Every Monday the Featured Item on the main page of the History Group website will show a new item from the catalogue of entries now available for interest and research online. This week Fred Bond, a dairyman delivering milk to Timberscombe c1910 is featured, along with details of a local feud that achieved national attention in 1951…
Read more at https://stpetrockshistorygroup.omeka.net/items/show/3546
Timberscombe History Group now has a dedicated accessible website at St Petrock’s History Group which shows hundreds of historical pictures of Timberscombe and its residents with a wealth of background research. The site is searchable and each week will highlight a featured item of interest. Our thanks go to the many people who have generously donated images and information to the website, reflecting the life and times of a small Exmoor village. The information already provides a unique insight into rural life that might otherwise have been lost. We hope you enjoy it!
Tom Sperling and Marion Jeffrey
The Traditional Christmas Carol Service will take place as planned at St Petrock’s Church this Sunday 19th at 3pm. All are welcome and to enjoy refreshments afterwards.
In light of the current coronavirus situation it is essential for everyone attending to wear a face mask or covering (unless exempt) which we kindly ask you to wear even whilst singing carols.
We will ensure that the church is as well ventilated as possible and ask you to please sanitise your hands on arrival.
We thank you for your co-operation and look forward to seeing you there. If you feel unwell or are experiencing any of the known covid symptoms, we respectfully ask you not to attend.
John Gratton and Marion Jeffrey – Churchwardens
Timberscombe 