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A container and shed were broken into between 6pm on the 1st and 8am on the 2nd from the QE2 Recreational Ground, Church Hill, Exford. Plates securing the container door had been cut and once inside a “Ride On” lawnmower was dragged away from the location. The shed had nothing stolen from within, but a quantity of transmission oil was tipped over the building and surrounding area.

Any information, CCTV images, please contact the Police on 101 quoting reference number: 5223101340 stating NHW. Or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Thank you for your support.

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter

King Charles III Coronation

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Timberscombe village are now raring to go to celebrate King Charles III Coronation. The bunting is up and everything is in place for a fun packed day on Sunday 7th May. 

                                                                           

⛪️ Following on from the Songs of Praise in St Petrock’s Church on Sunday at 11.00am we also welcome all Timberscombe residents to re enact the photo from August 1902 of King Edward the 7th’s coronation on Brewers green for 12.30pm in their finest attire!

We will then be kicking things off in the Village Hall from 1pm with lots of games, face painting, guess the name of the teddy, pin the diamond on the crown, lucky dip, raffle, sweet and cake stalls, tea’s and coffee plus much more! There will be lots of lovely food to enjoy too, and if the sun shines we will be using the outdoor space to enjoy lots of delicious food and cake in true Timberscombe style!

Following on from this we will move to the square where the pub will be open with LIVE music from 4 pm along with a BBQ 🍔 and the famous ‘Doughnut eating competition’! 🍩 Everyone is welcome to join in with the celebrations! Now all we have to hope for is some nice weather! Failing our typical British weather being a hindrance we will have plenty of shelter for you all to enjoy your day 🌞 🤞🏻 👑 🤴🏼 🥂🍻

Updates

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Benefice Newsletter 28th April 2023

Timberscombe School Friday News 28.04.23

Parish Council Minutes 24th April 2023 (Draft until approved at the next meeting)

Somerset Council Business Online Training Sessions

The National Grid Scam

Police Newsletter April23

Police Notice

“We have lots of ways we can keep people safe in their homes. I’m proud of the work we do but will always wish there weren’t so many people who need our support to be safe.”

Our Be Home Safe team help people who are victims of crime or harassment to feel, and be, safer in their homes.

Based across Avon and Somerset, our seven Be Home Safe technicians are skilled carpenters and locksmiths who are also fully trained in crime prevention. They provide support to people who have experienced crimes such as burglary, domestic abuse, harassment, hate crime and anti-social behaviour.

Their expert knowledge and experience of practical crime reduction measures enables them to carry out assessments, fit new locks and window security, reinforce doors, and fit anti-arson products for people who are at risk of harm. They also provide crime prevention advice and support to victims during their visit. This can include signposting to support services, reassurance following the incident and sometimes being the initial contact support following a report to police.

Last year, our Be Home Safe technicians helped more than 1,400 people feel safer in their homes.

The Be Home Safe Scheme is provided to people who have been victims of crime across Avon and Somerset, with support from the Police Community Trust. Referrals are made by our officers and staff.

If you, or someone you know, would like to be referred please speak to your local neighbourhood policing team Be Home Safe Scheme | Avon and Somerset Police

https://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/apply/be-home-safe-scheme/

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