EX33 - August 2023

Newsround tra - All The News - page 4

plained - Clifford Motorworks - page 8

perience - Kids Page - page 12

plained - A matter of balance - page 16

perience - Beach Reads - page 18

the boys n t door - The Braunton Neighbourhood Police Team - page 21

plained - The Growth Mindset - page 23

plained - Dogs Trust - pages 24/25

perience - Edd Kimber’s Olive Oil, Pistachio and Lemon snack cake - page 27

plained - Live well in Braunton - page 28

The Braunton press - pages 32/33

plained - The 60th anniversary of the Great Train Robbery - page 34

plained - August at Studio Kind - page 36

plained - Size is everything - page 40

The Dog N t Door - Doris - page 41

plained - Alan Titchmarsh - page 43

plained - Mr Consistency - page 44

The cat n t door - Frankie - page 46

plained - Fuelled for efficiency - page 47

plained - Croyde Ocean Triathlon - pages 48/49

plained - Embracing the pressure of parenting - page 50

perience - The National Trust - page 57

perpl Just for Fun - page 59

perience - What’s On - page 61

ind of Advertisers - page 62

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Braunton Travis Perkins For all your building & landscaping projects Open for trade & non trade

Monday to Friday 7.30am - 5.00pm Saturday 8.00am - 12.00

BRAUNTON & DISTRICT U3A

Monthly meeting in the Parish Hall - Tuesday 1st August - 10.30am. - This month we are having a coffee morning. Come along for coffee/tea and a biscuit, and a chat. Entry £2. Members only. New members welcome, sign up on the day. For more information on U3A activities check the U3A website or Facebook page.

BRAUNTON LIBRARY

Every Monday 10.30am to 11:15 Mini Readers - Under 5's, read a story and have a sing song and craft. Term time only. Every other Monday Crochet & coffee 2-4pm, enquire in library for details.

Tuesday Lego Club 3.30 - 4.30pm

Wednesday’s Sing and Shine under 5’s 10-11am, Stay & Play 11-12. Creative Writing second Wednesday of the month 1-3pm

Thursdays Adult Choir 9.30 - 10.30am

Fridays Art Box 3.30 - 4.30pm £1

Saturdays Lego Club 10.30 - 12.15am Reading groups please ask for details.

Wednesday 2nd - A visit from Exmoor Zoo - 1.30-2.30pm. £3 per person.

Monday 7th - Make a Mud Explosion Monster - 3.30-4.30pm - £1 per child.

All Lego clubs during August will have special themes, enquire in Library.

Volunteers required to help with Library Extra opening, 2 hours a month would make a difference. Need help with your laptop, tablet or phone Thursdays from 10.30, booking required. Other activities and events are all advertised on our Facebook page and website. Did you know that we have a free service delivering books to your door (Braunton area) if you are unable to get to the library? If you think you or someone else would benefit from the Devon Libraries Home Library Service then please contact us on 01271 812808

THE BRAUNTON MUSEUM AND INFORMATION

The museum opening hours from Monday 24th July will be as follows: Monday to Thursday 10am to 4pm. Friday 10am to 1pm. These times will continue until the end of August. Admission is free and we look forward to meeting our visitors.

BRAUNTON FUNDRAISING GROUP FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK

Come and see us at the Big Summer Bash on Saturday 5th August. We shall be selling the new seasons Christmas cards! Also have a go on the wheelbarrow raffle.

BRAUNTON PARKINSON’S CAFE

Second Monday of the month at the Vivian Moon Centre, Chaloners Road, Braunton, EX33 2ES - 10.30 -12noon. A Parkinson’s Cafe is specifically for people with Parkinson’s, their partners, carers, family and friends to meet together for a cuppa and a chat in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. It is organised by volunteers from Parkinson’s UK and the Rotary Club of Braunton Caen. Please join us for a chat and the opportunity to make new friends. Contact Sarah on 01271 816150 or just turn up.

THE ROTARY CLUB OF BRAUNTON

CAEN MEMORY CAFÉ

Last Wednesday of the month at the Vivian Moon Centre, Chaloners Road, Braunton, EX33 2ES 2-4pm

A memory café is a friendly and informal café with a warm Rotary welcome in a relaxed atmosphere, for people with memory problems. Please come and join us for a chat, fun and refreshments, as well as making new friends. It is free of charge. Just turn up or contact Geoff on 01271 815377.

EX33 - 07561 890 588

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Braunton Community Cafe

The Community Cafe is open every Thursday, including during the school holidays, from 2.30 - 4.30 in Christ Church

Braunton.

There are drinks and homemade cakes, games and craft activities, time to chat to old friends and make new friends.

The cafe is suitable for all ages and everyone is very welcome!

Adults refreshments - £1.50

Kids refreshments - free!

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Scam alert!

Unfortunately, we are still hearing of scams that are losing their victims thousands of pounds and it is happening in our community. There are too many to tell you about in this short article but one that keeps reappearing is the following. Criminals contact members of the public pretending to be from the victim’s bank or from HM Revenues & Customs (HMRC). They can contact via phone call, text or email and warn you that there’s been suspicious activity on your account. They then say that they’ve set up a separate “safe” account for you to transfer your money into – however this “safe” account actually belongs to the scammer. Similarly, some scammers will claim you need to withdraw cash from your account and they arrange to collect it from you. They may claim this is part of a police investigation.

If you get any calls from numbers you do not know, take five minutes to think: “Do I know who has contacted me? Are they who they say they are? Is this safe?”

Remember your bank, HMRC, the police, or any other trusted authority will never ask you for your PIN or banking passwords. They will never ask you to hand over cash or cards to a third party. Your bank will never ask you to transfer money to a different account.

Please warn any vulnerable neighbours, friends, and family that scams are still happening and to speak to a trusted person should they receive a call of a similar nature. .

To stay up to date on the latest scams, visit www.ActionFraud.Police.UK

If you are a victim of a scam, you can report this to Action Fraud on Tel: 0300 123 2040.

BRAUNTON ART GROUP

Our annual exhibition is at The Vivian Moon Centre, Chaloners Road, Braunton on Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August, 10am - 4pm.

This year will be a tribute to our good friend, member and artist, the late J.R Henderson. Members crafts and a working artist will be present. Refreshments available. Free entry.

Five reasons to give a retirement home to an OAP (Old Age Pooch)

The team at Dogs Trust Ilfracombe is reminding those considering adding a four-legged friend to their family that giving an older dog a home is just as rewarding as having a young pup, with older and wiser dogs having lots to offer.

• Older dogs do not need as much exercise as puppies do, but still enjoy frequent shorter walks – perfect for those who like to get some fresh air but going on an hour-long hike is not for them.

• OAPs (Older Age Pooches) tend to be fully house trained and experts at basic commands, saving time and energy needed when training a puppy.

• Golden oldies tend to enjoy snoozing, making them the perfect afternoon napping partner or to have them snuggle by your feet while you are working from home.

• Dogs are great companions at all ages but with an older dog, what you see is what you get – there should not be any surprises.

• It is a win-win for the dog and their owner“Not only can adopters of older dogs enjoy all the wonderful moments their canine companion brings, knowing that they have given a senior dog a peaceful and loving home for their later years is a heart-warming feeling which can’t be matched”, says Dogs Trust Ilfracombe Manager, Elise Watson.

Dogs Trust Ilfracombe currently has several great golden oldies who are looking for retirement homes where they can put their paws up, here is a little information on three of them:

Dash is a nine-year-old Greyhound with a sensitive side. A little unsure when making friends with new people, he prefers a gentle approach without too much pressure. Dash’s dream home would be in the countryside, nice and peaceful, away from traffic, with limited noise and with a nice secure, enclosed garden. He fits the definition of a couch potato well, as he loves to either stretch out or curl

up on a comfortable dog bed, human bed, or sofa. He is a gentle, sensitive soul and food is the way to his heart. He has a big love of chicken, cheese, and hot dog sausage, and this is the start of a great friendship. He would like calm walking canine friends but would like to be the only pet in the home.

George is a collie cross who has had a difficult start to life. He is also nine years old and would like to be the only dog in the home. Although he had never previously lived in a home, he has settled well into foster - he is house trained, travels well in the car and can live with children aged 11+. He would be a great companion for anyone looking to have a dog with them most of the time be it in the home or out and about. He is happy to walk in areas where there are other dogs but has no interest in playing or interacting with them.

Zac is the smallest of the oldies club. At 10 years old, do not let his age fool you, he can happily walk for miles. He adores his human friends and comes around very quickly for making new human friends. He finds it a little harder to make canine friends as he is unsure what to do when he meets them, so barks. His foster carers said, "Zac is a sweet, energetic little boy who enjoys a gentle body massage, and a scratch all over.' In his foster home, his favourite spot was on the sofa, or relaxing in the sun in the garden. He was excited to meet and greet any visitors to the home, then settled, and then enjoyed a fuss. He is housetrained and happy with car travel.

If you think you could offer any of these adorable golden oldies a home where they can spend their twilight years, visit www.dogstrust.org.uk/ rehoming

The Sports & Activities Directory is almost finished and we hope to send it to the printers by the end of July or early August. Progress has been delayed whilst Monica has chased up entries, however she is almost there and we are looking forward to seeing it in print and more importantly getting it out to the people who need it.

We held our first Youth Forum on the 3rd July at the Braunton Academy. There were 12 students, representing all ages and more importantly they shared some great ideas and visions. We have already secured funding to implement art taster sessions and will look at supporting & developing nature walks for young people, and we hope to work on some of the other ideas highlighted by the group. We are currently constructing a new youth section of support and information on our website, so young people are aware of what is available for them locally.

The free Baby Massage sessions with Early Nourishment have been a success, and I was lucky enough to be able to pop down to say hello, at the last session. The feedback was positive, and all felt it had been good to learn a new skill and to be able to have quality time with their babies. If anyone is interested in this course, contact support@livewellinbraunton.co.uk as we will be starting a waiting list and will try and secure further places.

The Wellbeing Walks are doing well, and we have extended the end time slightly (although not distance), as attendees are enjoying having the time to meet new people, share knowledge and enjoy the walks around the village.

A reminder the details are as follows:

Meeting point: Braunton Countryside Centre, in Caen Car Park Days &times: Every other Wednesday 10.30am-11.30/12pm. Please arrive 10 minutes early. (Times include pit stops and chances to take in the scenery). End time is dependent on the groups needs and abilities.

Followed by a free hot drink at The Braunton Countryside Centre.

Dates: 02nd August, 16th August, 30th August, 13th September, 27th September and fortnightly thereafter.

COMING SOON: Community Garden

Live Well in Braunton are currently looking to collaborate with local people & groups to develop a Community Garden. We already have a small list of interested parties but would welcome anyone who would live to assist to get this project off the ground. The vison is to have a safe green space that people can enjoy and give individuals/groups an opportunity to try out some gardening. The project is in the early developmental stage, but if you think you could help contact: connect@livewellinbraunton.co.uk

All Wooden Fencing Undertaken Gates and Decking

August 2023

Grants for Village Centre Businesses to Enhance Premises

Existing independent town centre businesses in North Devon (including Braunton) are to be given a boost as a scheme that will award small grants for improving shop fronts or other potential enhancement projects has been launched.

The aim of the Town Centre Enhancement Scheme is to encourage businesses to upgrade, repair and refurbish shopfronts in North Devon’s town centres in order to emphasise the individuality of the business premises and, where appropriate, the historic character of the town centres.

This is a capital grants scheme based on the award to North Devon Council within the UK Shared Prosperity fund investment plan for 2022/2024 within the ‘improvements to town centres and high streets’ strand. The council will contribute up to 50% of total eligible project costs, with businesses expected to match the council’s contribution. The maximum grant available is £2000 or 50% of eligible project costs, whichever is the lower amount. The grant is ideal for supporting small repair or improvement

projects such as fascia repairs, signage, painting and decorating, guttering, lighting and more.

We welcome grant applications from small or micro businesses and all charities and social enterprises. Retail, cafés, restaurants, pubs, financial/professional services, tourism and leisure businesses are all eligible for this grant, and other cases will be considered on their merits.

There is an open-application approach with no set deadlines throughout the year, meaning applications will be determined on their own eligibility and merit on a first-come, first-served basis. Buildings eligible for grant assistance from the council are commercial buildings that are situated within the sub-regional centre of Barnstaple or one of the following areas within North Devon: Braunton, Ilfracombe, Lynton & Lynmouth, Combe Martin and South Molton.

The decision as to whether any works proposed are eligible for a grant will be at the sole discretion of North Devon Council. Interested businesses can apply on North Devon Council’s website.

Tarka Country Trust Biodiversity Awards 2023

The Awards are for individuals and community groups to carry out projects to help local wildlife. Each award comes as a package, which includes a grant of up to £1,000 and individualised support from the trustees. The awards cover two themes:

 Addressing the loss of localised biodiversity

 Reversing the decline of Devon’s primroses

The Trust would be pleased to receive applications from:

 owners of land, which is of poor value in terms of biodiversity which would benefit from improvement

 groups working together to improve biodiversity within the local area

 individuals who want to improve the quantity and diversity of local wildlife

In the 2023 awards there are five awards of £500 to be spent on efforts to improve land for wildlife. There are also batches of 100 primrose plug plants for planting in suitable locations. For each award, as well as funding, each successful applicant will be assigned the dedicated support of one of the trustees of the Tarka Country Trust to provide expert advice and support. The deadline for these applications is 31/08/2023. To find out more and to apply for an award go to the Tarka Country Trust website at www.tarkacountrytrust.org.uk and complete the application form.

Meeting Calendar 2023

Chaloners Road

Braunton

Devon, EX33 2ES

Phone: 01271 812131

Email: info@brauntonparishcouncil.gov.uk

Web: www.brauntonparishcouncil.gov.uk

Facebook.com/BrauntonParishCouncil

Twitter: @brauntonparish

Hours: 09.00 - 12.00 Monday - Friday

Tracey Lovell, Clerk to the Council

Angela Corner, Senior Council Officer

Full Council meetings are now being held back in the Council Chamber and additional meetings, to primarily consider planning applications, are being held virtually.

Full Council Meeting, 7pm

Tuesday 8 August 2023

Additional Council Meeting, 7pm

Tuesday 29 August 2023

Braunton Parish Council

Clerk’s Office

Darling Greyhound Doris looking for her forever home.

-year-old Greyhound at Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, is looking for her forever home. A happy girl who adores her home comforts, Doris is instantly friendly with new people and enjoys a fuss and a snuggle. Doris likes to play with toys, and she sometimes enjoys a game of fetch, or she may just want to run around with her toy alone. She plods along nicely on her lead which makes walking with her an absolute a joy. She has gone on several trips with our volunteer off-site walkers, and they come back always singing her praises. Doris will need to be the only pet in the home and have opportunities to walk with other suitable canines when out and about.

Elise Watson, Centre Manager at Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, said:

“Doris is an absolute darling of a dog! She loves making new friends and is a hit with everyone she meets.

“She is currently living off-site in a foster home, on our Home from Home Scheme, but is now looking for her forever home. “Doris’s foster carer adores her, and says she is a wonderful and affectionate companion, who just sometimes needs a chance to settle. “As Doris is an ex-racing Greyhound, care maybe needed around small fluffy dogs, and when out and about Doris has been trained to happily wear a muzzle; as this keeps the local wildlife safe.”

Doris is happy to travel in a car that she knows, although initially with a new car she will need encouragement and treats. She is looking for a home with a garden or regular access to a secure field. Time left alone may need to be built up gradually. She will need a quiet home environment. Doris loves her bed and values her own space around it, and that will need to be respected.

Dogs Trust Ilfracombe is also calling on more people to offer a temporary home to dogs until they find their forever homes. Not only does this mean that the charity can support even more dogs, but it gives dogs waiting to find their forever family, like Doris, the chance to be cared for in a home environment. Fostering is a great opportunity for dog lovers to care for a dog in their home without the long-term commitment that comes with owning a dog. Dogs Trust covers all the essential costs whilst a dog is in a foster home, including vet bills, food, bedding, and toys. For more information about fostering, or if you think you could offer Doris a forever home, please visit https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/ rehoming/dogs/greyhound/1256464

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Meet Frankie, a large and handsome five year old tabby. A much loved pet since kittenhood he has always wanted to be the top cat at home, and in fact the whole street! He loved his human family and the dog who he shared them with but really does not like any other cats in his life. As time has passed this became quite stressful for him and his family so sadly it was decided that he would be far happier living in a quiet rural area with no other nearby cats he feels the need to dominate. He loves to go out hunting but once back home is a very friendly puss who enjoys human company. We think he would be suited to a home with older children as has had no experience of young ones. Although it has been a very painful decision for his family to give up this loving cat, they and us are hoping someone will be able to give Frankie the freedom and space he needs to be a happy puss once again.

For further information please contact:

T: 03453714203

E: barnstaplecats@hotmail.com

W: www.cats.org.uk/barnstaple

F: barnstaplecatsprotection

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Cat of the Month - Frankie

CROYDE OCEAN TRIATHLON SHOWCASES STAMINA AND SUSTAINABILITY IN FIRST EVENT UNDER NEW OWNERS PLASTIC FREE NORTH DEVON

The ninth “stunning and savage” Croyde Ocean Triathlon took place on Sunday 2 July with 419 competitors battling it out on the beautiful North Devon coastline.

The Croyde Ocean Triathlon is recognised as one of the UK’s most challenging and scenic events. It was one of 220 Triathlon’s “Top 23 must-do” triathlon challenges for 2019, and shortlisted for best triathlon in the UK for 2020.

The course involves a 1.5km ocean swim at Putsborough Sands, followed by a 38km road bike course and a 12km off-road run over hilly coastal terrain, taking in the sights of the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere, North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the newly designated North Devon World Surfing Reserve.

Unfortunately, due to the unfavorable sea conditions, the RNLI took the difficult decision to cancel the swim, so instead the athletes did a 2km beach run before taking on ‘The Hero of the Hill’ challenge up the steep ascent out of Putsborough Beach before hopping on their bikes.

This was the ninth year the event has taken place, and the first under the new ownership of local environmental charity Plastic Free North Devon, with 100% of profits from both the Croyde Ocean Triathlon and sister event the Exmoor Swim now going to charity.

Many of the competitors taking part today were raising sponsorship for Plastic Free North Devon, as well as local charities Children’s Hospice South West and Family Compass.

The overall winner in this year’s event was Hamish James who finished the course in 2h09m32s.

The youngest competitor was 17 and the oldest was 70.

Around 140 volunteers joined in on the day to help ensure the event ran smoothly and our local RNLI team who ended up cheering the beach runners on!

Race director Jo Hibberd said: “At 4am in the morning I looked out at the Atlantic Ocean with a huge sense of pride and privilege at being at the helm of this event. The local support we receive is incredible, our community simply rocks! There is an enormous team effort that makes this special triathlon take place every year. A big thanks to the competitors for supporting us and the volunteers for starting at 5am in the morning!”

The Plastic Free North Devon team has been closely involved with the event since its inception in 2015, and in 2018 the event was awarded the accolade of being the first plastic-free sports event of its kind by Surfers Against Sewage. The charity has created a robust sustainability plan that is being implemented over the next few years to make this event the leading light in sustainable sports events nationwide. Features of the plan include: onsite vendor stipulations, sports merchandise purchasing guidelines, single-use plastics ban on site, reusable coffee cup return scheme and athlete event guidance, to name but a few.

Plastic Free North Devon CEO Claire Moodie commented: “ I’m so proud to see this event unfold knowing that it is now a Plastic Free North Devon event raising vital funds for our charity. It was strange to be on the other side of the finish line but just as amazing. I’m always blown away at how many people give up their spare time to come and help us make this event happen, I love the energy they bring. I love sport, I love our community, I love looking after the planet and this event does it all in one and I can’t wait to see what next year brings.”

The main corporate sponsor for both events is North Devon based dryrobe®, a company on a mission to inspire, enable, and improve the experience of an active outdoor lifestyle for everyone, and whose recent B Corporation™ certification reflects their ongoing commitment to building a sustainable business with environmental protection at its core. Other tri sponsors include Ninety One, 79 Group, BornBound, solicitors Brewer, Harding and Rowe, and Putsborough Sands.

Next year’s event will take place on 14 July 2024 and for the first time a “Still Stunning but Less Savage” Mini Tri is on offer, featuring a 1k swim, 22k bike ride and 5k run. Early bird tickets go on sale from 22 July 2023 at croydeocean.co.uk

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Run when you can, walk if you have to, crawl if you must; just never give up.” - Dean Karnazes

Dance / Fitness / Diet Classes:

Dancing Feet Academy of Dance - 816213

Salsa & Flamenco Dance Lessons with Mercedes - 269146

Kendra Pilates with Rachael - 07904 219085

Yoga with Jules - 07813 874121

Yoga with Simone - 07860 604698

Karen’s Dance/Fitness - 07765 603558

Cardio Kick! - 07876 406077

Toddler Groups: South Street Baby Group - 07776 261541

South Street Toddler Group - 07776 261541

Noisy Nippers @ South Street - 07776 261541

St Brannock’s Babies & Toddler Group - 07980 915660

Paratroopers Fitness for 3 - 5 yr olds with Laura - 07775 182391

Tag Rugby for Years 2, 3 and 4 with Laura - 07775 182391

Chatty Paces Running Group - Start at the Athletics Track - 07980 342144

Braunton Belly dance Club - 325793

Hypno Yoga for Pregnancy and Birth with Kristina - 07907508624

Women's Meditation and Relaxation Circle with Kristina - 07907508624

Paula Harrison Yoga - yoga@paulaharrison.eco - 07917 365318

Private/group yoga and somatic movement classes - 07738014383

Clubs:

The Saturday SOB Club (SOB = Short of Breath) - 890217

Braunton Original Badminton Club - 374419 or 890185

Braunton Bridge Club - 01271 813000

Braunton Camera Club - Meet on Monday evenings contact Chairpersons 07812753361/01271883306

The Village Quilters (4th Saturday) - 813460

Braunton Out Of School Club - 07855 736631

Vivian Moon Community Centre Coffee Morning - 815924

Rotary Club of Braunton Caen. www.brauntoncaenrotary.co.uk

Rotary Club of Braunton - www.brauntonrotary.org

Empathy - need some company - See www.brauntonchurch.org

Air Cadets 722 Chivenor Squadron - 07920 091557

Aikido Club - 01769 560605 or 861243

Braunton Army Cadets - 07970 082963

Croyde Surf Lifesaving Club - 890101

Croyde Surf Club www.croydesurfclub.com

Braunton Karate Club - 07736 936738 unionkaratedo.com

Braunton Art Group - 07909 753846

Georgeham and Croyde Art Group - 890215

Braunton Twinning Organisation - 549828/814532

Braunton Tennis Clubwww.clubspark.lta.org.uk/brauntontennisclub

Georgeham and Croyde Garden Club - 07989841432

Natural Dog Club monthly meeting - 01271 624602 (2nd Wednesday of every month)

Church Services (Sundays unless stated)

Beaver Colony - 816780

Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553

Braunton Sea Scouts - 871374

Braunton Rainbows - 816340

Braunton Brownies - 816340

Braunton Guides - 816340

Cub Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553

Beaver Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553

Caen Bridge Club - 812121

Braunton Caen Rotary Memory Café (last Wed 2-4pm) - Stan 816340

Braunton Lodge of Freemasons - 812651

See Hear Centre, Barnstaple - 01271 373236

Braunton Bowling Clubwww.brauntonbowlingclub.co.uk - 813317

Braunton BMX Club - www.brauntonbmxclub.org.uk

Braunton Youth Club - www.brauntonyouthclub.co.uk

South Street Evangelical Church. (currently meeting at Christ Church) 4pm. Tel: 07879 773085

Coastal Community Church - Tel: 813515

(Currently meeting at Sticklepath Primary School, Barnstaple at 10.30am) Life Group -

Thursdays at 10.30am in Braunton. www.coastalcommunitychurch.org.uk

Christ Church Braunton. 10.30am, Wednesday 10.30am. Tel: 812574

Our Lady Star of the Sea at Ilfracombe is now the mother church of the parish. For information please phone 01271 863563

St Brannocks C of E Church (Braunton). 9.45am, Wednesday 10am. Tel: 813367

St Augustine's (Heanton). 11am. Tel: 815795

St Anne’s C of E Church (Saunton). 11am. Tel: 813367

St Marys C of E (Croyde). 9am. Tel: 890616

Croyde Baptist Church. 11am. Tel: 813395

St Georges C of E (Georgeham). 10.30am. Tel: 890616

Christian Science Society Barnstaple 11am Wed 6.15pm Tel: 323741

www.christiansciencenorthdevon.co.uk

For more details on any club or event please ring the relevant number