Royal visitor for South Molton; World Cup winners’ medal for Emma; £30k donations from vintage rally; bumper what’s on & much more!
Molton Monthly Magazine - November 2025
Welcome to the November edition of Molton Monthly Magazine. It seems crazy to say, because I’m writing this in mid October, but this issue is feeling very festive already and the countdown to ‘you-know-what’ is well and truly on!
It was a great honour to see Anne, Princess Royal, visit South Molton to meet the team at British Wool as they celebrated their 75th anniversary. We really do have some incredible innovative businesses in our area.
What an achievement for former South Molton Rugby Football Club player Emma Sing, as she picked up a World Cup winners’ medal, capping a stellar season for her.
The December edition of Molton Monthly Magazine will be delivered a little late this year, around December 3rd - 7th. This is because the South Molton Christmas lights switch-on is a couple weeks later than normal on November 28th and I need to wait for photos for my festive issue.
This means there are a few events listings for early December in this month’s what’s on section so that you don’t miss out.
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 - November
P6-7
Photo of the month
P8 Royal visitor for South Molton
P11-17 What’s On
P18-19 Town carnival is big success
P22-23
World Cup medal for Emma!
P26 Otter charity forced to move
P27
Record rally club donations
P31 November gardening tips
P34-36
P38-39
Health & Wellbeing
Farm Life - harvest celebrations
p43 Grant to restore Pannier Market
P47
South Molton Community Garden
P50-52 News Roundup
P60-61
P62
Village Halls and Schools
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 5,400 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.
The three Monarchs of the Moor
by Steve Creech
Autumn is the season of the deer ‘rut’ on Exmoor, when the roar of the stags bolving can be heard echoing across the valleys for miles around as they compete to mate with hinds, starting a new cycle of life. Our photo of the month shows three stags lined-up and ready for action!
“I was very lucky to take this split second shot on one of my walks near Exe Head,” said Steve Creech, who describes himself as a keen hobbyist photographer. “Both my wife and I love our Exmoor countryside, and explore it many times a week hoping to get that one shot that might be of interest to our local community and for people further afield.”
Steve has a passion for wildlife, especially Red Deer, which he follows through the seasons.
Whether it’s wildlife like this, rural life, 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
Royal visit marks 75 years of British Wool at South Molton
The Princess Royal helped mark the 75th anniversary of British Wool with a visit to its site at Pathfields Business Park in South Molton on Wednesday, October 15th.
Andrew Hogley, chief executive of British Wool, said, “It was an enormous honour to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, to our South Molton depot in this milestone year. Her lifelong support for British farming and her deep understanding of the UK’s fashion and textile sector made this a truly special day for everyone involved.”
“She was certainly very knowledgeable about the company and wool production. It was a pleasure to meet her,” added South Molton councillor David Worden.
Princess Anne in South Molton - photo British Wool During her visit, Princess Anne, who is President of the UK Fashion and Textile Association, toured the depot, met staff and local farmers, and heard how British Wool is driving greater use of natural, traceable fibres in fashion, furnishings and interiors.
To commemorate the anniversary, she unveiled a plaque and was presented with a handcrafted shepherd’s crook by British Wool chairman Jim Robertson, symbolising the organisation’s heritage and close ties with the farming community.
“Our British wool has been woven through generations of farmers and makers since 1950, and it continues to play a vital role in sustainable fashion and interiors today,” said Andrew Hogley. “The Princess Royal’s visit is a fitting tribute to an industry that is both proud of its past and optimistic about its future.”
What’s On - November 2025 pages 11 - 17 (plus village halls p60, December p17)
Please contact event organisers before attending, as details are subject to change
1st - 6pm (eyes down 7pm) Bingo for South Molton Library at The Coaching Inn: 07931 512448
2nd - 10am Flea Market at South Molton Pannier Market (ends 3pm)
3rd - 7.30pm Bingo at Chittlehampton Village Hall - info 01769 540036
4th - 7.15pm South Molton Flower Club demonstration ‘Take Four Candles’ Filleigh Village Hall (all welcome)
4th - 7.30pm Whist Drive at Chittlehampton Village Hall (and every Tuesday) - info 01769 540036
5th - 6pm Firework display in North Molton (advert page 12)
6th - 9.45am Coffee Morning with school choir for Christian Aid at the Assembly Rooms, South Molton 6th - 12pm Charlie Drew flute recital at St Mary Magdalene Church, South Molton (ends 12.45pm)
8th - 9am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session South Molton Pannier Market (ends 1pm)
8th - 4.30pm Firework display in South Molton (advert page 12)
8th - 7.30pm Sam Green music night at Chittlehampton Village Hall (advert page 60)
9th - Remembrance Sunday (11th Armistice Day)
11th - 10am South Molton u3a talk; John Walters ‘House Martins, Swallows & Swifts’ at Filleigh Village Hall
12th - 6.30pm Umberleigh Community Cinema ‘Black Bag’ (15) - Village Hall: umberleighvillagehall.co.uk
14th - 7pm Chance to win a triple chicken at Chittlehamholt Bingo at the village hall: 07376 099627
14th - 7.30pm (doors 6.45pm) Chulmleigh Rural Cinema at the Pavilion ‘Mr Burton’ (12A)
15th - 9am Craft and Produce Market at Chulmleigh Town Hall (ends 3pm)
15th - 10am Chulmleigh Makers & Creators Trail - 10 locations around the town until 3pm (advert page 17)
15th - 12pm Lunchtime Open Mic session at The Coaching Inn, South Molton: southmoltonacoustic.co.uk
15th - 1.30pm Christmas Craft Market at North Molton Victory Hall (advert page 17)
15th - 6.45pm Quiz Night with Jon Dunkley at Filleigh Village Hall (advert page 60)
15th - 7pm Nick Parker performs for Arts Destination South Molton at the Assembly Rooms (£10)
16th - 9am Salvage Fair at South Molton Pannier Market (ends 2pm)
17th - 10am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session at Chulmleigh Town Hall (ends 12pm)
17th - 7pm South Molton Sisters WI monthly meeting at the YMCA - speaker, tea and nibbles (ends 9pm)
18th - 10.30am Parkinsons Café for sufferers & carers at South Molton Library: 01769 572380 (ends 12pm)
20th - 9am Devon & Cornwall Police drop in session South Molton Pannier Market (ends 1pm)
22nd - 10am Christmas Fair at South Molton Library (advert page 16)
22nd - 2pm Christmas Fair at Chittlehampton Village Hall (advert page 60)
22nd - 7pm The Kahunas perform at George Nympton Village Hall - booking essential (advert page 60)
22nd - 7.30pm Community race night for SMART Swim CIC at South Molton Rugby Club (advert page 5)
23rd - 10am South Molton Festival of Food & Drink at the Pannier Market (ends 3pm)
23rd - 10am Umberleigh Antiques Fair at the village hall (advert page 17)
26th - 10am South Molton Sisters WI coffee meet-up at The George Hotel
28th - 4.30pm Christmas Lights switch-on South Molton town centre (advert page 14)
28th - 7.30pm Chulmleigh & District Society talk on the charity Shelterbox at The Pavilion (£5/£7)
29th - 2.30pm South Molton Keyboard & Light Music Club; South Molton Town Band followed Christmas Tea in the Methodist Church & Hall
30th - 10am Christmas Craft Extravaganza at South Molton Pannier Mark (advert page 14)
30th - 3pm Duncan Honeybourne piano recital at Barkham, Exmoor: barkham-exmoor.co.uk
Bishops Nympton Parish Hall - events page 16; South Molton Library - events page 16
Chittlehampton, George Nympton and Oxham Village Halls - adverts page 60
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 13th & 27th - info; 01769 574187 North Devon Ramblers - for walks in November please see: northdevonramblers.org.uk (07599 093973)
Scrapstore YMCA South Molton Drop-in Craft Sessions; 10.30am -1.30pm 14th & 28th; £2 donation requested - plus Scrapstore open on Tuesdays 9.30am - 12.30pm South Molton Sisters W.I Craft & Natter at the Amory Centre 10.30am-12.30pm; 1st-5th-15th-19th Thursdays - 10am ‘Hug in a Mug’ pop-up wellbeing café at The Amory Centre, South Molton (ends 12pm)
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December - Festive What’s On
1st - 7.30pm Bingo at Chittlehampton Village Hall - info 01769 540036
2nd 7.15pm South Molton Flower Club Christmas practical session - ‘A Gift Box’; Filleigh Village Hall
2nd - 7.30pm Whist Drive at Chittlehampton Village Hall (every Tuesday) - info 01769 540036
5th - 4.30pm Winter Wonderland & Lantern Parade in South Molton town centre (ends 9pm)
7th - 9.30am South Molton Fatstock Show at the Pannier Market
7th - 2pm Dulverton By Starlight (ends 7pm) More information: visitdulverton.com
November 15th 10am to 3pm Quince Honey Farm, South Molton Featuring 11 different animal rescue and sanctuary groups from chickens to otters! Free entry
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Carnival brings colour to town
Hundreds of people lined the streets of South Molton to witness the sights and sounds of the colourful 2025 carnival parade on Saturday, September 27th.
“Many thanks to everyone who helped to make this years carnival a huge success,” said Kim Maxted from the volunteer organising committee. “The weather was kind and the streets were packed with people.The Pannier Market was full of food vendors and free rides for children.”
This was the second year of the South Molton Carnival in its current format and planning is already underway for 2026. Organisers thanked the many volunteers, sponsors, entrants and supporters.
“We urge you to support our fundraising as this enables us to provide free entertainment for the children, and we very much look forward to seeing you all again on Saturday, September 26th 2026!” added Kim.
The inaugural Mayor’s Cup was awarded to South Molton United Primary School - photo by Trevor Brayley
South Molton Mayor Wayne Martin with the 2025 carnival ambassador group, left to right, Ralph, Millie, Josie, Lottie, Isabel and Caleb - photo by Karolina Andreasova
Emma is on top of the world!
Tributes have been pouring in for local rugby star Emma Sing, after she helped England’s women clinch the World Cup for the first time since 2014.
“We are super proud of her,” mum Wendy Sing told Molton Monthly Magazine. “The atmosphere at Twickenham was incredible - unbelievable! Being able to watch a home World Cup victory is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Emma played in several key matches in the run-up to the thrilling final against Canada on Saturday, September 27th - the Red Roses running out 33-13 winners. Afterwards she joined teammates to receive her gold medal (pictured right) and join in the celebrations on and off the pitch following the match.
Golden girl - Emma Sing with her winners’ medal
A spokesman for the Red Roses said, “Emma is known for her impeccable kicking game and astute positional play, making her a reliable player for club and country.”
A former South Molton Community College pupil, the 24 year-old has been playing rugby since the age of six.
“We have been closely following her rugby career and are incredibly proud of her achievements. She is an inspiration to young women everywhere - not just North Devonand is a testament to how far hard work can take you,” said Tinu Watkins, who is director of expressive literacy at South Molton Community College. “We hope this inspires more girls and women to take part in sports!”
In addition to her World Cup winners’ medal, Emma has won three back-to-back premiership championships with her club Gloucester-Hartpury and ended last season as the league’s top scorer. Not only is she a top-flight rugby player, she completed a degree in bio veterinary science at Hartpury University.
Emma celebrating with her family in the stands
Otter charity ‘evicted’
It seemed like a dream come true four years ago, when the UK Wild Otter Trust was offered a home outside Kings Nympton which featured in the seminal 1979 film ‘Tarka the Otter’. But on September 18th they were given notice to leave, and return the site (right) to its original state.
“I am grateful for the space the landlords have afforded us over the last four years, but it is still devastating to be told to leave after such longstanding reassurances that we were safe,” said charity founder Dave Webb, who must also leave his home at the centre. “I truly thought we had struck gold being so close to where Tarka the Otter was filmed and having access to the land for the centre. That adds an extra sting.”
The award-winning UK Wild Otter Trust has become a world leader in the care for this iconic species, and such is the love for the North Devon based charity, supporters quickly offered a new local site - and raised double the initial £15,000 target needed to complete the move. Without this support, the volunteer-run organisation might have been forced to close.
Work is already underway to dismantle and move the centre, while continuing to care for 19 rescued otters with more arriving as winter approaches. Help is still urgently needed, as the move - including restoring the current siteneeds to be completed in four months.
“My priority, as always, is the cubs,” added Dave. “Please, dig deep and help us protect the UK’s otters and save our charity.”
All the money raised goes towards the rescue and rehabilitation of otters, all staff are unpaid volunteers. To make a donation go to: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-save-ourotter-charity
Rally club’s record donations
South Molton Vintage Rally Club gave a record £30,000 to 22 charities and good causes at their annual presentation evening at the Assembly Rooms on October 11th.
The money was raised at events throughout the year, but most of it came from the annual rally now held at Rackenford.
Chairman Rob Kelland said, “Thanks to all our members, friends and supporter for your generous help at the club’s activities during the year, especially our two day rally.”
Among the organisations supported this year: Children’s Hospice South West received £5,000, Devon Air Ambulance Trust and ChemoHero were given £3,500 each.
Other recipients: Families in Grief; Young Lives Vs Cancer; South Molton Junior Football Club; South Molton Town Band; Everything Ellie; Saunders Good Samaritan Trust; Little Willows Wish; Skate Molton; South Molton Memory Café; South Molton Army Cadet Force; Alzheimers Society; Little Willows; Macular Society Support Group; Barum Boxing; Rotary e-Club SW; Taw Vale Beagles and Witheridge Fire Station.
South Molton Vintage Rally will be held on May 30th and 31st 2026.
Photos by Trevor Brayley
Rob Wallis (middle) from ChemoHero
Alan and Sandra Crawley (left and right) from Devon Air Ambulance Trust
Pat Warminster (left) and Poppy Harrop (right) from Children’s Hospice South West
Your jobs to do in November
1. Plant tulip bulbs. It is best not plant them any earlier than this, as warm soil and damp conditions can increase the chances of fungal disease and rot.
2. Pot up some flowering bulbs for indoor colour and scent during the winter. Store the pots in a cool, dark place, until new growth emerges and then move to a bright window. Hyacinths, amaryllis, and narcissi are easy to grow.
3. Protect tender plants from frost, wrap with fleece, or move pots into a greenhouse or polytunnel.
4. Prune roses to prevent wind rock, cut them back by half. They will need to be pruned again early in the year.
5. Keep putting out food for hedgehogs, they won’t hibernate until it’s really cold.
During November we gradually move towards our least favourite job of the whole year, making holly wreaths! Details of how to order can be found on our Facebook page an on our website.
In fact, we dislike the job so much that after 30+ years, this is the last year we will be making them, so get them while you can!!
Until next month, Jenny Howells
Opening Times
Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9am to 5pm
Farm Life - harvest celebrations
by Roger Hill
We were very humbled but proud to receive this year’s Gold Award (pictured right) for our Classic Cuvée at the Devon Food and Drink awards ceremony in Exeter on October 6th. It is recognition not just for producers of the best that Devon has to offer, but also for restaurants, pubs and accommodation providers that support us.
With the harvest over we give thanks by way of both local harvest festivals and the county one held at Exeter Cathedral. This is a magical setting to celebrate food production at its finest. Whilst we are privileged to be involved in this great industry, it is important to educate the younger generation. That is where events in October such as Farmwise are so useful.
Held at the Westpoint arena where more than 1,600 primary school children are invited to see for themselves where our food and drink comes from and how it is made. The Key Stage 2 children get the chance to engage in a multitude of sensory activities and practical demonstrations offered by a mix of producers and farmers.
My grandchildren are getting quite excited as I predict a cold, snowy winter because of the abundance of nuts and berries in the hedgerows. Watch this space!
‘Til next time, Roger #TuppertheTractor (tupperthetractor.com and quoitatcrossvineyard.com)
Agrifest South West welcomes a new addition this year - the South West Food Village - which will bring a fresh flavour to the region’s premier one-day celebration of prime livestock. Held at Westpoint, Exeter on November 5th.
Lottery cash restores historic roof
South Molton Town Council is receiving a £234,000 grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund towards the restoration of South Molton Pannier Market’s important glass roof.
The Victorian Patent Glass roof lights extend along the 77 metre length of the building, which was constructed in 1863. It is one of the largest glazed market hall roofs in the country.
Stuart McLeod, from the National Lottery Heritage Fund said, “This project not only protects a unique piece of the town’s heritage, but brings the community together to celebrate its history and ensure the market continues to thrive for generations to come.”
The work will be managed by David Wilson Associates from Barnstaple, and the council is seeking experienced contractors and glazers.
South Molton Pannier Market will remain open during the work, due to start next spring
Photos by Karolina Andreasova
South Molton Community Garden news
by Rebecca Blackman
We’ve been busy getting the garden ready for winter. It’ll soon be time to cover the communal plots, but we’re clearing the beds and tidying up as much as possible beforehand.
The runner beans are all finished now, we’re still sharing our potato crop and the leeks are looking good this year. We’ve harvested the pumpkins and squashes (right) ready for our soup day, which is always a lovely gathering!
The Willy-Nilly garden is suddenly looking more organised, after one of our gardeners had a genius idea to strim the paths! We’ve decided to keep mown paths through the Willy-Nilly garden instead of the wood chip paths. Hopefully it’ll save us time and we can focus on looking after the flower beds instead of battling to keep the paths clear.
If you’d like to join us, please visit the garden on a Thursday afternoon, around 2-3pm weather permitting. Alternatively, please see our website for more information: southmoltoncommunitygarden.co.uk or on Facebook @southmoltoncommunitygarden
Photo by Karolina Andreasova
South Molton assault charge
A 28-year-old man has been charged with assault following an incident at a South Molton pub. Jordan Foster, of Hugh Squier Avenue, South Molton, is charged with wounding/inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent and common assault.
It follows an incident at The Coaching Inn in Queen Street just after 9pm on Saturday, October 11th. A man in his 30s needed extensive hospital treatment after sustaining serious injuries. Police are appealing for witnesses and camera/phone footage.
Foster appeared before Exeter Magistrates’ Court on October 13th and was remanded in custody until his next appearance on November 13th at Exeter Crown Court.
Police station petition
A petition has been launched calling for South Molton Police Station to be opened to the public again. The Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon and Cornwall Alison Hernandez has already re-opened 17 police station ‘front desks’ across the region. If you would like to support the campaign, the petition is in the reception in the Amory Centre in South Molton.
New school library is community effort
Parents, pupils and staff have pulled together to create a stunning new forestthemed library at South Molton Community Primary School.
They didn’t have a proper library before, now the room has been transformed into a welcoming space reflecting the school’s eco values (right). A tree mural painted by parent Tabi Lang covers one wall.
The refurb, led by the school PTA and its chair Kirsty Penno with teacher and literacy lead Emily Gladman, was officially opened on October 10th. “The old space was tired and cold. It wasn’t inspiring like a library should be. We wanted to create somewhere that felt inviting and cosy, but that was also inspiring and created a love for reading,” said Kirsty. It came about with support from parents, pupils and staff - many of whom gave up time in the school holidays. Alongside donations from the Masonic Lodge, Jewsons and other suppliers, the PTA team raised £1,000 for books and £5,000 for furniture.
The new library with some of the pupils, teacher Emily Gladman, PTA chair Kirsty Penno and parent/artist
Tabi Lang - photo by parent and photographer Pola
Concern at Post Office hours cut
People in Bishops Nympton have expressed concern after their village Post Office hours were cut to just 3 hours a week from 24. It now has just three months running at one morning a week to prove the service is still needed.
Library consultation launching
Devon County Council is starting a 12 week consultation on the future of library services in November. With pressure on funding, Libraries Unlimited, the charity running 50 Devon libraries, is urging everyone to get involved.
Charity’s big win
The Benita Project won the ‘best community group’ category at the 2025 BBC Make A Difference Awards. Founded by Ioni Drake and Mandy Harding, the group aims to provide ‘warmth, companionship and nourishment to anyone, regardless of their background or financial situation’.
10 year Biosphere strategy
The North Devon UNESCO Biosphere is holding a public consultation on its ‘bold new strategy’ for 2025 - 2035. Residents, organisations and visitors are being asked to help shape the future of one of the UK’s most treasured natural landscapes. To take part, go to: northdevonbiosphere. org.uk/biosphere-strategy.html
Molton Monthly Magazine business directory
Agricultural Services
Andrew Symons p39
Bobcat Hire p39
CF Fencing p52
Jack Croft Contractors p38
Murch Agriculural p30
SJC Engineering p47
Antiques
Umberleigh Antiques Fair p17
Appliance Repairs
Don Bailey p41
Architects
David Rice Architectural p26
Astronomy
Poltimore Inn Observatory p55
Building Services
Bobcat Hire p39
Jack Croft Contractors p38
Darren White p56
Hotworks Engineering p49
J. Penfold Tarmac & Paving p57
LS Building p61
Phoenix Creative p46
Rowan Oak Framing p57
Sheds4You - back cover
Variety Building p59
W S Bricklaying p40
Camping
Exmoor Riverside camping p9
Care Services
Devon Stairlifts p23
Firs Care Home p58
Carpentry
CF Fencing p52
Cooks Carpentry p47
Dan Maynard Fencing p18
Rowan Oak p57
Christmas Trees
Burrow Cross p53
John Cockram p53
Horwood p53
Cleaning
Glass Act Windows p4
Oven Wizards p48
Clothing & Embroidery
Heather Everitt Embroidery p8
Portlantis Clothing p51
Computing/Internet/Websites
CBM p40
The PC Geek p54
Decorating Plastering Tiling
John Scoble Decorating p52
Passmore Plastering p52
Phoenix Creative p46
DIY & Building Materials
Ardosia Slate p22
RGB South Molton p46
Electricians
Sarah Holt Electrical p51
T. W. Electrical p52
Engineering
Hotworks Engineering p49
Estate Agents
Exmoor Property p25
Michael Adey Property p25
Falconry
North Devon Hawk Walks p50
Financial Services
Philip Milton p59
Partners& p32/33
Fuel Supplies
Harry Edgell Logs p52
Winson Fuels p54
Furniture & Furnishings
Finishing Touches p28
Garage Services
Adaptive Vehicle Conversions p23
Custom Valets p51
DW Bodyworks p44
Motor Works p2
TGB Automotive p44
TGB Vehicle Keys p49
Gardens & Landscaping
Andrew Symons p39
Ash Moor Nursery p31
Birch Meadow Landscaping p30
CF Fencing p52
Dan Maynard Fencing p18
Darren White p56
Four Seasons p30
Murch Agricultural p30
Sheds4You - back cover
SJC Engineering p47
Variety Landscaping p59
Graphic Design
Jamaica Press p7
Hairdressers
Katharine Stewart p21
Jo Evans p26
Health & Wellbeing
Atlantic Home Eyecare p36
Day Lewis Pharmacy p35
Devon Mobile Ear Clinic p36
North Devon Ear Clinic p34
Reflexology Andrea Phillips p27
South Molton Medical Centre p35
South Molton Eyecare p29
Step Ahead p34
Home Improvements/Maintenance
Ardosia Slate p22
Ashgrove Kitchens p56
Care4Bathrooms p56
Cooks Carpentry p47
David Rice Architectural p26
Devon Stairlifts p23
Dream Doors North Devon p58
Finishing Touches p28
J. Penfold Tarmac & Paving p57
John Scoble Decorating p52
Kitchen Exchange p45
LS Building p61
Passmore Plastering p52
Phoenix Creative p46
RGB South Molton p46
Rowan Oak p57
Sheds4You - back cover
Stove Centre p48
W S Bricklaying p40
Insurance Services
Partners& p32/33
Jewellers
Ellison Davies p29
Jobs
South West Care Homes p58
Legal services
Slee Blackwell p24
Libraries
South Molton Library p16
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
Ian Brown Piano Teacher p18
Queens Theatre p15
Opticians
Atlantic Home Eyecare p36
South Molton Eyecare p29
Pets
Doggie Discounts p28
Market Vets p37
Pharmacies
Day Lewis p35
Plants
Ash Moor Nursery p31
Plumbing & Heating
Mark Berry p42
PJF Plumbing p46
Printing
Jamaica Press p7
Property (also see Estate Agents)
Banburys Removals p19
Exmoor Property p25
Michael Adey Property p25
Pubs & Restaurants
Bell Inn p10
Exeter Inn p20
Exmoor Riverside p9
Exmoor White Horse Inn p4
Mitre Inn p55
Poltimore Inn p55
Quince Honey Farm cover/p13
Removals
Banburys p19
Schools
Kings Nympton School p61
School Uniforms
Heather Everitt Embroidery p8
Social Christmas lights p14
Community Garden p47
Firework displays p12
Queen’s Theatre p15
SMART Swim Centre p5
South Molton Library p16
Umberleigh Antiques p17
See also Village Halls below
Solicitors
Slee Blackwell p24
Sport
SMART Swim Centre p5
Storage
Banburys p19
Snell Self Storage p54
Ucanstore p41
Telephone Engineers
CBM p40
Theatres
Queen’s Theatre p15
Tool Hire
Forent Tool Hire p43
Tourism
Exmoor Riverside p9
North Devon Hawk Walks p50
Queen’s Theatre p15
Quince Honey Farm cover/p13
TV Services
A3 Aerials p40
CBM p40
Vehicle Hire
Forent Van Hire p43
Veterinary Services
Market Vets p37
Village Halls
Bishops Nympton Hall p16
Chittlehampton Hall p60
Filleigh Village Hall p60
George Nympton Hall p60
Oxham Hall p60
Web Design
The PC Geek p54
Windows
ATA Windows back cover
Darren Smallbone p41
Exmoor Fascias p41
Wood Burning Stoves
Stove Centre p 48
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
Age Concern Barnstaple 01271 445135
Age UK Devon 0333 241 2340
South Molton Pannier Market 07351 67734
E: hello@southmoltonpanniermarket.co.uk
North Devon Hospice 01271 344248
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
South Molton Volunteer Bureau 01769 573167 or visit: smvb.org.uk
South Molton Community Garden
Email: southmoltoncommunitygarden.co.uk
South Molton Vintage Rally Club Website: southmoltonvintagerallyclub.com
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