Devon and Cornwall Alert is a two way community messaging system operated by Devon and Cornwall Police. The system helps the police to connect with local communities, it tells people what is happening in their area and allows them to respond directly with any information.

The ‘Easy Read’ version of the Devon and Cornwall PCC’s Police and Crime Plan 2021–25 is now available.

The Council requests that parishioners and visitors use the litter bin by the entrance to Launds playing field sensibly.

With a £300 grant from the Devon Biosphere, the Council has been able to create a community orchard of 20 fruit trees in the Launds Playing Field.

Devon & Cornwall Police have been alerted by different sources, to a scam that is now in wider circulation that starts with a text and advises the user that they are eligible to apply for the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Police and Crime Commissioner's Annual Report for 2019-2020 is now available.

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

Phase 2 of the Council's highway maintenance work has recently been completed.

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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