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The Braunton Community Page BRAUNTON & DISTRICT U3A Monthly meetings in the Parrish Hall, 1st Tuesday of the month. Next meeting is Tuesday October 6th 10.30 in the parish hall. This month we have The Barnstaple Ladies Choir. Entry £2 includes tea/coffee and a biscuit. Members only, new members welcome, sign up on the day. For more information on U3A activities check the Braunton U3A website. BRAUNTON LIBRARY Mondays 11.15-12.00 Stay & Play. Every other Monday Crochet & coffee 2-4pm, enquire in library for details. Creative Writing second Wednesday of the month 1-3pm. £2. Wednesday’s Stay & Play 11.15-12.30. Thursdays 9.30-11am Stay & Play. Saturdays Playmobil 10.15-Midday for 4 year Olds plus. Reading Groups please ask for details. Pebble painting for adults, ask in Library for details. Children’s crochet for 9 year olds & over ask in Library for details Volunteers required to help with Library Extra opening, 2 hours a month would make a difference. Nov 29th pantomime “Jack and the Beanstalk” tickets on sale late October. 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 01271812808 BRAUNTON COUNTRYSIDE CENTRE Open 10am-4pm every day except Sunday, come in and learn about local flora & fauna. Lots to keep children, and adults interested. Entry is free, but a small donation is always welcome. CHRIST CHURCH, BRAUNTON
Lets Face It! A powerful exhibition. Stories, photos, music and poetry; a time to reflect on the realities of homelessness and housing insecurity. Christ Church, Barnstaple Oct 10th - 15th. On Sat Oct 10th 7:30pm, Launch concert with Rhys Wynn Jones. Exhibition open at Christ Church: Sun 11th 1-4pm, Mon 12th 1-4pm and 6-7:30pm, Tues 13th 10-4pm, Wed 14th 1-4pm and 6-7:30pm and Thurs 1-4pm. All events free; donations invited for Freedom Centre and Encompass
THE BRAUNTON MUSEUM AND INFORMATION
Even though we had a very warm summer we had quite a few number of visitors to the museum. We now have some quiz sheets for children (and adults) so come and have a go and see what we have in the museum. Our times of opening have changed back to Monday to Thursday 10 to 3pm and Friday 10 to 1pm. With the new extra volunteers we hope to open on occasional Saturdays but please check with the museum first. We look forward to seeing you. BRAUNTON FUNDRAISING GROUP FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK Hello everyone, hope you all had a really good summer. On 1st October we are holding a quiz night being held at the Quay cafe Velator. Doors open at 5.30pm for 6.30pm start. The group is now planning our Autumn/ Winter events. Will tell you more next month, so have your diaries ready. Bye for now. 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.
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End Polio Now Come to Braunton Museum or Countryside Centre, both in the Car Park in the Centre of Braunton. Collect a card showing the 5 historic chapels and a self-guided Walk sheet with points of interest along your route: some points you may know but others may be new to you. Or download a walk onto your phone at www.brauntoncaenrotary.co.uk. At each Chapel you will find a box of tokens. Collect one token and return to the Museum or Countryside Centre to have your card stamped to say that you have completed that walk. All the walks are easy and will take 40 minutes or so plus return. The walk to St. Anne’s Saunton starts from Braunton Burrows Sandy Lane Car Park and takes about an hour plus return. Why not take a flask and snack to eat in the grove there. Walk with your friends, take your family, grandchildren. On your return you could stop for a tea or coffee in one of our cafes. Please share these walks on your social media. Let us get everyone out walking to End Polio Now. Braunton Caen Rotary has always been involved in eradicating polio, whether travelling to India as volunteers to take part in children vaccination weeks or attending the House of Commons as part of a high-powered delegation raising awareness of its importance in Government. Endemic in many parts of the world in the 1970s, spearheaded by Rotary, there are now just a handful of cases in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Like smallpox it can be eradicated. Meanwhile we are all still worldwide vaccinated in childhood because it could easily flare up. Polio remains incurable and results in limb deformation, paralysis and sometimes death. Please support our vaccination campaign and the network of medical expertise created to eradicate polio but which also fights other diseases. Rotary is on the ground with local knowledge establishing trust in communities and helping international experts to put resources to greatest effect. Links for more information are on our website above. Thanks to an ongoing partnership, every £1 Donated to Rotary is matched with £2 from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. A £10 donation instantly turns into £30 to help end Polio forever. Thank you to our sponsors Brewer Harding & Rowe Solicitors, Braunton Museum and Countryside Centre, the Men’s Shed and the Chapel Owners.
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PCSO ANDY FRISBY POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER BRAUNTON VILLAGE Devon and Cornwall Police
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Local Government, Local People August was an incredible month as a councillor. Between Maternity Services at North Devon Hospital, heatwaves, bluetongue, and the sudden failure of Barnstaple’s highways, it felt like there was very little room to breathe, let alone keep on top of casework, and spend some quality time with the fam. Between juggling all of that, Devon Councillors were also dealing with the government’s decision on creating a new Unitary Council. Over the last few months, the situation regarding the future of Devon’s County, City and District Councils has been very fluid. Devon Council favoured a large, and (I felt) very impressive unitary model. Unfortunately, Exeter and Plymouth City Councils were more focused on more insular models which would have left the remainder of our county in a much weaker position. Twelve months ago, people laughed when I speculated that Barnstaple was about to be the capital of Rural Devon. I’m not a smug person, but I was interested to see many councillors’ faces when they realised that my “paranoid theories” were about to become true. While I personally had some optimism and hope that Barnstaple and Rural Devon could thrive after being divorced from the cities, it was very clear that the 60% of the population and 85% of the geography of Devon was going to be impoverished by the change. That is why Devon County Council, chose to make a formal legal challenge to the decision and why, (thankfully), the Secretary of State has decided to step-back and reassess the position on nearly all of the proposed Unitary Councils. I am confident that Devon will still see unitary authorities in the next few years. However, I pray that they will provide a solution that works for the entirety of Devon, not simply our cities. All this change means that we now expect to have elections for North Devon District Council, as well as Braunton, Georgeham, Heanton and Ashford Parish Councils in the next 12 months. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone who is interested in joining one of our councils. The role of councillor is largely a voluntary position, although District and County Councillors do receive an allowance (don’t get excited). Braunton Rural runs on the skills and motivation of volunteers. From sports coaches to environmental activists. The great thing about joining our councils is that it allows you to take your own passions and build them into our community. Eight years ago I joined our council to fight for safe, secure homes for local people. It’s taken a lot of hard work, and a great deal of teamwork but that dream has been part of North Devon building up the country’s best community housing trust network and we’re now building our first council homes in 26 years. That’s why being a councillor is so fantastic. One moment you’re tackling a maternity crisis, the next you’re building your own dreams for a better community. If that sounds like something you’d enjoy, then get in touch. Cllr Graham M Bell (rn) Devon County Councillor: Braunton Rural North Devon District Council: Lead Councillor for Housing & Homelessness, District & Parish Councillor for Braunton East Please note, as an RN, I frequently work nights and unusual shift patterns, therefore it might not be possible to respond to queries immediately. If a matter requires an urgent response, please call, message or WhatsApp on 07929159996.
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October 2026
THE BRAUNTON EXPRESS
Meetings Calendar 2026 Clerk’s Office Chaloners Road Braunton Devon, EX33 2ES Phone: 01271 812131 Email: info@brauntonparishcouncil.gov.uk Web: www.brauntonparishcouncil.gov.uk Facebook.com/BrauntonParishCouncil Hours: 09:00 - 12:00 Monday - Friday Tracey Lovell, Clerk to the Council Angela Corner, Senior Council Officer Julie Spain, Admin Assistant
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Full Council meetings are held in the Council Chamber and additional meetings, to primarily consider planning applications, are held virtually. The next Councillor Surgery will be held in the Parish Hall at 10.30am on Saturday 10 October 2026.
Full Council Meeting 7pm Tuesday 13th October 2026 Additional Council Meeting 7pm Monday 26th October 2026
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Proposed Road Works – Traffic Signal Replacement, The Square, Braunton There are upcoming works on Caen Street, Chaloners Road, Exeter Road and South Street. These works are needed to replace some of the existing traffic signal apparatus and to cut new traffic loops into the road surface. Work is scheduled to start on 12 October 2026 and should take about two weeks to complete. Most of the work will take place during the day. To help manage traffic, temporary traffic lights will be set up at the junction. These lights will stay in place 24 hours a day throughout the project. During the busiest times, between 7:00am and 7:00pm, staff will manually control the lights to help keep traffic moving as smoothly as possible. Later in the project, they will also need to close South Street and Heanton Street overnight so that new traffic loops can be installed at the Exeter Road / South Street / Heanton Street junction. These closures will be needed for about two consecutive nights. During this time, South Street and Heanton Street will be closed where they meet Exeter Road. The road closures will be in place from 6:30pm to 6:00am. We cannot confirm the exact dates yet, but we expect this work to happen between 21 and 23 October. Any noisy work, such as cutting into the road, should finish by around 11:00pm. Once the dates are confirmed, they will be displayed on yellow and black traffic signs near the work site. If you have any questions or concerns about this project, you can contact WSP by emailing Braunton.trafficsignals@wsp.com Please include "Braunton Traffic Signal Replacement" in your message so it reaches the right team. You can also call 01392 229700 and ask to speak to a member of the project team.
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Former Sheepdog Called Meg Finds Forever Home, After Help from Local Foster Carers A rescue Collie who had never experienced life in a home has now been adopted after spending time in foster care to help her discover the joys of family life. Meg the one-year-old Collie, who came into Dogs Trust Ilfracombe's care in June 2026, has found her forever home with a couple from Somerset after spending over a month (34 days) in foster care, where she gained the confidence and experience she needed to take her next steps towards finding a family. Meg arrived in Dogs Trust Ilfracombe alongside another Collie called Bingo, as they had both been unsuccessful sheepdogs due to their fear of sheep. It wasn’t long until Bingo was successfully rehomed, but Meg wasn’t quite ready. Having never lived in a home environment, she needed a chance to experience everyday family life before she was put up on the website for adoption. In her foster home, Meg was able to begin her housetraining and gradually build her confidence. Her foster family also gave Dogs Trust a much better understanding of what she was like as a pet, helping the team identify the kind of home where she would be happiest. Her foster carer found her to be affectionate, sweet-natured and very calm. She loved building strong bonds with those around her and discovered the joy of playing with toys for the very first time. She also quickly picked up her house training and grew increasingly confident with getting in the car and travelling. On 27 July, Meg’s foster journey came to an end when she was adopted by a couple from Somerset who were immediately drawn to her. They were big fans of the Collie breed, and they had woodland walks close to their home where Meg could enjoy exploring without encountering any sheep that she would rather avoid. Her adopters said: “Meg has settled in so well and it already feels like she has always been part of our family. We absolutely adore her and are looking forward to helping her continue to grow in confidence. She is such a lovely, affectionate girl and we couldn’t be happier that she has found her way to us.” Dogs Trust has been able to help dogs like Meg thanks to the generous support of Postcode Lottery players who have raised over £30 million for the charity, helping care for over 125,000 dogs since funding began in 2014.
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The charity is celebrating reaching this milestone fundraising total after 12 years of support which has helped provide essential daily care for dogs cared for at 22 rehoming centres across the UK. As well as helping dogs find a new home, funding from Postcode Lottery players has helped Dogs Trust’s dedicated teams including training, behaviour and welfare specialists, fostering and volunteer co-ordinators, and many more to help thousands of dogs find their forever homes. Elise Watson, Rehoming Manager at Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, said: "Meg is a wonderful example of how transformative foster care can be for dogs who have never experienced life in a home. It gave her the opportunity to learn all about the things that make up everyday family life, while allowing us to see the sweet, affectionate and calm personality she had to offer. We’re absolutely delighted that she has now found such a wonderful home with adopters who understand her needs and are committed to helping her continue to flourish. After her rather unsuccessful career as a sheepdog, we think Meg has definitely found her calling as a much-loved family pet. It's thanks to support from Postcode Lottery players who have raised such an incredible amount over the years, that we are able to continue care for and support dogs like Meg. We couldn’t achieve what we do without you."
Visits to Dogs Trust Ilfracombe are by appointment only. If you would like to apply to adopt a dog, please fill in the online application form and, if a match is found, the charity will arrange an appointment for you to meet them. For more information, please visit the website www.dogstrust.org.uk/ilfracombe.
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North Devon Ramblers Walks - October Sunday 4th October Heads, Combes and Woods An 8.5 mile circular moderate walk to Pitcombe Head and Hawkcombe, a temperate rain forest. Open moorland, possibly muddy in places. Meet at Whitstone Car Park. Start Time: 10.30am Estimated Finish: 4pm Sunday 11th October Culbone Wood, Lepers Gaol and Worship An 8.5 mile circular walk along the SWCP and part of the Coleridge Way. Some stiles and hills with scenic views. Meet at County Gate Car Park. Start Time: 10.30am Estimated Finish: 2.30pm Wednesday 14th October Porlock Weir and Culbone A 5mile circular moderate wooded walk to the smallest church in England. Meet at Porlock Weir Car Park (P&D) Start Time: 10.30am Estimated Finish: 1.30pm Saturday 24th October Copplestone Pop Up Walk A circular 8.5 mile walk Details TBC Meet at Copplestone train station – limited parking, train travel recommended. Train from Barnstaple at 09.35am Start Time: 10.15am Estimated Finish: 3.30pm Please refer to our website for further information: northdevonramblers.org
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For more details on any club or event please ring the relevant number Dance / Fitness / Diet Classes: Dancing Feet Academy of Dance - 816213 Toddler Groups: Salsa & Flamenco Dance Lessons with Mercedes - 269146 South Street Baby Group - 07776 261541 Yoga with Jules - 07813 874121 South Street Toddler Group - 07776 261541 Yoga with Simone - 07860 604698 Noisy Nippers @ South Street - 07776 261541 Cardio Kick! - 07876 406077 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 Chakra Dancing 07471 894200 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 Pilates, Yoga, Soundbaths and Over 60s sessions sue@sensegreaterpeace.co.uk Clubs: Braunton Original Badminton Club - 374419 or 890185 Braunton Art Group, meet on Thursdays at the Vivian Moon Centre at 1.30pm - 4pm. New members of all abilities are welcome. Tel: 07466 381 770 or email: oldhamstreamways@btintenet.com or just pop in and see us at work. Braunton Bridge Club - 07734 219859 www.bridgewebs.com/braunton Braunton Camera Club - Meet on Monday evenings contact Chairpersons 07812753361/01271883306 Braunton Judo Club - bjc@otani.co.uk Vivian Moon Community Centre Coffee Morning - 815924 Beaver Colony - 816780 Rotary Club of Braunton Caen. www.brauntoncaenrotary.co.uk Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553 Rotary Club of Braunton - www.brauntonrotary.org Braunton Sea Scouts - 871374 Empathy - need some company - See www.brauntonchurch.org Braunton Rainbows - 816340 Air Cadets 722 Chivenor Squadron - 07920 091557 Braunton Brownies - 816340 Aikido Club - 01769 560605 or 861243 Braunton Guides - 816340 Braunton Army Cadets - 07970 082963 Cub Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553 Croyde Surf Lifesaving Club - 890101 Beaver Scouts (1st Chivenor) - 07826385553 Croyde Surf Club www.croydesurfclub.com Braunton Karate Club - 07736 936738 unionkaratedo.com Braunton Caen Rotary Memory Café Georgeham and Croyde Art Group - 890215 (last Wed 2-4pm) - Stan 816340 Braunton Twinning Organisation - 549828/814532 Braunton Tennis Club Braunton Lodge of Freemasons - 07947 183919 www.clubspark.lta.org.uk/brauntontennisclub See Hear Centre, Barnstaple - 01271 373236 Georgeham and Croyde Garden Club - 07989841432 Braunton Bowling Club Natural Dog Club monthly meeting - 01271 624602 www.brauntonbowlingclub.co.uk - 812121 (2nd Wednesday of every month) Braunton BMX Club - www.brauntonbmxclub.org.uk Fireball Beach Volleyball - 07583738712 Braunton Youth Club - www.brauntonyouthclub.co.uk www.fireballbeachvolleyball.com Church Services (Sundays unless stated) 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: 07775 804439 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). 10am, Wednesday 10am. Tel: 815330 www.brauntonparishchurch.org St Augustine's (Heanton). 11am. Tel: 815795 St Anne’s C of E Church (Saunton). 11am. Tel: 815330 St Marys C of E (Croyde). 9am. Tel: 890616 Croyde Baptist Church. 10.30am. Tel: 07969 969 664 www.croydebaptist.co.uk St Georges C of E (Georgeham). 10.30am. 890616 Please mention EX33Tel: when responding to adverts Christian Science Society Barnstaple 11am Wed 6.15pm Tel: 323741 www.christiansciencenorthdevon.co.uk
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52
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15
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31
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39
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19
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19
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18
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