Followed by Mulled wine and mice pies. Everyone is welcome.
Christmas Day Service – Thursday 25th December at 9am.
ST. MICHAEL’S & ALL ANGELS
Christmas Eve Midnight Service – Wednesday 24th December at 11.30pm
NEW YEAR’S DAY
The Village New Year’s Day walk will start at 10am on the Village Green. Dogs welcome. The walk will take a couple of hours and culminate with mulled wine and mince pies in the Village Hall.
Mark & Jeremy are sad to report that their mother Jackie, passed away on 7th December.
Her funeral will be at the Yeovil Crematorium on Monday 5th Jan at 14.40. Anyone who knew her is most welcome to attend.
Jackie and her husband Lionel, lived most of their working lives at 36 Orchard Cottages, and raised their family there, while Lionel worked for the North Perrott Estate. Later, they moved to Crewkerne when Lionel retired.
Jackie’s maiden name was Martin, and she will be sadly missed by many family and old friends who still live in North Perrott and Haselbury.
Did you know that you can see all upcoming village activities on the village website? Check it out on the home page. (you may need to scroll down the page)
If you have an event that is not listed, please use the contact page and we will add it for you.
JUST ADDED – Cricket Club social dates for December.
Darts Nights – 7pm; 1st and 15th December
Local teams battling it out in a fun, friendly atmosphere.
Social Bar Evenings – 7pm, Friday 5th, 12th and 19th December.
Join us in the cosy upstairs bar for a relaxed evening from 7pm.
The Police have investigated further and have now concluded that all the correct licences and permissions were in place. They are no longer investigating this occurrence but continue to advise that if residents find cold callers intimidating, then a sign on the door or adjacent window will significantly reduce that risk. The PCSO will drop some leaflets into the farm shop and we hope more will be made available from Adam Dance’s office.
Update ends.
A cold caller has been operating in the village this morning and has already upset a number of people.
There is an organisation that minibuses ex-prisoners around the country with ID and a letter of introduction. While this may seem a worthy cause to support, their activities often result in stress and fear from homeowners, many of which might be elderly, female and living alone. As a result, the Police require them to inform the authorities of which areas they are working in. It appears that no permission was sought today and so the Police are treating this as a crime and are investigating. We may see increased Police activity as a result. If anyone has doorbell CCTV of this person, the police have asked if it can be forwarded to them.
This has happened occasionally over the last few years and while it does cause hightened awareness and stress at the time, so far there have been no reports of theft or violence as a result.
Please remember that you do not have to open your door to strangers. If you feel under threat or see a crime taking place, call 999. If you are suspicious or want to report information to the police that might help them apprehend a criminal or in this case, the organisation that has enabled him, please call 101. Any information may help the Police stop this action.
Unless you feel completely in control of the situation, while it may seem helpful to purchase items from this man, Police advice is not to, as it might result in further pressure to buy. The best action is to ask them politely to leave.
Adam Dance’s office has also been informed and it is hoped that he will provide some “No Cold Caller” stickers that will be distibuted to those that want them, if they arrive.
While I hope most people would support the rehabilitation of criminals, North Perrott is probably not the place to carry out this sort of action and certainly not without the full knowledge of the Police and Parish Council.
Please remember to report any suspicious activity on 101
There was a wonderful turnout to celebrate the Act of Remembrance at the village memorial today.
I was grateful to be able to welcome Mark Bunting to minister the prayers and Bea, a young cornet player from Perrott Hill School, to play the Last Post and Reveille.
We are lucky to have a number of ex-service personnel from the village to take part in our Act of Remembrance, which only adds to the emotional thanks we have to those that gave the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of peace.
Bill and Alison Stevens kindly hosted coffee and biscuits afterwards.
Many thanks to all who attended and especially Chris Taylor and Martin Oliver, who are quietly responsible for the growing number of poignant symbols of remembrance around the village. Thanks also to Sally Moralee, for additional poppies around the war memorial and to Ian Perring and Alistair Moralee for removing the leaves from the village green in preparation for the event.
At 10am on Sunday 9th November, there will be a SERVICE of REMBRANCE at St.Martins, North Perrott.
Following the service, everyone is invited to meet on the Village Green at 10.55am.
At 11.00.am the Village will celebrate the the ACT of REMEMBRANCE and laying of a wreath in memory of those from North Perrott, and others, who have given their lives in the name of peace.
This message is a reminder that the Bi-Monthly meeting of North Perrott Parish Council will take place in the Hoskyns Memorial Hall at 7.30pm on Tuesday Nov 4th 2025
The agenda and past minutes are available to vew on the Parish Website.
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