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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: 12 Meadow Close, Wheddon Cross, Minehead, Somerset, TA24 7AU

The property will become void on: 23/02/2026

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

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.

This property has been previously advertised but has to be re-advertised due to no one bidding who had a local connection.

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.

Kind regards,

Marli Pope  |  Lettings Assistant

Direct line: 01305 214010

MEADOW CLOSE (CUTCOMBE MARKET) WHEDDON CROSS – 6 8 08 109

12 Meadow Close

We restart the maintenance of our village churchyard again this Saturday 14th February for up to two hours from 10am. The focus for this Saturday is on the sycamore hedge between the two churchyards. If you can offer help that would be wonderful and please bring appropriate materials with you. As always, removal of the waste materials is done by us. The weather is set fair but cold so this session will go ahead. Thank you very much – Kate and Marion

On my many walks around the village I am constantly seeing plastics , etc which have been blown out of open blue recycling bags. Please close the flap on your bag and put heavier items, such as your brown bin, on top of other waste to prevent it being blown away.

We are urging residents and businesses to be vigilant following reports counterfeit £20 notes are in circulation in Taunton. Officers have received reports the counterfeit notes have been used in separate transactions at two outlets and are now issuing advice on how to spot them. The first incident was reported at a filling station on Priory Bridge Road at around 7.30pm on Thursday 29 January and at a retail outlet in East Street at around 10.35am on Thursday 5 March. Similar incidents have occurred in Bristol and South Gloucestershire, and we’ve also received reports counterfeit notes have been used to purchase items which have been advertised for sale on social media selling sites. PC Luke Elliot, officer in the case, said: “We are aware a small number of counterfeit notes have entered circulation, and we want to warn businesses and the public to remain vigilant and follow our advice to prevent more people becoming victims of fraud. “A full and thorough investigation into how these notes have entered circulation is being carried out, and we are issuing advice so people can be confident they’re accepting genuine payments for goods and services they are providing.” If cash transactions are necessary, please follow the advice in the attached PDF. Attachments: counterfeit-money.pdf