On Wednesday the APCM will be held in St Petrock’s Church at 6pm. All on the Church Electoral Roll are invited but everyone is welcome to attend and hear the news and reports about what has happened in the life of our church in the last year as well as our plans for the future.
This meeting lasts approximately 30 minutes and is followed by a meeting of the members of the Parochial Church Council (PCC).
Marion Jeffrey and Kate Hart – Churchwardens
Somerset Council has announced that there will be no recycling or rubbish collections taking place on the Early May bank holiday on Monday, 4 May.
Collection days will change across Somerset following the bank holiday.
All collections will be 1 day later than the usual schedule:
If opening on a Monday is part of the Recycling Site’s opening days, then it will be open as usual from 9am to 6pm on Bank Holiday Monday.
To help manage the increased volume of recycling, residents are encouraged to make extra space in their recycling boxes by crushing and flattening their recyclables.
This simple step can make a difference to help reduce the number of trips crews need to make to empty their vehicles.
For more information about what can be collected for recycling and to check a collection day visit the Council’s Bins, recycling and waste pages.
On behalf of all the staff and volunteers we would like to say thank you for all the support over the years
For anyone needing assistance from now on please contact Adviceline on 0808 278 7842 and our colleagues at Citizens Advice Somerset will be able to help you
Timberscombe Annual Village Show 2026
Our show is on 15th August and the team has started preparations. Schedules will be available in due course and there is plenty of choice for all abilities. But in the meantime you can be thinking about the Photograph and Handicraft Sections.
The fiveTopics for the photo section are:- My Favourite Thing; Timberscombe Church inside or out [Black and White]; Made of Stone; On the Wing; Timberscombe 2026.
The set knitting/crochet project is a memory blanket for SANDs Charity. This charity supports bereaved families after baby loss and works to prevent future deaths through research, education, and advocacy.
The pattern is available in the Post Office or can be found on the charity’s website, which is Knit for Sands | Sands http://www.sands.org.uk where you can find further information about their work.
We will let you know the Limerick line soon.
The Show Team.
Timberscombe 