Church working party	Saturday November 14th at 10.00am
Special Bellringers service	Sunday November 22nd at 10.00am
Candle-light Carol service	Sunday December 13th at 4.00pm

Friday October 23rd 2009	A talk in St James's Church was given by a local resident who explained how, after being evacuated to this area during the war, she came to realise just how fortunate she had been with the result that she returned to live here when the war was over.	Regret no photos
Saturday  18 Jul 2009	Unusually the weather was dull this year for the Curry Mallet & Beercrocombe Village Fete.  Despite this and one rather long shower there was a good turnout and events included many old favourites.  Bale rolling and home brewed wines being shown here.
Tuesday 19 May 2009	Despite rain early on we were fortunate to have a bright evening for the annual visit of the Taunton Morris Men to the village this year.  As usual the varied dancing was enjoyed by the villagers who came to watch.
Monday 18 May 2009	This year the Beercrocombe and District History Soc. went to Watchet from their annual trip.  Unfortunately the weather was not kind and much of the time it rained.  Most of the members took advantage of the West Somerset Railway to make their way there.
Saturday  2 may 2009	This year the annual plant sale was held on a pleasant sunny day in the Muskay.  The turn out was good and selling was so brisk that almost all the plants were sold within one hour.  A very successful sale in aid of church funds.
2 & 6 February 2009	On these two days the village awoke to the fairly rare sight of significant falls of snow.  The 2nd Feb was sunny with about 2 ins of snow and the 6th of Feb dawned dull with at least 4 ins of snow which was still falling.  We were without services  until the 7th when a snow plough was used to help matters.
January 2009	Following a request by the Parish Council workmen from South Somerset District Council came and removed a part of a tree leaning across a bridge in the parish.  A few days later several members of the Parish council spent an hour or two tidying up the area and removing wood from the stream bed where it had fallen.
Saturday 1 November 2008	On a cold but dry day a good number members of the village gathered at St James to give the church and the churchyard a clean up.  Just some of the helpers appear in the photographs.