Resumes this Thursday 23rd April after the Easter break. We look forward to seeing you there, anytime between 10am and 12 noon for refreshments and good company! Marion and Kate

Yoga Classes starting on Monday 20th April with Terry Bruce

Wootton Courtenay Mondays 9:15 – 10:30

Brushford Parish Hall Mondays 5:45 – 7pm

I’ve got some great sessions lined up for you this term!  

If you’ve been wanting to try yoga for a while, you’re welcome to come along any time, but the start of term is always a great time to start!

You can book the half term block, or just drop in when you can make it

Weekly Yoga in Exmoor

And if you have any questions, just drop me a line on terry@shiatsuyoga.co.uk or call 07961 892526Terry Bruce

Yoga Teacher & Shiatsu Practitioner
www.shiatsuyoga.co.uk
07961 892526

TIMBERSCOMBE PARISH COUNCIL

VACANCY FOR A COUNCILLOR

Due to the resignation of Mrs Lesley Davies there is a vacancy for a Parish Councillor.

Unless ten electors within the Parish give notice within 14 working days* from the notice date requesting that an election be held, the vacancy will be filled by co-option.

The requests can be made by writing to the Chief Executive, Electoral Services, Somerset Council, County Hall, The Crescent, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 4DY.

They can also be made via email: Elections@somerset.gov.uk

The requests do not have to arrive at the same time.

* These are full working days which do not include weekends or bank holidays.

Mrs L Webb                                                   17^th April 2026

Parish Clerk

 

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