introducing a hosepipe ban now is necessary as no significant rainfall has been forecast for the coming weeks.
What is a hosepipe ban?
A hosepipe ban, also known as a Temporary Use Ban (TUB), restricts the use of hosepipes for certain non-essential activities to help conserve water during periods of prolonged dry weather.
When does the hosepipe ban start?
The hosepipe ban starts on Tuesday 18 August from 00:01 hrs. From this point, you must not use a hosepipe for activities covered by the restrictions.
At this time, we can’t confirm when restrictions will be lifted. We will continue to monitor reservoir levels, river flows, groundwater levels, and demand for water. We will remove the hosepipe ban as soon as we can and let you know.
What can I no longer use a hosepipe for?
- Watering gardens, lawns, flowers and plants.
- Filling or maintaining paddling pools and swimming pools.
- Washing private vehicles.
- Cleaning patios, paths, driveways, walls and windows.
- Filling ornamental ponds or fountains.
- Cleaning outdoor surfaces.
A full list of restrictions can be found on our website.
Are there any exemptions?
You may be exempt from the ban if you are unable to make reasonable adjustments due to a health condition or disability. Using a hosepipe for health and safety needs, animal welfare and some business services and activities are also exempt from the restrictions. A complete list of exemptions can be found on our website.
Anything else you need to know?
For more information, including the latest updates and frequently asked questions, visit our website.
If you need to speak to us, please contact us or, report a problem online.
We understand this may be frustrating and appreciate the impact it may have on you. We would like to thank you for using water wisely throughout the summer and for your understanding, support and cooperation.
Thank you
Ruth Jefferson, Chief Executive
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