At the Annual Town Meeting today, we heard the annual report from Cllr Pam Barrett, the mayor of Buckfastleigh & Chair of Buckfastleigh Town Council, which summarises the work of the council for the year 2017-18. Read it here: Mayor’s Report 2018.
Due to recent events the town stores of Grit and Salt are now being kept at a central location in Buckfastleigh. Anyone needing any grit/salt should contact the town ranger who will arrange access to the stores. Many thanks to Councillor Huw Cox and friends for help in the removal and re-storing of grit and […]
Agenda Summary 18.04.18
The Town Council received a Development Brief for 30 properties on Holne Road and requested that the developers come to a public meeting to discuss them. Burrington Estates have said they do not wish to attend a meeting as they feel they have already spent a lot of time and money on consulting the public […]
Do you know someone in town you’d like to see honoured for all the work they do on behalf of the community? If so, please complete the nomination form here* There are 4 Award categories: Long Service – working for the community for many years Young Volunteer – making a difference up to the age […]
Agenda Summary 14.03.18
The Town Council has now received a Development Brief for 30 properties on Holne Road and is requesting that the developers, Burrington Estates, come to a public meeting to discuss its plans, as well as offering the online consultation (more info on this here). This email was sent on 5th March. Hopefully a date for […]
Burrington Estates are asking residents to comment on their Development Brief for the residential development site at Holne Road, Buckfastleigh. Holne Road is an allocated residential development site (Proposal BCK2) in the Dartmoor National Park Authority Local Plan. A Development Brief is a blueprint for how the site should come forward – it is not […]
Key messages – 14.02.18
Agenda Summary 14.02.18
Key Messages – 10.01.18
Street Maintenance Cleared steps to Holy Trinity church, path by allotments at back of Fore St, and bridge on Strode Rd. The DNP ranger and a team of volunteers assisted with some of these activities Two new street signs have been requested from Teignbridge District Council A dangerous tree at the back of Hamlyn Way […]
Agenda Summary 10.01.18
