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CottJgc: Ellicom NOTES: The West Somerset CLIMATE CHANGE · WHERE MODELLED CLIMATE CHANGE Community College Farm RESULTS ARE AVAILABLE, THESE ARE SHOWN ON THE MAPS. � IN OTHER AREAS, THE EXTENT OF PRESENT DAY FLOOD D,:,er Conyg,J Holt ZONE 2 SHOULD BE USED AS THE INDICATIVE EXTENT OF Easter Pennywood Wood Farm FUTURE FLOOD ZONE 3 FOR THE 2080S (2070 • 2115). Hopcott Common S unton It P ntat1on Alcombe REQUIREMENTS FOR MORE DETAILED ASSESSMENTS OF II --IL Common CLIMATE CHANGE AS PART OF SITE SPECIFIC FLOOD RISK Huntscott ASSESSMENTS SHOULD BE AGREED WITH THE RELEVANT Griffith·s Quarrv STAKEHOLDERS THROUGH PRE·APPLICATION DISCUSSIONS. • Wootton Ruller * Common •.. Cros3 MAPS SH OULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE JOINT LEVEL 1 STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT. Hurlypool Wootton Wootton THE EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK IS OUT OF SCOPE FOR THIS Quarry • Courtenay Plantatlo1 SFRA - A STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT FOR EXMOOR The WAS COMPLETED IN 2014 AND IS HELD BY THE EXMOOR Luwns NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Hensley wood /Jridge Dun�ter Park: Brockwell '==------ A 28108/19 SG FIRSTISSLE FJH 08 < lue Rev OATE: ORW DESCRIPTION CHK APP 0 nchor 1 -:> FOR INFORMATION ONLY '9 • Ge-offrevs Ford South Dunster Oa� View Bonniton Park 1¥1&11 Somerset West Totterdown Ban and Taunton Cowbndge Farm Plantat on King, Deane House. Belverdere Road. Kings Orchard. 1 Queen Street, 69 Taunton, Somerset, Bristol, 8S2 OHO Hedqe Car • Coppu:e TA11HE Tel: +44 (0) 117 930 2000 Fa1rgarderi Nutcombe ' Farm Atl,er www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk www.wsp.com Nurcombe Farm Bottom CllENT: Burrow SOMERSET WEST AND TAUNTON J"j Stile Well PROJECT: Down Farm Windwhrstle Aller Briddicott £/�worthy Bickham Hill JOINT LEVEL 1 STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK Allotment Farm ' J Hur Wood ASSESSMENT Timberscombe El�worthy Common TIT1..E: <. Broadwood FLOOD MAP FOR PLANNING AND CLIMATE Farm Wlthycombc­ CHANGE • FLOOD ZONES 2 3 fast HMwood Wood & Cottage Tlmber'5combe • Wood DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED: Withycombe SG FJH Hill Withycom e 89 DB 0 2 3 km QGIS FILE: SCALE @A 1; DATE: 1 1 f H19her � LE EL 1 SFRAModels ---------="'--------------I- V -FZ 'J1o.-tdwoi;>d -! 1: 15000 2B/06/2019 ga Dumbledeer Contains Environment Agency information © Environment Agency and/or 2 & 3 FOR PLOTTING.qgs - Plantation lower PROJECT No: ORA.WING Nq,: REV; nd �----------------------.,., .,- ,... .,. ,- .,-----,-------------------------------� � Oumbledeer database rights 2019 Har wood ✓ Contains OS data© Crown copyright and database right (2019) 70049028 WS_2003 A Gu worth KEY PLAN Cardiff-Wales Airport Weston-super Bur 0 thy on Bu,yonJy Ch 1pdCombc Legend • Somerset West and Taunton Boundary Wyd n Allotment Bratton Ball Exmoor National Park � Fluvial 3b (Assumed) - lino .n Hi er own o Fluvial 3a Selworthy ouaqes ·;..o'-'� � 1 ; I 'r..�c:'1� � "? mr'fr]IM•<ii¼� C O JI bfi "' ,1 ';_ 0 'I::. 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Wootton THE EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK IS OUT OF SCOPE FOR THIS Courtenay SFRA - A STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT FOR EXMOOR WAS COMPLETED IN 2014 AND IS HELD BY THE EXMOOR Blue Anchor" I wn NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY~ �() I I Av1II * Brockwed r , r1 I\ 01#07'19 SG f!RST ISSI.E Knowl(' farm FJH DB I Bung low (" REV DATE ORW DESCRIPTION CHK APP 0 STAllJS: ., FOR INFORMATION ONLY .J;) Ford I 111 1 Somerset West lotterdow, and Taunton Cowbridge t-arm Deane House, Belvedere Road, Taunton, Kings Orchard, 1 Queen Street, Somerset. 8rislol, 6S2 OHQ TA11HE Tel: +44 (0) 117 930 2000 F rqard n T1rnberscombe Nut omb� www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk Farrn I r www.wsp.com NUtCC'lrf'lbl.' I rn bt)ttom CLIENT: Bu,row SOMERSET WEST AND TAUNTON PROJECT: u hi rt Aller 7 rl,;wor liy Hill JOINT LEVEL 1 STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK Allmmen ASSESSMENT T1mberscombe Comrnon Brr dw ,m FLUVIAL FLOOD ZONE 3a & 3b .v, H rw ori Cott 1J " w DRAWN: i3ougam CHECKED; W1thycomhP APPROVED: DB t-1rrn ,89 SG FJH Hill OGIS FILE; SCALE@At; 1 0 1 2 3 km �----------'""'--------------- t,qr'll.'i --1 LEVEL 1 SFRAModels -3a 1: 15000 1g,1t Q11mhh!Clrr, Contains Environment Agency information© Environment Agency and/or & 3b FOR PLOTTING.qgs 08/07/2019 l W<I PROJECTNo: REV: nd umbl >r.!e,.,, database rights 2019 DRAWING No: �-----------------------,"' ,-- -="' ,--------------------------------------� , ,r wn od Contains OS data© Crown copyright and database right (2019) 70049028 ws 2103 A \I ,Ml II KEY PLAN Pen 0 Cardiff-Wales Barry � T Airport Weston-super N Bu 7 or 0 thy Grrv,naJ ,,9h r •m '.) on urgundy Ch p l Comb• uth lton Legend ... Spatial flood defences Wvdan Beach Al:otmC'ot Bratton .. ,, Cliff Ball Wyl'1nn Dunes f1rm Embankment M1ndon Flood Gate Selworthy Cottagec; High Ground Th• Wall Strand Flow control structures ,••'\__ . r.,. Flap valve ..... a_r,LO OC _ .-L ■ ■ ■ er_;,,� .. ...� . _____0 __ .. •• Beach • �•• ; .. E11lyt1h " Outfall ��"" • •• Ct:illdQ• • Penstock Ill Screen Bratton • Iii Sluice ., ,, • Stoplogs ,; "' Tilting Weir ---- t�"'. - Weir HC>ador, Co\t.1qe •. � Areas benefitting from defences - Environment Agency .-s,;. "r "'!t>i· ' main rivers - Ordinary Watercourses We<iit Close Exmoor National Park T1vfngton Somerset West and Taunton J (J, Higher District Boundary Hopcott Ivin9ton common .. Blue Anchor Bay fething!.ton� Coltagr Gillhams J. 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Dunster I Wootton Hwlvpo J THE EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK IS OUT OF SCOPE FOR THIS Quarry 11 --�w.�ai;i-1 SFRA - A STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT FOR EXMOOR Courtenay ;:;;;_;• � ,.. ers :- 2� □ -�1 WAS COMPLETED IN 2014 AND IS HELD BY THE EXMOOR a Blue Anchor NATIONAL PARK AUTHORJTYN 53 �Q t ,, JI 1 II l Brockwell ·'n • I I "-- I A Oll/0 S S S S F O B ' \ t ------- f--------�ro�fltt � -- --t Knowtr- F rm � --y -.'::,,_ Tlf-::- - l- -+- 711 t-9 G+- -+- --l _ _ - ------'-'R_T_I _UE____ __+ -CHKJH APP Bung.ilow REV DATE ORW DESCRIPTION ;; FOR INFORMATION ONLY ._p _/r f I V I Ford ,t'iultl K1tswatl 0.JP'.ih!' v,r.,_ farru lo• P.;irl<. q Somerset West Boo �-'-.. • 0 @:flEII J0Lterd1Jwr1 J - and Taunton > '?'-.-<"I ''' Cowbndge 1-.nm ,:-a I Deane House, Belvedere Road, � Kings Orchard, 1 Queen Street, 0 Taunton, Somerset. Bristol, 8S2 OHQ CarhajTipton Tel: +44 (0) 117 930 2000 TA1 1HE ,rg,ird n Tirnberscombe N1..1tt:ombt: harm A.lk•r www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk www.1NSp.com N1drrunh,� farm Ootlonl CLIENT: Burrow SOMERSET WEST AND TAUNTON St.te / PROJECT: Down /Vlm1wh1!;.t!, Aller 11,;.wridhy Bridd1cott I 8 d:.ham Hill �Mm JOINT LEVEL 1 STRATEGIC FLOOD RISK AUotmt>n' ,, farni ASSESSMENT Tlmberscombe Co1nrno11 TITLE: Wlthtcombe AREAS BENEFITTING FROM FLOOD DEFENCES Wood DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED: BCJugam Withvcombe , fll B9 SG FJH DB Hill 1 OGJS F!l.E:: 3CALE@A1: OAT£: 1 0 2 3 krn ,-----------""'-------------"-----! 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    Exmoor Society Guided Walks 2017

    EXMOOR SOCIETY GUIDED WALKS 2017 Wednesday 5th April 2017 10:30am - 3:30pm Two Exmoor Rivers and Two Exmoor Villages Enjoy fine views on this walk alongside the rivers Exe and Barle, visiting both Withypool and Exford. Appx 8 miles including a steep ascent and wet underfoot in places. Please bring a picnic and wear weatherproof clothing and footwear. (Ref. MC) Meet: Withypool car park, Withypool, TA24 7QP. Grid Ref. 844353 Tuesday 18th April 2017 10:00am - 12:30pm Lynton and Valley of Rocks - An historic tour This is a fascinating 2.5-hour walk to see a different view of Lynton, to learn how it has been shaped over the years and how the Victorians were drawn to the splendour of the Valley of Rocks. 2.5 mls/2.5 hours. (Ref. TP) Meet: Valley of Rocks ENPA car park & picnic area (car park near public toilets), Lynton, EX35 6JH. Grid Ref. 7113 4968 Sunday 23rd April 2017 2:30pm - 5:00pm Discovering Dunster’s Hidden History This is a fascinating and easy-going walk around Dunster village looking at its historic buildings and secret places. About 1.5 miles. (Ref. JG) Meet: Dunster Visitor Information Centre, Dunster Steep, Dunster, TA24 6SE. Grid Ref. SS 992438 Monday 24th April 2017 2:00pm - 4:30pm Ilkerton Ridge and the Cuckoo Enjoy stunning scenery and open moorland in this remote landscape on a 3.5ml/5.5km walk along Ilkerton Ridge, to the folly and Ruckham Combe, with the hope of hearing the first cuckoo. In the event of wet weather, a shorter route of 2.5ml/4km may be taken.
  • The Dunster Benefice Newsletter 3Rd September 2021

    The Dunster Benefice Newsletter 3Rd September 2021

    The Dunster Benefice Carhampton, Dunster, Timberscombe, Withycombe with Rodhuish, Wootton Courtenay Newsletter 3rd September 2021 In this issue: BRING AND SHARE •Benefice Tea BENEFICE TEA •Replica Shroud of Turin Exhibition (cake and scones) th •Readings & Collect Sunday 5th THURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER September 3.30-5pm •Services this Week You are welcome to arrive any time from 3pm. DUNSTER TITHE BARN Replica Shroud of Turin Exhibition (Reception Area) All Saints’ Church, Rockwell Green, Wellington, TA21 9DH. The exhibition Thank you to all those who have said they includes information boards about art, can come. We can certainly accommodate history and the latest research on the latecomers too. Tea and coffee will of shroud. Free entry, donations welcome, course be supplied, but please bring refreshments available. Open Saturday something to share for tea together. 11th and Monday 13th September, 10am - 4.30pm and on Sunday 12th ALL WELCOME September, 11.15am Sung Eucharist and a Reflection on the Shroud followed by viewing 12.30pm - 4.30pm. Sunday 5th September (Fourteenth after Trinity) Readings & Collect Merciful God, your Son came to save us and bore our sins on the cross: may we trust in your mercy and know your love, rejoicing in the righteousness that is ours through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Common Worship Collect taken from Common Worship: Services and Prayers for the Church of England © The Archbishops’ Council 2000 James 2. 1-13 My brothers and sisters, do you with your acts of favouritism really believe in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ? For if a person with gold rings and in fine clothes comes into your assembly, and if a poor person in dirty clothes also comes in, and if you take notice of the one wearing the fine clothes and say, ‘Have a seat here, please’, while to the one who is poor you say, ‘Stand there’, or, ‘Sit at my feet’, have you not made distinctions among yourselves, and become judges with evil thoughts? Listen, my beloved brothers and sisters.