Author: Lesley Webb

Grabbist Benefice Bulletin May 25

Please accept this email as official notice that Magna Housing Ltd has received 4 weeks’ notice of termination of tenancy for the following address within the Exmoor National Park;

Address: 11 Meadow Close, Wheddon Cross, Minehead, Somerset, TA24 7AU

The property will become void on: 29/05/2025.

Please find the attached information table for property details and notice and advertisement details below.

This property is subject to a S106 local restriction, a summary of which is attached to this email.

This property will be advertised to let with the local restriction on the Somerset Homefinder website.

If you are aware of anyone who has a housing need and meets the local connection criteria, please advise them to contact our lettings department on 08003586025 as soon as possible.

Upon the expiration of a period of 28 days from this notice, this property will be let in accordance with the Cascade Provisions for Registered Social Landlords with the order of priorities set out in the S106 legal agreement (summary attached) without further notification or delay.

11 Meadow Close documents

Kind regards,

Georgia Yeatman   |  Lettings Assistant

Direct Line: 01308428400    Customer Contact Centre: 0800 3586025

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Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of Exmoor National Park as the Exmoor Nature Festival (supported by Visit Exmoor) kicks off in just a few weeks’ time, Saturday 17 May until Sunday 1 June 2025. This two-week celebration offers a fantastic line up of over 50 events that showcase the unique wildlife and habitats of Exmoor. From family fun days and forest bathing to marine life watching, wildlife trails, kayak adventures, farm walks, and outdoor yoga, there’s something for everyone. Festival Organiser, Julie Colman, Rural Enterprise Co-Ordinator at Exmoor National Park said “Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to connect with nature and unwind in one of the UK’s most beautiful natural environments. We are expecting many events to be popular, so please book early to avoid missing out.” Dan James, Enterprise and Communications Manager at Exmoor National Park added. “We’re really excited to be working with partners to put on such a varied programme. Exmoor is regarded by many as a haven for wildlife and provides many unique opportunities which the festival will showcase. But, as elsewhere, there are also many challenges facing nature on Exmoor. As well as helping people enjoy our beautiful National Park the festival also provides a great opportunity to engage people in looking after our wildlife and learning more about nature.” You can pick up a free printed programme from our National Park Centres in Dulverton, Dunster and Lynmouth (Open 7 days a week, 10am-5pm) and at various other outlets across the Greater Exmoor area. Find more info and an e-version of the programme of the festival events at: www.exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk/exmoor-nature-festival Please contact the Rural Enterprise team for any further info at ruralenterprise@exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk

The Avon and Somerset Police Fraud Team have seen an increase in ATM skimmers being used. They have recently been discovered in Westbury, Henbury and Brislington in Bristol.

Criminals attach a skimmer device to the card reader of an ATM so that when an unsuspecting individual uses the ATM, the device will capture their card details and/or PIN.

Please see the attached guidance on ATM (Cash Point) Skimmers. Attachments: atm-skimmers.pdf