EX33 - September 2023

Newsround tra - All The News - page 4

plained - Late Summer Inspiration - page 9

perience - Kids Page - page 12

plained - The Incredible Hike - pages 16/17

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

plained - Toy Library at Saunton Beach - page 24

perience - Over and Above’s Late Summer Ball - pages 26/27

plained - Live well in Braunton - page 28

The Braunton press - pages 32/33

plained - September at Studio Kind - page 36

perience - Wrafton Tuesday Lunches - page 38

plained - Careers: It’s okay not to know - page 40

The Dog N t Door - George - page 41

plained - Alan Titchmarsh - page 43

perience - Joe Wicks’ Elvis pancakes - pages 44/45

The cat n t door - Blue - page 46

plained - Life in the fast plane - page 47

plained - Mission Unbreakable - pages 48/49

plained - In pursuit of Winter sun - page 50

plained - The Wine Wizard called Oz - page 55

perience - The National Trust - page 57

perpl Just for Fun - page 59

perience - What’s On - page 61

ind of Advertisers - page 62

Please mention EX33 when responding to adverts

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 5th September - 10.30am. - This months speaker Mark Parkhouse on “

The Work of the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Devon”. 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. 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

CHRISTCHURCH, BRAUNTON

Coffee morning - Saturday September 2nd 10am – 12 at Christ Church. All money raised will go to Mercy Ships who provide free surgical care and improve surgical delivery systems in the poorest nations. Everyone very welcome. Home-made cakes, raffle, books and more Community Café meets every Thursday at Christchurch 2.30 - 4.30pm. Come along and enjoy a warm welcome, a cuppa and home made cake - all for just £1.50. All ages welcome. See you there.

THE BRAUNTON MUSEUM AND INFORMATION

Monday - Thursday 10am to 3pm, Friday 10am to 1pm. Admission Free. New Volunteers and Trustees welcome, call 01271 816688 for further information.

BRAUNTON FUNDRAISING GROUP FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK

Saturday 9th September - Coffee and Crafts Morning 10-12 at Braunton Parish Hall. Admission £1.50. Cakes, Xmas Cards, Chocolate Tombola, Raffle.

Saturday 30th September Jumble Sale 9.30 - 11.30am The Green Room, Museum of Surfing Braunton. Admission 50p. Donations can be brought on the FRIDAY evening, time to be arranged. Good quality goods only please.

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

mag@ex33.co.uk - www.ex33.co.uk

Braunton Parish Council is seeking a permanent part time

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Salary: SCP4 (£21,189 – £21,968 per annum, Pro rata (Actual Salary £10,021 - £10,390 per annum) (pay award pending)

Contractual hours: 17.5 hours per week, Monday – Friday 9.00-12.30

Package: Local Government Pension Scheme

Location: Braunton Parish Council, Chaloners Road, Braunton, EX33 2ES

Are you looking for a varied and exciting role working within the community.

The position requires:

• Excellent organisational skills with ability to prioritise tasks to meet deadlines

• Strong written and verbal communications skills

• Proficiency in using standard office software

• Familiarity with social media platforms

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

For more information or to request a Job pack please email info@brauntonparishcouncil.gov.uk or telephone 01271 812131

Closing date Friday 29 September 2023 (Interviews anticipated w/c 9 October 2023)

COMPUTER REPAIRS Exmoor Computer Services

No Fix, No Fee. Repairs from £40. New PC’s set-up. Wireless problems solved. Networking issues. Virus removal specialist. Documents rescued. Free friendly advice

JP Horticulture

A professional and friendly gardening service. Experienced and RHS qualified. Please contact us to discuss your gardening needs.

Phone - James 07794268963

Email - jphorticulture@hotmail.com

Please call for any requirements you may have.

Based in Braunton, serving North Devon

www.exmoorcomputerservices.co.uk

Children’s Hospice South West launches Incredible Hike coast path challenge!

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) are calling for people to lace up their walking boots and take on the Incredible Hike in May 2024.

The charity’s Incredible Hike challenge is a guided 3-day walk from Friday 17 May to Sunday 19 May 2024, totalling 60 miles along the South West Coast Path from Minehead to Croyde. With only 50 places available, this is going to be a sell-out event. Participants can return to walk year on year to complete the entire 630 miles of National Trail, while raising money for children and young people living with life-limiting conditions. CHSW’s Incredible Hike is designed to offer a challenge to walkers and hikers of all abilities. A good level of fitness is required in time for the event, as each day participants will be walking around 20 miles, for up to 9 hours, incorporating several hills and potentially rough terrain. Walkers are expected to raise the suggested minimum sponsorship of £1,000. The registration fee of £350 covers the cost of the event support, hotel stays, food and Hike apparel.

Kate Romo, Event Fundraiser for CHSW said: “I am beyond excited by the Incredible Hike and I can’t wait to start walking! “This is such an incredible event in so many ways, we are guiding the walk over 3 days and every year we’ll pick up where we left off, eventually completing the whole of the South West Coast Path! “We’re hoping to raise around £50,000 to care and support for children and young people across the South West.”

The charity’s three hospices – Little Bridge House in North Devon, Charlton Farm near Bristol, and Little Harbour in Cornwall – provide a safe haven of care, support and friendship for more than 500 children with lifelimiting conditions and their families across the South West.

Kate continued; “With only 50 places available, if you want to take part I really do advise registering early. “You can register on our website and secure your place with an £175 deposit. Our 50 Incredible Hikers are going to make such a phenomenal difference to those families who receive our care. We can’t wait to meet them all!”

For more information on how to register, Incredible Hike 2024 | Childrens Hospice South West (chsw.org.uk)

Warmer evenings brings many temptations which can be enjoyed safely (ice cream in moderation, of course!), but the one you must avoid is drinking alcohol and then driving. Any amount of alcohol can impair your judgement enough to cause a tragedy for you, your family or for other innocent road users. The best advice is not one for the road, it’s none for the road. Drink driving is one of the top five causes of death and serious injury on our roads.

You must also be very careful the morning after a session on the booze. Contrary to popular belief, sleep, drinking coffee, taking a shower, eating a full English breakfast - these things do NOT eliminate alcohol from your system. Only time does that: one hour per unit plus another hour from the last drink you had. Even then, this is only a guide. If you don’t feel safe to drive, don’t risk it.

If you are aware of someone breaking the law on the roads, then report it through an online report form

www.devon-cornwall.police.uk with as much detail as you can. Although action may not be taken immediately, your reports help to build an intelligence picture of offending drivers.

** If someone is at immediate risk of causing harm, perhaps through drink or drug driving, call 999. **

You can now be tested for the presence of cocaine or cannabis instantly at the roadside with a simple mouth swab. If you are convicted of driving under the influence of drugs, you could get - minimum 1 year driving ban, unlimited fine, up to 6 months in prison, criminal record. #NoExcuse.

LAUNCHES AT SAUNTON BEACH

Local environmental charity Plastic Free North Devon (PFND) is excited to announce that their 7th Toy Library has been installed at Saunton Beach as part of the Visitor Campaign. Its space themed artwork, created by PFND volunteer Andy Clee and family, encourages everyone to #love your planet and #protect your playground.

The aim of the toy libraries is to provide a resource for families to be part of a ‘circular economy’ when it comes to beach toys - rather than families buying buckets, spades, and polystyrene bodyboards for their holidays and them being abandoned on our beaches, sent to landfill, or just sitting unused at the back of cupboards. Families can borrow beach toys for their holiday and then bring them back at the end of their stay, ready for another family to use.

This latest Toy Library is the 6th installed with funding from the Welcome Back Fund through North Devon Council (seventh in total) benefitting visitors and locals in North Devon beachside locations to protect our coastline. It is located just next to the Beach Hut Hire platform on the beach at Saunton: /// backlog.habits.inversely

Anne-Marie Eveleigh, Operations Director, Plastic Free North Devon, explains more:

“We are so pleased to be able to install the 7th Toy Library at Saunton Beach. With a large volume of tourists and beach goers coming to this beach each year we hope that this will be well used and will help us to reduce the impact of single use beach toys. With the climate crisis and the rising cost of living at the forefront of a lot of people’s minds right now, we’re really grateful for the opportunity to work with our local communities to make a positive difference where we can, one small step at a time.’

Christie Estate spokesperson talks about their support for the project:

‘The Estate is happy to support the installation of a Toy Library which will provide many hours of fun for children enjoying Saunton Sands during the season. As a business supporter of PFND we are pleased to be working alongside the organisation on initiatives which aim to reduce waste on North Devon's beaches."

Our sincerest thanks to the Saunton Beach community and Christie's Estates for supporting the installation of this Toy Library. Specifically we would like to thank the following for offering to be the library guardians: Jules from Saunton Beach Hut Hire, Bridget Allsopp from Saunton Break Cafe, Lucy Tamlyn from Saunton Beach Enterprises and Danii from the Social Swim Group. We would also like to thank the North Devon Council who were able to fund the expansion of this project through the Welcome Back Fund.

The toy libraries are just one way that Plastic Free North Devon’s Visitor Campaign seeks to harness the collective power of local businesses and community to educate and empower visitors to protect and care for the amazing nature right here on our doorstep. The campaign includes resources and ideas for businesses to use to inspire behavioral change, a newly released Sustainable Housekeeping Toolkit for cleaners, property managers and business owners, and a discount on the Protect our Playground sustainable wooden bellyboards for all Visitor Campaign sign ups. Visit www.plasticfreenorthdevon.org/plastic-free-holidays for more information.

North Devon historic home to host evening of glitz and glamour in aid of hospital charity

An evening of glitz, glamour and giving is being held at one of North Devon’s most historic homes in aid of the Over and Above. The hospital charity’s Late Summer Ball takes place at Tawstock Court near Barnstaple on September 16 and tickets are on sale now.

Guests will enjoy drinks, canapés and live music on the lawns with Miniature Violinist, Rebecca Balzani Barrow, before heading inside the recently renovated Georgian manor house for a two-course dinner.

The black-tie event, compered by local media personality Seth Conway, will also feature a live charity auction, followed by music and dancing to Bicycle Repair Man.

Josh Allan, fundraising manager for Over and Above, said the event promised to be the perfect seasonal sundowner with a twist of glamour and historic period charm.

“Our Late Summer Ball promises to be a very special evening in one of North Devon’s most special buildings,” he said. “The event is a great way to get together with friends and raise some money to help our hospital go the extra mile for local patients and their families.

“We’re very grateful to Blue Elephant Childcare for kindly sponsoring our Late Summer Ball, meaning the event will go even further to enhance local healthcare.”

Tickets are £50 per person, or £500 for a table of 10, and are available online at https://overandabove.enthuse.com/cf/late-summer-ball.

For more information, call the Over and Above fundraising team on 01271 311772.

When is free not free?

A polite reminder that if you are unable to attend free events and training that you let the organisers know. Why is this so important? Although it is sold as free there is a cost to the funders or people holding the event. Therefore, if you are able to let them know as soon as possible, they can try to fill the place, as the majority of events are over subscribed. Most of the time funding providers ask for post activity reports, so if only 2 out of the 10 people attend it can be deemed as not cost effective. Therefore, when sourcing further funds the likelihood is the answer will be ‘no’. On a positive note, we have secured additional free places for a 4 course, with Early Nourishment. The course will run from Weds 20th September between 10-11am in Braunton. Further details will be sent out on confirmation of a place by Early Nourishment. If you want to be added to a holding list, contact support@livewellinbraunton.co.uk We are currently scheduling a Sports & Activities Directory Roadshow to hand out directories and meet residents of Braunton and it’s surrounding villages. We will be available to offer information or signposting, but will use this opportunity to get the views and ideas of the local residents.

The Community Garden- has taken a step forward.

Live Well in Braunton have secured some funding from the Growing Communities Fund 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 in getting 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

KEEP THE DATE FREE

Live Well in Braunton will be holding their 2nd Community event of 2023.

THURSDAY 26th OCTOBER @ 2-5pm - AUTUMN ANTIC’s

Braunton Parish Hall, Challenor’s Rd, Braunton

There will be free family activities including, art, yoga, and taster sessions of local clubs & businesses. Plus, information and support from Energy 361, One Small Step and more.

NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN PROCEEDS TO REFERENDUM

YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN NEEDS YOU TO VOTE ‘YES’ IN

THE REFERENDUM ON 7TH SEPTEMBER

Our Parish Neighbourhood Plan is the result of a partnership between residents of Braunton and Braunton Parish Councillors and is the culmination of a number of years of detailed work.

The Plan sets out the aspirations of residents for the onward development of the Parish of Braunton, addressing the specific areas that were consistently raised by residents through the consultation process and which most influence the development of our community and the character of the Parish within which we live.

The Neighbourhood Plan:

 Promotes affordable housing for local people

 Protects our valued green space and natural environment

£ Supports the local economy

 Maintains the character of the Parish

This is the final stage that our Parish Neighbourhood Plan has to pass so that it can be formally adopted and play an essential role in the future development of Braunton Parish.

By voting ‘YES’ at the referendum in response to the question:

“Do you want North Devon District Council to use the neighbourhood plan for Braunton parish to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?”

Our Parish specific policies will have to be used in the decision-making process.

The Referendum on the 7th September is a local election and poll cards will be sent to residents of the Parish on the Electoral Roll.

The Neighbourhood Plan can be viewed on line at https:// www.brauntonparishneighbourhoodplan.org.uk/the-plan/referendum/

Or look at a printed version at the Parish Council Offices.

Braunton Parish Council

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

Twitter: @brauntonparish

Hours: 09.00 - 12.00 Monday - Friday

Tracey Lovell, Clerk to the Council

Angela Corner, Senior Council Officer

Meeting Calendar 2023

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

Tuesday12 September 2023

Additional Council Meeting, 7pm

Monday25 September 2023

George, a 9-year-old Collie crossbreed at Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, is looking for his forever home. An affectionate and loving older dog, George had a difficult start to his life – and until recently he had never lived indoors. George is now happily staying in a foster home, as part of our Home from Home scheme, however he would love to find a forever family who could look after him on a permanent basis. George enjoys the simple things in life - whether that is basking in the sunshine, going for walks, or napping on a comfy sofa. He enjoys exploring the countryside with his foster carer, and George is happy to walk in areas where there are other dogs, however he is content to mind his own business and rarely plays. George loves his human friends. He becomes attached and forms strong bonds quickly, particularly with women. He will follow his humans from room to room, but he is getting better and working with his foster carer to improve this.

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

“Gorgeous George is a sweet boy looking for a calm home environment. Initially, George can be quite cautious and wary. However, once he becomes comfortable, he becomes a little shadow who won’t leave your side! George is the perfect companion for anyone looking to have a dog with them most of the time, be it in the home or out and about.”

Despite being new to a home environment, George is nearly housetrained, and is settling in quickly. He is not a fan of toys, and noises such as squeaks can startle him. George could share his home with children as young as eleven. He is looking to be the only dog in the home; however, he could live with a dog savvy cat. George is happy to travel in the car. He is not used to being left alone, and this will need to be built up gradually.

For more information, or if you think you could offer George a forever home, please visit: https:// www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/ crossbreed/1264626

Gorgeous Collie crossbreed George is looking for his forever home.

A very handsome sleek five year old black cat. Sadly Blue had been finding living with another cat and children just all a bit too stressful for him.

He loves human company though and so all he wants is a quiet home where he can enjoy going out into his garden when he feels the need but can then come home to some peace and quiet!

Can you give this lovely boy the home that he needs?

For further information please contact:

T: 03453714203

E: barnstaplecats@hotmail.com

W: www.cats.org.uk/barnstaple

F: barnstaplecatsprotection

Reg charity; 203644 (England & Wales) SC037711 (Scotland)

‘UNBREAKABLES’ NEEDED TO TACKLE BIGGEST EVER COMMANDO COURSE FOR NORTH DEVON HOSPICE

10km of obstacles, mud, marsh, rivers, and hills await those brave enough to sign up to North Devon Hospice’s Mission: Unbreakable event, taking place on 15th October. The popular commando course challenge launched this week, with organisers promising more obstacles than ever before, to really test the mettle of those wanting to become an ‘Unbreakable’.

But everyone who steps up to take on the Mission: Unbreakable course will be doing so for a good reason, with all proceeds going towards the vital care that North Devon Hospice provides to people at home.

“We need you to ditch your comfort zone, to help keep hospice patients comfortable in their own homes,” said Lisa Mackenzie, Events Manager at the hospice. “The vast majority of people we look after want to be in the familiar surroundings of their home, and our care teams can make that happen, but only with your support. Sign up to Mission: Unbreakable today and help those with a life-limiting illness, like cancer, to be as comfortable as possible in the place that means the most to them.”

Sponsored by Wollens, Mission: Unbreakable is a commando challenge with a difference, as the course is designed with 2 4 Commando Royal Engineers from RMB Chivenor. Lisa said, “We’re proud to announce that this year’s course will be the biggest ever, with more obstacles than ever before. So even if you’ve taken part in previous years and think you know Mission: Unbreakable, think again! We’re looking forward to announcing each new obstacle on social media in the coming weeks, and we’ve got some absolute beauties to unveil!”

The event has become famous for challenges such as ‘The Sheep Dip’, a fully submerged tunnel crawl, and ‘Freezing Private Ryan’, where competitors wade through chest-high icefilled water. Among the dozens of other obstacles are a mud crawl under barbed wire, an upstream river wade, and a leap over raging fire pits.

Lisa added, “While this year’s course will be tough, I’m always amazed at how people push themselves to rise to the challenge. Even those who don’t consider themselves fit find something inside to dig deep and achieve something they never thought they could. Every person who signs up will be helping local people in their time of need. The demand for hospice care is rising fast, but in this climate, donations to the charity have dropped dramatically. So, we can only be there, to give dignity and comfort at the most crucial time, with your support.”

Mission: Unbreakable takes place on Sunday 15th October, starting and finishing at North Molton Sports Club. Register now at missionunbreakable.co.uk.

JUST FOR FUN

Hidden Message - Musical Instruments

Once you find all the words, use the unused letters starting in the top left corner to reveal the hidden message.

July’s answer was: “

Carpe Diem: Seize the day boys. Make your lives extraordinary”Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society

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

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 - 07734 219859 www.bridgewebs.com/braunton

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

The Village Quilters (4th Saturday) - 813460

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 GroupThursdays 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