It is not the intention to invade the privacy of, or cause undue embarrassment to, any individual or family by way of comment, advertisement or reproduction of any article from any other legitimate source if reproduced in good faith. Should any such grievance be felt then it is requested that an immediate email to either of the co-owners of this web site - Linda Cobbledick or David Martin detailing the reasons for any such objection and appropriate action will be taken as soon as is reasonably possible. Village photographs are likely to contain living members of the community and in many cases it would be unreasonable or impossible to ascertain the whereabouts of those persons in order to seek approval for inclusion of such photographs on this website. If any such person feels that they would rather not be included on this web site then again, an email to either owner of this website will result in the necessary action being implemented, bein deemed a reasonable request. Please be aware that third parties may be placing and reading cookies on your users’ browser, or using web beacons to collect information, in the course of ads being served on our website.  There are user options for cookie management available in most browsers. Your co-operation and understanding is greatly appreciated in the composition of this community website.

Thanks

No community website can survive without help from a number of people, clubs, businesses, organisations and committees, and this website is no exception. We both wish to publicly thank all those who have given us words of support and the many of you who have given material objects.We cannot list everyone who has helped as that would be like re-writing the censes for Week St. Mary, but we do  acknowledge the following:

• "A ROMANCE IN WEEK ST. MARY" by M.V.H. & A.L.S. published by Frederick Warne & Co Ltd 1930
• "A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF WEEK ST. MARY" by Miss D. J. Matthews