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June 2025
We will remember them; VE Day 80 commemorations
PLUS inside...
Emma scores in historic England win; gardening tips; farm life; photo of the month; what’s on and much more!
Molton Monthly Magazine - June 2025
Welcome to the June edition of Molton Monthly Magazine. Is it just me or is this year flying by? We will soon be approaching the summer solstice on June 21st!
At the time of writing, the largely dry, warm and sunny weather has continued. Leading the Environment Agency and South West Water to keep an eye on reservoir levels and urge us all to conserve water to help avoid a drought. We’ll see what the summer proper brings!
On the cover this month are the students from Chulmleigh College, with their poignant tribute for VE Day 80 on May 8th. Apologies to the many communities who aren’t featured with their events, space has been squeezed.
After featuring South Molton rugby star Emma Sing on the cover last month, she went on to score two vital tries in England’s dramatic championship win over France.
There’s a great opportunity this month to become a ‘citizen scientist’ and help monitor the River Mole. Having healthy rivers is vital to us all, so please support this new project.
Peter Robinson, Editor & publisher
Molton Monthly Magazine is also published free to read on our website moltonmonthly.co.uk and we have daily updates for news and events on Facebook and Instagram @MoltonMonthly
What’s Inside - June
P6-7
P8
P11-17
P18-20
Photo of the month
Help survey local river’s health
What’s On
VE Day 80 in North Devon
P22-23 Sing scores in big England victory
P27
P31
P34-36
P38-39
P37
P43
P47
County election results
June gardening tips
Health & Wellbeing
Farm Life - making hay in the sun
Devon County Show 2025
Try a new sport this summer
South Molton Community Garden
P50-52 News roundup
P60-61
Village Halls and Schools
P62 Index of Advertisers
P63 Local Information
Molton Monthly Magazine is printed on recyclable, carbon neutral paper using solar energy as part of our ongoing commitment to a sustainable future. More than 5,300 copies are delivered free, door-to-door, by our dedicated local team to East and West Buckland, North Molton, South Molton, Heasley Mill, Filleigh, Swimbridge, Heddon, Clapworthy Mill, Bishops Nympton, Bish Mill, Chulmleigh, Chittlehampton, Kings Nympton, George and Queens Nympton. We also have pick-up points around South Molton, Pathfields Business Park, Filleigh, Atherington, Chawleigh, Umberleigh, Rose Ash and Chittlehamholt, plus it is available at select North Devon and Exmoor pubs and businesses.
by Chris Metcalfe
Lamb and stick
The lambing season is one of the most significant, and busiest, times in the farming calendar across North Devon and Exmoor.
The sight of lambs frolicking in the green fields is one that lifts the spirits and heralds the seasonal shift, as spring growth bursts forth and we start to think about summer.
This little lamb had obviously been watching his sheepdog counterparts more closely than his friends, and was happily playing with a long stick that had fallen to ground.
Farmer, photographer and rural sage, Chris Metcalfe, captured this endearing image for our photo of the month.
“It was definitely playing, and really quite amusing,” Chris told Molton Monthly Magazine. He captioned it ‘dog and stick farming?’ on his popular Instagram feed.
You can see more of his wonderful photos on Instagram @farmertorque and on his website where prints are available: farmertorque.com
Whether it’s rural life like this, wildlife, nature, a landscape or seascape, special events, sports, a local character or something else - please keep emailing us your pictures. We usually only feature one each month in the magazine, but show more on our Instagram and Facebook pages: @MoltonMonthly
Vital help to monitor local river
Volunteers are needed to join a new ‘citizen science’ project to survey and report water quality in the River Mole.
“It’s an exciting opportunity to participate in the Westcountry Rivers Trust CSI training to help monitor the water quality,” said Peony Knight, the South Molton representative from the North Devon Biosphere organisation.
“This is designed to equip people with the skills to identify and address issues with the health of the river and spot pollution events.”
An initial training session is being held at the Amory Centre in South Molton on Thursday, June 5th from 5pm and will be followed by visiting the River Mole in the town. All ages are welcome to take part.
In 2019 an agricultural pollution spill killed more than 15,000 fish, including juvenile salmon and trout, in the River Mole near South Molton. The Environment Agency launched a successful prosecution of the business responsible for the incident.
“Our rivers are the lifeblood of our societies. Since the dawn of time society has centred their communities around water as it was vital for their survival, but we have forgotten this,” said a spokesman for the Westcountry Rivers Trust.
“Water now comes from the tap and we have become so disconnected from our rivers and their health - an ultimately ours.”
More information can be found at: wrt.org.uk/westcountry-csi
River Mole at South Molton - Alice Lourens
What’s On - June 2025 pages 11 - 17 (plus see village halls page 60)
Please contact event organisers before attending, as details are subject to change
2nd - 10am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session at Chulmleigh Town Hall (ends 12pm)
3rd - 7.30pm Whist Drive at Chittlehampton Village Hall (every Tuesday) - info 01769 540036
4th to 8th - 10am Devon Day craft fair at Arlington Court National Trust (ends 4pm daily)
5th - 9am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session South Molton Pannier Market (ends 1pm)
5th - 5pm Westcountry Rivers Trust Citizen Scientist training at the Amory Centre, South Molton (see p8)
5th - 12pm Giocoso Wind Quartet perform at St Mary Magdalene Church, South Molton (ends 1pm)
6th - 8pm First Friday Jazz presents live music at Swimbridge Jubilee Hall (advert page 16)
7th - 10.30am South Molton Town Band playing in The Square, South Molton (ends 12.30pm)
7th - 2pm Chawleigh Fair in the playing field music, entertainment and refreshments (ends 10pm)
7th & 8th - 9am Mill Open Weekend at South Molton Assembly Rooms: jarbon.com/mill-open-weekend
8th - 10.30am Woodland Working Parties at South Molton Community Woodland (first Sundays)
8th - 10am Lyn Valley Classic Show Day - supercars, classics and motorcycles; Manor Green, Lynmouth 8th - 10am Flea Market at South Molton Pannier Market (ends 3pm)
8th - 12pm West Anstey Open Gardens for St Petroc’s Church Tower (£5 - ends 5pm): 07790 833078
8th - 1pm Chulmleigh Open Gardens; North Devon Hospice/Sustainable Chulmleigh (advert page 17)
9th - 7.30pm Bingo at Chittlehampton Village Hall - info 01769 540036
10th - 10am South Molton u3a talk ‘Charters of the forest ’ with Myc Riggulsford at Filleigh Village Hall 11th - 9.3am Chulmleigh & District Society coach trip to Buckfast Abbey tickets/info: 01769 581398
11th - 11am Castle Hill Dog Show and charity fun day; Castle Hill Estate, Filleigh (advert page 17)
13th & 14th - 1.30pm Garden Trail for Friends of South Molton Parish Church; 6 gardens open in Bee Meadows, Jury Park and Brook Meadow info: Margaret 01769 573558 13th - 7.30pm (doors 6.45pm) Chulmleigh Rural Cinema presents ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ (15) at The Pavilion - tickets £5.50, £4.50 members
14th - 1pm Swimbridge Party in the Park - live music in the village Parklands until 10pm (advert page 16) 15th - 9am Salvage Fair at South Molton Pannier Market (ends 2pm) 15th - 3pm Julian Chan piano recital at Barkham, Exmoor: barkham-exmoor.co.uk
16th - 7pm South Molton Sisters WI monthly meeting at the YMCA - speaker, tea and nibbles (ends 9pm) 17th - 7.30pm Strictly Acoustic Night at The Coaching Inn, South Molton
17th - 10.30am Parkinsons Café for sufferers & carers at South Molton Library: 01769 572380 (ends 12pm)
19th - 10am Benefits Clinic with Age Concern at the Amory Centre, South Molton (advert page 16)
19th - 12.30pm South Molton Lunch Club (age 60+) at The Coaching Inn (advert page 16)
20th - 7pm for 7.30pm Charity concert for Children’s Hospice SW at Bishops Nympton Hall (advert p12)
21st - 12pm Lunchtime Open Mic session Coaching Inn, South Molton: southmoltonacoustic.co.uk
21st - 7pm for 7.30pm Mid Summer Quiz Night North Molton Victory Hall (£9pp teams ph 07825 005291)
21st - 7.30pm Meat and poultry bingo at Chittlehamholt Village Hall - 07376 099627
26th - 9am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session South Molton Pannier Market (ends 1pm)
27th - 10am Rose’s North Devon Hospice Coffee Morning at SMART Swim Centre (ends 12pm)
27th - 2.30pm South Molton Keyboard & Light Music Club concert with Ian Griffin; Methodist Church Hall
28th - 7pm ‘Last Night of the Proms’ concert with South Molton Town Band in the Pannier Market (free)
29th- 10am Umberleigh Antiques Fair at the village hall (advert page16)
29th - 10am Vintage Motorcycle Show, South Molton Pannier Market (see also Santa Cruise below)
29th - 11.40am Summer Santa Cruise at South Molton for Children’s Hospice South West (advert page 17)
Bishops Nympton Parish Hall - events page 12; South Molton Library - events page 12
Filleigh, George Nympton, Chittlehampton and Oxham Village Halls - adverts p60
Chulmleigh & District Garden Society meet 2nd Mondays 7.30pm, all welcome: dianaM@farmline.com
Create ‘n’ Chat Group 2pm-4pm South Molton Church Hall, Duke Street 12th & 26th - info; 01769 574187
North Devon Ramblers - for walks in June please see: northdevonramblers.org.uk (07599 093973)
Scrapstore YMCA South Molton Drop-in Craft Sessions; 10.30am -1.30pm 13th & 27th; £2 donation requested - plus Scrapstore open on Tuesdays 9.30am - 12.30pm
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VE Day 80, in pictures
(pages 18 - 20)
Communities across North Devon and Exmoor got together to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day - May 8th, 1945. A selection of photos appear on the next three pages.
South Molton
School pupils enjoyed a special party at the Assembly Rooms
All photos on this page by Karolina Andreasova
Paddy King-Fretts speaking at the plaque to the fallen, unveiled in the town on May 8th
Left to right, Town Clerk Andrew Coates, outgoing South Molton Mayor Jacqui Footman, incoming Mayor Wayne Martin, with WW2 vehicle owners Sue and Andy Virgin from Cullompton
Pannier Market traders dressed as WW2 land girls
Chulmleigh College
On Thursday, May 8th, students and staff at Chulmleigh College observed a two-minute silence to mark VE Day 80 - reflecting on the immense sacrifices made by so many to protect the freedoms we enjoy today. To commemorate the occasion, Year 7 pupils created a short video with help from Mid Devon Drones.
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rousing performance of the iconic sitcom Dad’s Army in the village hall - with some very realistic casting and costumes! Photo by Sophia Pow
Starring for England is ‘a dream come true’, says Emma
South Molton’s Emma Sing scored two pivotal tries as England beat France by a single point in a nail-biting final, to clinch the 2025 Women’s Six Nations title in front of a massive crowd at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.
“It was amazing! You can hear the noise from the stands - it’s incredible. Every time we did something, and at the end when France were only one point behind they really got behind us and rallied us and made it so hostile for France,” said Emma.
With just one point separating the teams a the end of a tense championship-deciding match, Emma’s two tries were crucial to the Red Roses’ victory. “It was unbelievable! I couldn’t have asked for anything more and coming back and hugging all my teammates after scoring - it’s like a dream come true.” England overcame France by 43 points to 42 on Saturday, April 26th to take their fourth Grand Slam title in a row.
Emma plays rugby professionally for Premiership champions Gloucester Hartpury, having started out with her home team South Molton. She only found out a few days before that she was playing in possibly the biggest match of her career so far, stepping for the injured Ellie Kildunne. “It feels unreal. At the beginning of the week I wouldn’t have thought I would have been here on the pitch - but to be a part of it, it’s incredible!” added Emma, who is hoping her form will see her back on the pitch for the Women’s Rugby World Cup this autumn.
Emma bursting through the French defence to score
History in the making - South Molton’s Emma Sing, third from right at the front, celebrating with her Red Roses teammates after securing the Women’s Six Nations title with a narrow victory over France
Devon County Council election results
The 2025 Devon County Council elections were held on May 1st. In our area the Liberal Democrats took Chulmleigh & Landkey, with Ed Tyldesley receiving 1,262 votes ahead of Casey Ryback of Reform UK on 866. In South Molton, Richard Hopley of Reform UK won by just 35 votes (1,298) from Paul Henderson of the Conservative Party. Full results are available on the North Devon Council and Devon County Council websites.
Your jobs to do in June
1. Continue planting summer bedding in pots and borders, water regularly to help plants establish quickly.
2. Cut back spring flowering perennials, such as Pulmonaria, to encourage a fresh flush of foliage.
3. Prune late spring and early summer shrubs after flowering, such as Weigela and Philadelphus, thinning out the older stems.
4. Plant out courgettes, runner beans and French beans now that the danger of frost has passed.
5. Keep your bird bath topped up so the birds can bathe and drink in dry weather.
We have had the most amazing weather this spring and as such it has made the nursery busier than ever!
Here at Ash Moor, we still have masses of beautiful plants left which will keep your pots and borders looking stunning all summer and into the autumn. Directions to us at Rose Ash are at the bottom of this page.
Until next month, Jenny Howells Opening Times
Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 4pm
County show draws the crowds
Bathed in glorious spring sunshine, thousands flocked to the opening day of the 2025 Devon County Show on Thursday, May 15th. Actor Martin Clunes cut the ribbon to open the popular heavy horse festival to great acclaim. With good weather forecast the three day event at Westpoint was expected to attract record crowds.
Showjumping competitions got underway
The heavy horse festival is always a big draw
Farm Life - making hay while the sun shines
by Roger Hill
I still appreciate the magic of walking through a hay meadow, especially when the butterflies flutter ahead of you. This year there seems to be an abundance, such as the Comma (Polygonia c-album) which actually hibernate in hedges looking like a dead leaf.
Even after the grass has been cut and dried there is little to beat the sweet smell of hay to invigorate the senses. Gone are the days when my dad used to keep the baling for me, ready to come home from school to face 10,000 small bales! Luckily in those days friends from the village used to call in to help of an evening.
Today, haymaking is mechanised but still reliant on a prolonged sunny spells. If this does not materialise then haylage is a half way house, meaning that it needs some warmth but is wrapped as part of the process. This appeals to horse owners who sometimes find hay too dusty and their four legged friends can develop a cough.
I do love June especially the long summer evenings, with the smell of honeysuckle from the hedgerows. Even the farm animals seem content... and I have no bales to pitch by hand.
‘Til next time, Roger #TuppertheTractor (tupperthetractor.com and quoitatcrossvineyard.com)
A beautiful Comma butterfly visiting us
Try a new sport!
South Molton Bowling Club is offering you the chance to try the sport, with free lessons on Wednesday evenings in May and June. “Just come along to our clubhouse on Mill Street for 6.30pm, where you will be welcomed and provided with all equipment. All we ask is that you wear some flat soled shoes,” said Tim Bowden from the club.
There’s also an opportunity for the over sixties to try out the martial art Tae Kwon-Do, every Thursday at 6pm at the Duke Street church hall in South Molton. “People who have taken part have found it has improved their flexibility, strength, reaction time, balance and confidence. We have a laugh as well!” said organiser Brian McGovern. The first session is free, after that it is £5 per week. You can email Brian on: brianlmcgovern@gmail.com
South Molton Community Garden
by Rebecca Blackman
We’ve been putting in extra time at the garden, with longer Thursday afternoons and regular team days. It’s all looking well cared for; the grass is being mowed, benches and tables have been lovingly repaired and we’re seeing great progress in the ‘Willy-Nilly’ garden.
Some of the flower beds have become so overgrown with grass that we’ve taken the plants right out, cleared the weeds and put the plants back in. The WillyNilly garden always looks amazing, even when it’s full of weeds. It’s especially beautiful during the summer when everything is flowering and bursting with colour. It’ll be wonderful to restore this area to it’s full glory!
Our market stall at the end of April was a great success. Thank you to everyone who made purchases to help us raise funds for South Molton Community Garden. If you’d like to join us, please visit the garden on a Thursday afternoon, 2-3pm, weather permitting. Alternatively, see our website for more information: southmoltoncommunitygarden.co.uk or on Facebook @southmoltoncommunitygarden
Photo by Karolina Andreasova
Appeal following fatal collision
Officers are appealing for witnesses and information following a fatal road traffic collision on an unclassified road at Kingsland Barton, South Molton.
They were called at around 2.55pm on Monday, May 12th to a report of a twovehicle collision involving a black Honda Civic car and a brown Scania HGV.
As a result of the collision the driver of the car, a local man in his 20s, sadly died at the scene. Anyone with any relevant information or dash-cam footage which may assist the investigation is asked to contact police via their website or by calling 101 quoting log 444 of 12/05/25.
Lorry fire closes Link Road
A lorry heading towards South Molton on the A361 burst into flames, just after the new pedestrian bridge at Landkey. The driver was reported to have escaped largely unhurt.
The dramatic blaze lead to the North Devon Link Road being blocked for most of the day on Wednesday, April 30th causing traffic chaos. Such was the severity of the inferno, contractors Griffiths were called in to repair the recently finished stretch of road.
Photo by Richard Maynard
Shop targeted again
Officers are appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery at the SPAR store in South Molton. A man wearing a balaclava entered the shop around 6.55am on Friday, April 11th and demanded money. He assaulted a member of staff and fled empty-handed after another man came into the shop. The suspect is described as white, around 6ft tall and aged 30 to 40 years old. Crime reference: 50250089906
Choir’s anniversary performance
The Voices of Exmoor community choir is celebrating its 20th year with a special concert on June 21st at Dulverton Town Hall.
It’s many members are drawn from all over Exmoor and the villages just beyond. Each year the choir perform a number of concerts in various locations in the area, raising money for local charities.
As well as their 20th anniversary performance, they will be singing at St. John the Baptist Church, Witheridge on July 4th and on December 13th at Dulverton Town Hall for their Christmas concert.
Details of the choir’s events and how to get involved can be found at: voicesofexmoor.co.uk
Molton Monthly Magazine business directory
Agricultural Services
Bobcat Hire p39
CF Fencing p30
Jack Croft Contractors p38
Andrew Symons p39
SJC Engineering p30
Appliance Repairs
Don Bailey p41
Accountancy & bookkeeping
TaxAssist Accountants p59
Architects
David Rice Architectural p26
Building Service
Bobcat Hire p39
Cook’s Carpentry p22
Jack Croft Contractors p38
Darren White p47
Hotworks Engineering p49
J. Penfold Tarmac & Paving p57
LS Building p 54
Nick Ager Haulage p45
Phoenix Creative p46
Rowan Oak Framing p19
Sheds4You - back cover
Variety Building p58
W S Bricklaying p40
Camping
Exmoor Riverside camping p14
South Ford Farm p26
Care Services
Age Concern p16
The Firs Care Home p57
Cleaning
Glass Act Windows p26
Oven Wizards p48
Clothing & Embroidery
Heather Everitt Embroidery p8
Portlantis Clothing p51
Computing/Internet/Websites
CBM p40
The PC Geek p46
Decorating Plastering Tiling
CRD Decorating p50
John Scoble Decorating p51
Passmore Plastering p18
Phoenix Creative p46
DIY & Building Materials
Ardosia Slate p55
Nick Ager p45
RGB South Molton front cover
Electricians
Chris Thorne p55
Sarah Holt Electrical p18
T. W. Electrical p51
Engineering
Hotworks Engineering p49
Estate Agents
Exmoor Property p25
Michael Adey Property p25
Falconry
North Devon Hawk Walks p52
Financial Services
Philip Milton p59
Partners& p32/33
TaxAssist Accountants p59
Food & Drink
Exmoor Distillery p20
The Cheese Larder p50
Fuel Supplies
Winson Fuels p53
Funeral Services
Friendship & Sons p58
Furniture & Furnishings
Finishing Touches p28
Garage Services
Custom Valets p27
DW Bodyworks p44
Motor Works p2
TGB Automotive p44
TGB Vehicle Keys p49
Gardens & Landscaping
Andrew Symons p39
Ash Moor Nursery p31
Blooming Good Compost p47
CF Fencing p30
Darren White p47
Four Seasons p30
Garden Services p30
REQ Lady Gardener p30
Sheds4You - back cover
SJC Engineering p30
Variety Landscaping p58
Graphic Design
Jamaica Press p7
Haulage & Transport
Nick Ager Haulage p45
Health & Wellbeing
Atlantic Home Eyecare p36
Day Lewis Pharmacy p35
Devon Ear Clinic p36
Hannah Sparks Therapy p37
North Devon Ear Clinic p34
Reflexology Andrea Phillips p51
South Molton Medical Centre p35
South Molton Eyecare p29
Step Ahead p34
Home Improvements/Maintenance
Ardosia Slate p55
Ashgrove Kitchens p53
Baskerville Stoves p27
Care4bathrooms p52
CRD Decorating p50
David Rice Architectural p26
Dream Doors North Devon p56
Finishing Touches p28
Home Solutions p56
J. Penfold Tarmac & Paving p57
John Scoble Decorating p51
Kitchen Exchange p45
Kitchen Edit p4
LS Building p54
Passmore Plastering p18
Phoenix Creative p46
RGB South Molton front cover
Rowan Oak p19
Sheds4You - back cover
Stove Centre p48
W S Bricklaying p40
Insurance Services
Partners& p32/33
Jewellers
Ellison Davies p29
Jobs
South West Care Homes p57
Legal services
Slee Blackwell p24
Libraries
South Molton Library p12
Locksmiths
Darren Smallbone p41
Medical
Day Lewis Pharmacy p35
South Molton Medical Centre p35
Metalwork
Industrial Coating Supplies p40
Music
A Side to B Side Records p7
First Friday Jazz p16
Opticians
Atlantic Home Eyecare p36
South Molton Eyecare p29
Pets
Doggie Discounts p28
Market Vets p21
Pawsome Pooches Spa p51
Pharmacies
Day Lewis p35
Plants
Ash Moor Nursery p31
Plumbing & Heating
Mark Berry p42
MS Plumbing p59
Printing
Jamaica Press p7
Property (also see Estate Agents)
Bateman Hosegood p23
Exmoor Property p25
Michael Adey Property p25
Pubs & Restaurants
Bell Inn p10
Exmoor Riverside p14
Grove Inn p9
Mitre Inn p54
Poltimore Inn p43
Quince Honey Farm p13
Recyling/Rubbish Clearance
Tip It Recycling p51
Schools
Kings Nympton School p61
South Molton Primary p61
School Uniforms
Heather Everitt Embroidery p8
Social
Age Concern p16
Bishops Nympton Hall p12
Castle Hill Filleigh p17
Community Garden p47
Filleigh Village Hall p60
First Friday Jazz p16
Oxham Hall p60
Queen’s Theatre p15
South Molton Library p12
Umberleigh Antiques Fair p16
Solicitors
Slee Blackwell p24
Sport
SMART Swim Centre p5
Storage
Snell Self Storage p53
Ucanstore p41
Surveyors
Bateman Hosegood p23
Telephone Engineers
CBM p40
Theatres
Queen’s Theatre p15
Tool Hire
Forent Tool Hire p37
Tourism
Castle Hill Filleigh p17
Exmoor Distellery p20
Exmoor Riverside p14
North Devon Hawk Walks p52
South Ford Camping p26
Queen’s Theatre p15
Quince Honey Farm p13
TV Services
A3 Aerials p40
CBM p40
Vehicle Hire
Forent Van Hire p37
Veterinary Services
Market Vets p21
Village Halls
Bishops Nympton Hall p12
Chittlehampton Hall p60
Filleigh Village Hall p60
George Nympton Hall p60
Oxham Hall p60
Web Design
The PC Geek p46
Windows
ATA Windows back cover
Darren Smallbone p41
Exmoor Fascias p41
Local contact numbers
South West Water 0344 346 2020
National Grid 105 or 0800 678 3105
British Gas 0800 111 999
Environment Agency 0370 850 6506
Devon & Cornwall Police 101 (non emergency)
Citizen’s Advice Bureau 03444 111 444
South Molton Town Council 01769 572501
South Molton Library 01769 572128
SMART Swim Centre South Molton 01769 572340
North Devon Council 01271 327711
Devon County Council 0345 155 1015
One South Molton 01769 572501
Go North Devon/Shopmobility 01271 328866
Age UK Devon 0333 241 2340
South Molton Pannier Market 07351 67734
E: hello@southmoltonpanniermarket.co.uk
Health centres & hospitals
South Molton Medical Centre 01769 573101
Wallingbrook Chulmleigh 01769 580295
NHS Direct 111 (non emergency)
NHS Dental Helpline 03330 063 300
North Devon District Hospital 01271 322577
South Molton Community Hospital 01769 572164
Community groups
One South Molton
Website: onesouthmolton.com
South Molton Community Garden Email: southmoltoncommunitygarden.co.uk
South Molton Vintage Rally Club Website: southmoltonvintagerallyclub.com
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