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WEST SOMERSET CRICKET LEAGUE www.westsomersetcricket.co.uk 2021 PRESIDENT Mary Elworthy-Coggan, “Howzat”, Fitzhead, TA4 3JW. Tel: 01823 400679 VICE-PRESIDENTS Darby Ash, Richard Disney, Betty Lovell, Cliff Matravers, Roy Takle, David Wilson. CHAIRMAN Bob Bowyer, 37 Rodway Hill, Cannington, Bridgwater, TA5 2PJ Tel: 01278 652071; [email protected] VICE-CHAIRMAN Steve White, Myrtle House, Brook Street, North Newton, Bridgwater, TA7 0BN Tel: 01278 662694 / 07867 424054; [email protected] TREASURER & LORDS BALLS CO-ORDINATOR Dave Hingston, Coombe Lodge, Combeshead Cross, Chudleigh, Newton Abbot, TQ13 0NF Tel: 01626 853699 / 07542 071715; [email protected] SECRETARY & RECORDS OFFICER Caroline Stevenson, 59b Edward Street, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS11 5JF Tel: 07793 485682; [email protected] or [email protected] FIXTURES SECRETARY Gordon Everett, 26 Mountway Road, Bishops Hull, Taunton, TA1 5LS Tel: 01823 279610; [email protected] UMPIRES’ ORGANISER Stuart Allbut, 62 Parkfield Road, Taunton, TA1 4SD Tel: 01823 279918; [email protected] WEBSITE ADMINISTRATOR Tony Berthon, 1 Summerleaze Crescent, Taunton, TA2 8QE Tel: 01823 366067; [email protected] DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVES All queries and complaints should in the first instance be sent by email as early as possible to one of the divisional representatives, and not to any other member of the committee. The representative will either be able to deal with the matter directly, or will pass it on to the relevant sub-committee. The telephone should only be used in an emergency, but the later the problem is raised, the less chance there is of an immediate solution. Please note that proof of insurance must also be sent to your league representative before the start of the season. Division 1 Rob Chilcott North Currry 07850 483042 [email protected] Rob Stevens Bridgetown 07940 723863 [email protected] Division 2 Brian Boundy Morebath 01398 323067 [email protected] Derek Parsons Stoke St Mary 01823 442713 / 07889 601700 [email protected] Division 3 Carl Hooper Dulverton 01398 324494 / 07866 256769 [email protected] Marcus Walker Stoke St Mary 01823 412230 / 07586 413290 [email protected] Division 4 Stuart Fountain Culmstock 01884 341118 / 07917 033682 [email protected] Lee Baker Cutcombe 07764 626171 [email protected] Division 5 Mark Francis West Monkton 07739 282067 [email protected] Steve Chinnock 07753 411860 [email protected] GROUND FOR HIRE Brompton Ralph - £50 plus VAT. DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 2021 COMMITTEE MEETINGS 2021 Currently all issues are dealt with by e-mail. Any changes will be announced. WSCL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. To be announced. FINALS DAY Sunday 8th August (reserve day 15th August) at West Monkton CC 11.30am – Hinkley Point Cup Final 2.30pm – WSCL Cup Final All welcome PRESENTATION DINNER & DANCE To be announced. FIRST DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Rob Chilcott North Curry 07850 483042 [email protected] Rob Stevens Bridgetown 07940 723863 [email protected] May 1st Ashbrittle I v No Game Bagborough v Holford Bridgetown v Bishops Hull I Brompton Ralph I v Wiveliscombe I Morebath v North Curry May 8th Holford v Morebath North Curry v Brompton Ralph I No Game v Bridgetown Wiveliscombe I v Bagborough May 15th Ashbrittle I v Wiveliscombe Bagborough v Morebath Bridgetown v North Curry Brompton Ralph I v Holford No Game I v Bishops Hull I May 22nd Bishops Hull I v Bagborough Holford v Bridgetown Morebath v Brompton Ralph I North Curry v Ashbrittle I Wiveliscombe I v No Game May 29th Ashbrittle I v Holford Bishops Hull I v Wiveliscombe I Brompton Ralph I v Bagborough No Game v North Curry June 5th Bagborough v Bridgetown Brompton Ralph I v No Game Holford v Wiveliscombe I Morebath v Ashbrittle I North Curry v Bishops Hull I FIRST DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 (continued) June 12th Ashbrittle I v Bagborough Bishops Hull I v Holford Bridgetown v Brompton Ralph I No Game v Morebath Wiveliscombe I v North Curry June 19th Bagborough v No Game Bridgetown v Ashbrittle I Brompton Ralph I v Bishops Hull I Holford v North Curry Morebath v Wiveliscombe I June 26th Ashbrittle I v Brompton Ralph I Bishops Hull I v Morebath North Curry v Bagborough No Game v Holford Wiveliscombe I v Bridgetown July 3rd Bishops Hull I v Bridgetown Holford v Bagborough North Curry v Morebath No Game v Ashbrittle I Wiveliscombe I v Brompton Ralph I July 10th Ashbrittle I v Bishops Hull I Bridgetown v No Game Morebath v Holford July 17th Bishops Hull I v No Game Holford v Brompton Ralph I Morebath v Bagborough North Curry v Bridgetown Wiveliscombe I v Ashbrittle I July 24th Ashbrittle I v North Curry Bagborough v Bishops Hull I Bridgetown v Holford Brompton Ralph I v Morebath No Game v Wiveliscombe I July 31st Bagborough v Brompton Ralph I Holford v Ashbrittle I Morebath v Bridgetown North Curry v No Game FIRST DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 (continued) August 7th Ashbrittle I v Morebath Bishops Hull I v North Curry Bridgetown v Bagborough No Game v Brompton Ralph I Wiveliscombe I v Holford August 14th Bagborough v Ashbrittle I Brompton Ralph I v Bridgetown Holford v Bishops Hull I Morebath v No Game North Curry v Wiveliscombe I August 21st Ashbrittle I v Bridgetown Bishops Hull I v Brompton Ralph I North Curry v Holford No Game v Bagborough Wiveliscombe I v Morebath August 28th Bagborough v North Curry Bridgetown v Wiveliscombe I Brompton Ralph I v Ashbrittle I Holford v No Game Morebath v Bishops Hull I September 4th Bagborough v Wiveliscombe I Bishops Hull I v Ashbrittle I Bridgetown v Morebath Brompton Ralph I v North Curry September 11th Wiveliscombe I v Bishops Hull I SECOND DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Brian Boundy Morebath 01398 323067 [email protected] Derek Parsons Stoke St Mary 01823 442713 / 07889 601700 [email protected] May 1st East Huntspill I v Roadwater I Stoke St Mary v Stoodleigh ***Over Stowey 1 v Timberscombe ***On Sunday 2nd May Winsford v Churchinford Wiveliscombe II v Sampford Arundel May 8th Churchinford v East Huntspill I Over Stowey 1 v Wiveliscombe II Roadwater I v Winsford Sampford Arundel v Stoke St Mary Stoodleigh v Timberscombe May 15th Churchinford v Roadwater I East Huntspill I v Over Stowey 1 Stoke St Mary v Timberscombe Winsford v Sampford Arundel Wiveliscombe II v Stoodleigh May 22nd Over Stowey 1 v Winsford Roadwater I v Stoke St Mary Sampford Arundel v Churchinford Stoodleigh v East Huntspill I Timberscombe v Wiveliscombe II May 29th Churchinford v Over Stowey 1 East Huntspill I v Timberscombe Roadwater I v Sampford Arundel Winsford v Stoodleigh Wiveliscombe II v Stoke St Mary June 5th Over Stowey 1 v Roadwater I Stoke St Mary v East Huntspill I Stoodleigh v Sampford Arundel Timberscombe v Winsford Wiveliscombe II v Churchinford SECOND DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 (continued) June 12th Churchinford v Timberscombe East Huntspill I v Wiveliscombe II Roadwater I v Stoodleigh Sampford Arundel v Over Stowey 1 Winsford v Stoke St Mary June 19th East Huntspill I v Winsford Stoke St Mary v Churchinford Stoodleigh v Over Stowey 1 Timberscombe v Sampford Arundel Wiveliscombe II v Roadwater I June 26th Churchinford v Stoodleigh Over Stowey 1 v Stoke St Mary Sampford Arundel v East Huntspill I Timberscombe v Roadwater I Winsford v Wiveliscombe II July 3rd Churchinford v Winsford Timberscombe v Over Stowey Roadwater I v East Huntspill I Sampford Arundel v Wiveliscombe II Stoodleigh v Stoke St Mary July 10th East Huntspill I v Churchinford Stoke St Mary v Sampford Arundel Timberscombe v Stoodleigh Winsford v Roadwater I Wiveliscombe II v Over Stowey July 17th Over Stowey 1 v East Huntspill I Roadwater I v Churchinford Sampford Arundel v Winsford Stoodleigh v Wiveliscombe II Timberscombe v Stoke St Mary July 24th Churchinford v Sampford Arundel East Huntspill I v Stoodleigh Stoke St Mary v Roadwater I Winsford v Over Stowey 1 Wiveliscombe II v Timberscombe SECOND DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 (continued) July 31st Sampford Arundel v Roadwater I Stoke St Mary v Wiveliscombe II Stoodleigh v Winsford Timberscombe v East Huntspill I August 7th Churchinford v Wiveliscombe II East Huntspill I v Stoke St Mary Roadwater I v Over Stowey 1 Sampford Arundel v Stoodleigh Winsford v Timberscombe August 14th Over Stowey 1 v Sampford Arundel Stoke St Mary v Winsford Stoodleigh v Roadwater I Timberscombe v Churchinford Wiveliscombe II v East Huntspill I August 21st Churchinford v Stoke St Mary Over Stowey 1 v Stoodleigh Sampford Arundel v Timberscombe Winsford v East Huntspill I August 28th East Huntspill I v Sampford Arundel Roadwater I v Timberscombe Stoke St Mary v Over Stowey 1 Stoodleigh v Churchinford Wiveliscombe II v Winsford September 4th Roadwater I v Wiveliscombe II September 11th Over Stowey I v Churchinford THIRD DIVISION FIXTURES – 2021 DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Carl Hooper Dulverton 01398 324494 / 07866 256769 [email protected] Marcus Walker Stoke St Mary 01823 412230 / 07586 413290 [email protected] May 1st Cannington v West Monkton II Crowcombe I v Kilve Dulverton v Carhampton Minehead v Lydeard St Lawrence North Curry Saints v Huish Champflower May 8th Carhampton v North Curry Saints Huish Champflower v Dulverton Kilve v Cannington Lydeard St Lawrence v Crowcombe I West Monkton II v Minehead May 15th Cannington v Minehead Carhampton v Huish Champflower Crowcombe I v West Monkton II Dulverton v Kilve North Curry Saints v Lydeard St Lawrence May 22nd Huish Champflower
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  • Somerset Mobile Library the Mobile Library Visits the Communities Listed Below

    Somerset Mobile Library the Mobile Library Visits the Communities Listed Below

    Somerset Mobile Library The Mobile Library visits the communities listed below. To find the date of a visit, identify the community and the route letter. Scroll down to the relevant route schedule. The location of each stop is given as well as the dates and times of visits for the current year. Community Day Route Community Day Route A E-F Alcombe FRI L East Brent FRI H Ashcott TUE N East Chinnock TUE E East Coker TUE E B East Lydford THU K Babcary THU C Edington TUE N Badgworth FRI H Evercreech THU K Bagley FRI H Exford FRI D Baltonsborough THU C Barton St. David THU C Beercrocombe THU P G Benter WED J Goathurst WED O Biddisham FRI H Greenham TUE I Blue Anchor FRI L Brent Knoll FRI H H Bridgetown (Exe Valley) TUE A Hardington Mandeville TUE E Bridgwater (Children's Centre) FRI Q Hatch Beauchamp THU P Broadway THU P Hemington MON M Brompton Regis TUE A Hillfarance TUE I Burtle TUE N Holcombe WED J Butleigh THU C I Ilchester WED B C Ilton THU P Cannington THU G Isle Abbots THU P Catcott TUE N Isle Brewers THU P Chantry WED J Chapel Allerton FRI H J-K Charlton Horethorne WED B Keinton Mandeville THU C Chedzoy FRI Q Kilve THU G Chillington WED F Kingston St. Mary WED O Chilton Polden TUE N Chiselborough TUE E L Churchinford WED F Leigh upon Mendip WED J Coleford WED J Lydeard St. Lawrence TUE I Combwich THU G Lympsham FRI H Cotford St Luke TUE I Creech St Michael THU P Crowcombe FRI L Cutcombe FRI D D Doulting THU K Durston WED O Community Day Route Community Day Route M S Merriott TUE E Shapwick TUE N Middlezoy FRI Q Shepton Mallet(Shwgrd) THU K Milton TUE E Shipham FRI H Minehead (Butlins) FRI L Shurton THU G Monksilver FRI L South Barrow WED B Moorlinch FRI Q Southwood THU C Mudford WED B Spaxton WED O Stapley WED F N Stawell FRI Q North Curry WED O Stockland Bristol THU G North Petherton (Stockmoor) FRI Q Stogumber FRI L North Wootton THU K Stogursey THU G Norton St.