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Chittlehamholt, Satterleigh and Warkleigh Parish Council is the first tier of local government for the two parishes of Chittlehamholt and Satterleigh and Warkleigh.

On this website, you will find information about the council, the parishes, who we are and what we do. You will also find links to the website of local community organisations.

If you have any suggestions or comments for the council, please use the contact form.

We hope you find your visit useful and enjoyable.

 

Due to the current situation with regard to the Coronavirus pandemic and the risk of contracting COVID-19, this section of the Parish Council website will be dedicated for the foreseeable future to providing information on activities in the local community which are aimed at supporting residents and providing information regarding the current situation. Parish Council meetings will be held in a virtual environment for the foreseeable future. If you wish to participate in a meeting, please contact the Parish Clerk.

If you have concerns or need help, please contact  one of the resources on this website or one of your councillors.

Please continue to heed government advice and stay safe.

Chittlehamholt, Satterleigh and Warkleigh Parish Council

 

Wth the adevnt of the second lockdown in November, the Community Help Group has restarted its activities and is ready to provide assistance to parishioners where necessary, as it did during the first lockdown.

 The Council was pleased to learn of North Devon Council’s decision that the Exeter Inn should be added to the list of Commi=unity Assets (ACVs) held by North Devon Council.

Phase 2 of the Council's highway maintenance work will be starting soon.

In recent weeks councillors have spent some time discussing the condition of each item of play equipment and the costs involved in either their replacement or repair where possible. It was agreed that grants for assisting in repair or replacement be sought before any further decisions could be made. 

The Council was pleased to learn that North Devon Council has agreed a grant of £100 (via the Community Councillor Fund) towards the repair of the noticeboard outside the Village Hall.

The September issue of the Police Rural Affairs Newsletter is now available here [PDF].

We are pleased to report another year of successful trading here at Chittlehamholt supporting the community.

The year saw steady use of the hall with many regular events for local clubs and societies:

The North Devon Biosphere in partnership with Orchards Live and supported by the Devon County Council locality grants scheme and the National Lottery Heritage Fund (as part of the Pledge for Nature project) are offering small grants towards the creation and management of community orchards.

Ash dieback is a disease affecting ash trees in our countryside and towns. It threatens to wipe out over 90% of Britain’s native ash species and is likely to cause safety issues that need to be managed by landowners in high-risk areas.

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