We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to our Community Website over the last year especially those ‘harassed’ by Lyn with her camera! Many thanks to all the advertisers who help with the running costs and all the Groups for submitting details of their events together with photographs and other material. Next year […]
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ST GILES CHURCH – MINCE PIE & COFFEE MORNING Tuesday 17th December 10-30am – noon
Continue Reading · January 19, 2013
The Friends of St.Giles Church warmly invite you to join them for their Christmas Coffee and Mince Pies Morning on Tuesday 17th December. Refreshments will be served from 10-30am until noon. The Church is always beautifully decorated for Christmas and there will be seasonal music to enjoy with your refreshments. Entry is £2.00 for coffee […]
THE EYPE CRAFT MARKET. Sunday 24th at Highlands End Holiday Park
Continue Reading · January 19, 2013
The Chideock W.I. will be holding a Craft and Cake Stall at the Eype Xmas Market which this year will be held at Highlands End Holiday Park on Sunday 24th from 10.00 an to 4.00pm. It is expected there will be over 100 stalls offering lots of opportunity to buy those Xmas presents. Please support your […]
CHIDEOCK GIRLS RAISE MONEY FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE APPEAL
Continue Reading · January 19, 2013
Chideock girls, Dushka and Hetty, together with their friend Elizabeth, have raised £53 so far for the Syrian refugee appeal by baking and selling cakes. The girls have set up their stall on the roadside in North Road, Chideock, for the past few Sundays, catching passing trade from walkers and church goers, and getting absolutely […]
THE WELDMAR HOSPICE CARE TRUST COFFEE MORNING Thursday Oct 31st Village Hall
Continue Reading · January 18, 2013
The Weldmar Hospice Trust will be hosting a coffee morning on Thursday 31st October in the Village Hall from 10.30a.m. There will be a Raffle. Cost is £1.50 for a coffee and biscuits. Please come along and support your local Hospice. The recent Weldmar Fundraiser ‘Tranters Folly’ plus dinner in the village hall raised over £2,000. […]