Local response to Covid-19 policies

Does anyone have any spare cotton or poly cotton bedding (sheets/duvets and pillow cases) that can be donated for scrubs? 

If you are able to donate them please contact Lynne Lane who is making them for North Devon District Hopsital.....  Thank you!

 

Anyone planning or considering a visit to our beautiful Parish please postpone it indefinitely until at least the Covid-19 lockdown measures are withdrawn or modifified to allow travel for recreational puprposes

 

We have now received advice from the Devon Association of Local Councils (DALC) about the conduct of Council business during the period of the lockdown which restricts us meeting in person. Alwington Parish Council’s meeting planned for 12 May will now take place electronically between Councillors.

There will be no AGM this year - the annual accounts will be agreed by the Council at this or a future meeting depending on the progress with audit.

An agenda has been posted on the website and on notice boards: if anyone wishes to riase a matter for the Council's attention at this meeting please notify the Clerk by clicking This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

Following the measures announced by the Prime Minister on Monday 23 March the Parish Council has set up a local support network in consultation with other stakeholders including St Andrews Church. For more information please see our dedicated Covid-19 virus section on this website. 

A big shout out to Lynne Lane and Alison Browning who have set up a local milk delivery for the folks in Woodtown 

 

We will post other notices on noticeboards as far as is possible and on the website with updates as soon as we can to keep contact with everyone at this time.

Gordon Lester
Chairman
Alwington Parish Council

 

27 April 2020

 

 

Welcome To Alwington Parish

Occupying a stunning part of the beautiful North Devon Heritage coast, the Parish of Alwington covers an area stretching from Peppercombe to Babbacombe and Cockington, towards Greencliffe on the Abbotsham Parish border, then moving inland from Bideford Bay, it includes such quaintly named spots as Knotty Corner as well as the villages or hamlets of Fairy Cross, Ford, Alwington and Woodtown, before moving on down to the boundary at Yeo Vale. means "the town within or below the wood".

 

 

Devon and Cornwall alert

The Devon and Cornwall alert system helps the police obtain information on happenings in the local area whilst also keeping people informed and aware. The system is designed so that people can recieve the infromation they would like, and subscribers do not recieve alerts on every incident. The main goal is to help reduce crime and also help to give the police more information regarding crime.

 

Click here to register or for more information.

Sadly today there are no shops, post offices or pubs within the Parish boundaries, but there are such facilities within a mile or two  -  Horns Cross has two pubs, the Coach & Horses and Hoops Inn, both with B&B accommodation, and there are a number of self catering holiday cottages -  there is no Post Office within the Parish, the nearest being at Bucks Cross, on the A39 heading towards Bude, which also offers grocery items and newspapers.

 Alwington Village Hall was constructed in 1933, it is ideal for various events, including skittles, dancing classes, concerts, quiz evenings, horticultural shows and the like.

 

 Alwington Annual Horticultural Show

 

Will be held at

ALWINGTON VILLAGE HALL
EX39 5AW

OPEN TO ALL

 

Saturday 15th August 2020

2.30pm – 4.30pm.

 

Admission £1 Children free
Refreshments available

Grand Draw & Prize Giving 4.30pm.

 

Please bring along your surplus fruit, vegetables & produce to sell on our stall, to raise funds for the Village Hall.

 

Please click here for entry form and full details