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Next Monday, 2nd December, is the last meeting of the season for the Gardening Club.

This will be the AGM and Social. Usual time 7.30pm. Usual venue, St Petrock’s Church. After the business items have been dealt with Carol will have a Gardening Quiz for us, then there will be time for refreshments, mulled wine or hot chocolate, and a natter to catch up on the year. The results of the monthly flower competition will be announced. Bring some small change as there will be a raffle.

Contributions of a small plate of bite sized nibbles would be appreciated please.

Thank you to everyone for your enthusiasm and support this year.

We look forward to seeing you.

Carol, Elisabeth, Erika, Pauline

There is still one vacancy on the Timberscombe Parish Council.

The Council is looking to co-opt an enthusiastic person who wants  to make a real difference to the village.

To find out more about what is involved in becoming a councillor reply to this email.

Grabbist Hill Benefice Newsletter 22.11.24

As part of our Anti Social Behaviour Awareness week, we wanted to share a video with you. It features a resident telling his story of how persistent anti-social behaviour affected his family’s life. There’s lots of useful information in there about the reporting process and how the police were able to support him.

Please follow the link below for the video:

Officers investigating more than 20 burglaries across Somerset and into Devon over the past four months have arrested and charged three men and seized hundreds of suspected stolen items. On Friday 15 November detectives arrested the trio and searched four properties, seizing items including antique silverware, paintings, furniture and weapons as well as power tools, garden machinery and electrical items. If you believe some of your property may be among that seized, please email us at operationsayonara@avonandsomerset.police.uk with your crime reference number, description or photograph of the item, and contact details. You will need to provide proof of ownership. If you have any other information which you believe could help our investigation, please call 101 and give the reference 5224296898.