JULY 2018
The Eagle 6
Volume 35
Yarnscombe Newsletter by the Community for the Community Note from the Editors What a busy couple of months we’ve had in the village. Comedians, singers, cider, pasties, cream teas – it can only mean that the parish of Yarnscombe is a friendly and hungry community to be part of.
Help Yarnscombe Yarnscombe has a busy and friendly village community, but as time goes on there are causes that everyone needs to support. For the last twelve months or so the Rescue Group for St Andrew’s Church have been actively engaging the parish in raising funds to undertake immediate and necessary repairs to the fabric of the building.
July is the month of the village fete this year being run by the Village Hall & Social Club Committee and the Parochial Church Council on the 14th. Everyone from near, far and wide are welcome join in and enjoy a BBQ and disco in the evening. See page 7 for the full details.
We are sure you all join us in wishing Richard Jewell of Sunnybank a speedy recovery following his recent accident. It is at times like this, as a rural community, we realise how important the Devon Air Ambulance is. It was able to land safely in the Village Hall car park. Get well soon Richard.
The Village Hall also needs your support to continue being a valuable community resource – this is a definite “use it or lose it” situation. Please consider hiring the hall for events rather than go “into town”. The events that have been organised by the Committee have been well attended and if you, the residents of Yarnscombe, want to keep a key social building ….……………. well, it’s up to you. So many groups use the hall for their regular events – short mat bowls, badminton, bingo, model plane flying – as well as being used for parties and wedding receptions. Don’t forget The Eagle is a community newsletter with the content being supplied by you, the residents of Yarnscombe. So, if there is anything you’d like to share with the rest of us, please feel free to drop us an email at yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com or drop a note through the door at Heather Bank or The Briars.
Pat and Sharron Deadline for articles To avoid disappointment, please don’t forget the deadline for submission of any articles for The Eagle is the 20th of each month. Anything submitted after this date can’t be included in The Eagle.
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Useful Information
Village Hall & Social Club Committee
Police 101 Non-Emergency Textphone 18001 101 for the deaf, hard or hearing or speech impaired Emergencies 999 Out of hours service call 111. To help you find the right care to meet your needs including the Devon Doctors Service. Community Support Officer. PFCSO Sandra Brown. Email: sandra.brown@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk Crimestoppers 0800 555111 Team Vicar: Rev. Paul Bysouth 01271 858888 Methodist Minister: Rev. Robert Hurley 01271 344682 Torrington Health Centre Castle Garden Surgery North Devon Hospital Torrington Dental Practice Castle Hill Dental Practice Vet – Torbridge Torrington Library Barnstaple Library Ring and Ride Western Power Distribution Emergencies Only (Power Cuts)
01805 622247 01805 623222 01271 322577 01805 623657 01805 625837 01805 622100 01805 622107 01271 388593 01237 423232 105
Parish Council Chairman Clerk Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor
Chris Brice Martina Dymond Dan Farr (Snow Warden) Denys Cooke Richard Pengilley Paul Williams Harold Martin Rachel Stephens
01271 585297 01769 560049 01769 560483 01271 858270 01769 560783 01769 561178 01769 561214 07715 633311
Village Clubs Badminton & Bowls Church Warden Harracott WI Secretary Ladies Skittles Men’s Skittles Youth Group
Jay Shaw
01769 560804
Anne Prowse Beryl Sellwood
01769 560014 01769 560219
Margaret Crocker Mike Avery Sharon Dixon
01769 560714 01805 624834 01769 560406
Huntshaw Cross Cottage, Huntshaw Cross Yarnscombe Barnstaple EX31 3ND Tel/Fax: 01805 624823 Mobile: 07976 986908 Email: enquiries@automobeel.co.uk Website: www.automobeel.co.uk
Richard Purchase Chairperson purchase487@btinternet.com 01271 858472 07712 132969 Mike Avery Vice Chairperson (SC) maveryjk@aol.com 01805 624834 Sharron Newberry V.H. Treasurer victoryhall.yarnscombe@gmail.com 01769 561374 07786 850716 Sue Colley S.C. Treasurer sue-colley@hotmail.com 07886 214999 Lesley Latter Secretary lesleylatter@btinternet.com 01769 560470 Karen Avery Event Booking Manager maveryjk@aol.com 01805 624834 Chris Avery Bar Manager cmjavery@yahoo.co.uk 01805 624834 07968 083684 Martyn Waller Facilities Manager martyn.waller73@gmail.com 07809 245950 Please note: that phone numbers provided in The Eagle are to be used for village related purposes only.
Social Media Main Village Page Village Weekend Village Hall Social Club Youth Group Shortmat Bowls
Village Twitter feed Social Club
Village page
@YarnscombeVillage @yarnscombevillageweekend @yarnscombevillagehall @yarnscombesocialclub (private group page) (friend request required)
@YarnscombeVill1 @YarnscombeSC
@yarnscombevillage
Parish website: www.yarnscombe.org.uk
Tyre Sales MOT Test Centre Vehicle Servicing & Repairs Auto Electrics Computerised Engine Diagnostics Classic Car Restoration Garden Machinery Repairs
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Contents Note from the Editors ...................................................... 1 Help Yarnscombe ............................................................. 1 Deadline for articles ......................................................... 1 Useful Information ........................................................... 2 Parish Council ............................................................... 2 Village Clubs ................................................................. 2 Village Hall & Social Club Committee........................... 2 Social Media ................................................................. 2 Village Hall........................................................................ 4 Play Park ........................................................................... 4 Notes from the Parish Council ......................................... 5 Planning........................................................................ 5 Parochial Church Council Meeting ................................... 5 Social Club – Diary of Events ............................................ 6 Events So Far .................................................................... 6 Comedy Night .............................................................. 6 Sian Carey..................................................................... 6 From the archives ............................................................ 6 Village Fete, B-B-Q and Disco ........................................... 7 Family & Fun Dog Show ............................................... 8 From the Vicar.................................................................. 9
Sunday Services for Yarnscombe ..................................... 9 St Andrew’s Church ......................................................... 9 ......................................................................................... 9 Steve Valentine – Jukebox Crooners ............................. 10 Abba Comes To Yarnscombe ......................................... 11 Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group News ..................... 12 Nature Notes ................................................................. 12 Youth Group .................................................................. 13 Living in Yarnscombe ..................................................... 13 What’s that flower? ....................................................... 16 Defribillator.................................................................... 18 Yarnscombe Birthdays – July ......................................... 18 Spirit Unleashed............................................................. 18 Rubbish Dates – July 2018 ............................................. 19 Mobile Library Dates 2018 ............................................ 19 Village Hall Diary ............................................................ 19 Bingo Dates .................................................................... 19 Bus Timetable ................................................................ 20 North Devon Journal Community News ........................ 20 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) ................. 20 Editors ............................................................................ 20
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Village Hall It is with regret and following a review of the end of year accounts, I have to report the Village Hall is in a serious financial position, even after the generous donation from The Yarnscombe Pantoloons reported last month. You will have seen significant improvements to the hall over the last couple of years including new heating, windows, fascia and re-decoration to name a few. In addition, work has been needed to the children’s play area. Some of these investments have been funded by grants and the Social Club has given significant sums in support. However, the total cost of addressing further improvements required to meet current health and safety and associated regulatory needs is quite expensive and the funds held by the Trustees of the hall are perilously low. Funds have dropped mainly because the number of bookings there had been previously is down. As a result, the hall is now underutilised. Why? Because competition from other local halls and venues, some of whom have all been investing in bringing their venues up to a higher standard, is taking its toll. We are therefore at the stage where the current position can’t continue for much longer. In order to meet the investment needs (beyond that for which we can get grant) and day to day maintenance/running costs, we will have to launch a fundraising campaign. The Trustees will be putting together a detailed plan of how to address the financial position shortly but in the interim, please support events in aid of The Village Hall. Perhaps the first and biggest short-term opportunity will be the upcoming village fete. Please support this plus other events and contribute generously. We need the village to rally and ensure the hall, and other venues such as the church, for which the YCRG are doing a great job, can stay open and be a safe place to meet. Many thanks
Richard Purchase Chair & Trustee, Village Hall & Social Club Committee
Play Park Villagers will have noticed that the Play Park had been closed for a few weeks while important repairs were being made, in particular, to the climbing frame following the recent RoSPA visit. The report received was a very positive one with only a couple of other minor issues to be sorted. The Village
Hall & Social Club Committee
are very grateful
for everyone’s patience and understanding while the works were being carried out. THE PARK IS NOW OPEN AGAIN. We would also like to extend our thanks to Shaun Dixon and Mike Passmore who voluntarily undertook the repairs to the park for the benefit of the children in the village
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Notes from the Parish Council At our last Annual Parish Council Meeting, Cllrs. Brice and Martin were re-elected as chair and vicechairman respectively. The following representatives were also confirmed: • • • • •
Church/PCC – Cllr. Pengilley Youth Club – M. Dymond Playing Field – Cllr. Stephens Snow Warden- Dan Farr PROW – Cllr. Williams
Cllr. Williams will do as much as he can and Peter Jeffery will do strimming, if and when needed. In the long term, we are still looking for local volunteer(s) to take on this role. It would suit semi-retired/ retired person(s), who enjoys walking. During the summer, ideally you would need to set aside a few hours a week. We know, that this can be hard at times and we are not looking at a commitment set in stone. Whatever time you could spare, would be much appreciated. In the meantime, if you’re out and about and notice broken/missing signs or any other damage relating to foot paths please contact either paulwilliams1063@outlook.com, clerk4yarnscombe@hotmail.co.uk or ros.davies@devon.gov.uk The council has now drawn up a Data Privacy Notice in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. More details can be found on the website www.yarnscombe.org.uk. Council has passed its internal audit and relevant documents have been published on website. PCSO Brown provided us with an annual breakdown of crimes and calls logged for Yarnscombe: During this period (01/04/17 up to 31/03/18) Yarnscombe has had 7 crimes➢ 1 Crimes of assault – violence without injury. ➢ 1 Crime of criminal damage to property under £5000 – vehicle ➢ 1 Crime of criminal damage to property under £5000 – other. ➢ 1 Crime of burglary other than dwelling - theft. ➢ 3 Crimes of theft – other – including theft by finding.
Planning • •
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1/0430/2018/DIS | Discharge of Conditions 3 and 4 of Planning Approval 1/0072/2015/FUL | Southdown Adventure Ltd Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon EX31 3LZ 1/0282/2018/FUL | Retrospective application for the retention of three storage sheds for forestry and management purposes | Land At Grid Reference 256047 122003, Ess Woods, Oaken Hill Yarnscombe EX31 3NQ 1/0556/2018/FUL | Agricultural/Machinery Storage Building | Land At Grid Reference 255645 121641 Yarnscombe Devon
Martina Dymond, Clerk - Parish Council
Parochial Church Council Meeting There will be a meeting of the PCC on Tuesday 10th July at 7:30pm in Victory Hall. Please give items for the Agenda by Tuesday 3rd July.
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Social Club – Diary of Events A number of events and entertainment have taken place and more are being planned – watch this space. Here is a list of events booked and confirmed for the next few months. Date 14/07/18
Time
Event Village Fete, BBQ & Disco
11/08/18 8:30pm – Steve Valentine (1950s & 10:30pm 1960s) 01/09/18 8:00pm to late Abba Chique
Ticket price Free. Free. £10 from Mandy Avery or Paula Baker
As always, keep an eye on the village and social club Facebook pages and Twitter feeds for updates and confirmed events. If there is anything you’d like to see at the Club, let us know. The Committee would consider any idea – please get in touch. All contact details are on page 2. The Village Hall and Social Club is available for the whole community – please show your support for this valuable village asset.
Over the last couple of months we have held a few evening events which were well received by those who came along. It would be great to see some new faces.
Events So Far Comedy Night Attended by nearly 80 people who had an entertaining, amusing and fun-filled evening with Rob Coleman, Nick Wilty, Jane Hill and Mark Hurman. This is the third time Rob Coleman has been to the village MC’ing and always wants to come back as “we’re a good crowd”. He actively follows the village Twitter feed and retweets our events.
Sian Carey Wow. What a voice!!! Sian is one of the lead singers of Fleetwood Mac Songbook (locally based tribute band) and she literally sang the roof off in the Social Club on 2nd June. This was her first gig going solo for 13 years and she chose Yarnscombe for this. What an honour. The social club was nearly full but only 50% were villagers (the rest were her family and friends). She wants to come back too!
From the archives You may recall last month we mentioned that we have been given some old issues of The Eagle dating back 10 years and it is proving interesting reading. From using a team of people using typewriters to having a three page issue! Treasure hunts to car washes – hummm, that would be very useful right now! Did you know ……………… in the May 2009 issue ………..….. The Eagles landed at the entrance of the victory hall car park after spending a few years in the store room having been previously donated to the village. 6
Village Fete, B-B-Q and Disco
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Family & Fun Dog Show
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From the Vicar Well here we are, summer holidays about to begin. Eagerly awaited by nearly every young person and perhaps with more mixed feelings for their parents…and grandparents! We have all been subjected to those adverts of children happily running around swimming pools with parents relaxing under an umbrella with their drink and all under a special Mediterranean blue sky. Hmm, we were never that relaxed when by the pool with our children but we all hanker after those special moments of family delight and peace, time to spend together, that elusive thing Quality Time. And I hope it happens for you this year. The trouble is that even if it does and you do get away together for a whole fortnight, that still leaves 4 weeks of childcare to be planned, hence the mixed feelings. And what of Quality Time the rest of the year? That's a real challenge, to build in good family time together in amongst all the demands and stresses of life. And there is another thing, we have a heavenly father who also wants to share quality time with us, his children. He knows us and waits with open arms to receive us any time not just special times. Have a good break if you can, and look for a reconciliation with Him too. Prayer doesn’t need a Mediterranean blue sky! God Bless,
David Halpin Sunday Services for Yarnscombe July 22nd
9th Sunday after Pentecost
6.30pm Evening Prayer www.tworiversmissioncommunity.org
St Andrew’s Church 1st July Readers Cleaners Flowers 8th July Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mr. R. Pengilley Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago Mrs. R. Woollacott
Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago Mrs. R. Woollacott
15th July Readers Cleaners Flowers 22nd July Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison Mrs. H. Jago Mr. G. Thomas Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison Mrs. H. Jago
MB FIREWOOD Well Seasoned Dry Logs - Barn Stored Also Tree Felling/Forestry Work Undertaken. Standing/Fallen Timber Bought. Contact Martin Bradbury 01769 540563/07974 176963 Email: mbfirewood@gmail.com 9
Steve Valentine – Jukebox Crooners
11th August 2018 @ 8:30pm FREE ENTRY 10
Abba Comes To Yarnscombe
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Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group News Since the last edition of ‘The Eagle’ the Group has been impatiently awaiting the arrival of the final two tenders from the building companies for the work needed to clear the backlog of maintenance items. By the time you read this, we hope that we will have been able to choose a builder and agree a start date for this work to begin – exciting times! Members of the Group have also been continuing their research into identifying possible Grant Making Trusts willing to support this work, as well as gathering together the documents which will be needed to accompany any applications to them. We understand that the Village Hall has been having a slightly difficult time recently and that this too will need some support from the community in the months to come. The YCRG fully supports the Village Hall Committee in their efforts to secure a safe, useful, financially stable and welcoming Village Hall. It seems undeniable that a vibrant and successful community such as Yarnscombe should have both a good Village Hall and a well maintained, flexible church building. We are looking forward to working with the Village Hall Committee to deliver this. By working together in this way, I am sure that we will be able to achieve a good future for both these vital community assets.
Tim Farr
Nature Notes As we are approaching the summer holidays, I thought it might be appropriate to write about a bird which some of you might see, particularly if you venture to the West of Scotland; namely, the white -tailed or sea eagle. It was once the most wide-spread, commonest eagle in the UK, nesting from the south of England to the Northern Isles. It could even have given Yarnscombe its name, as this eagle, unlike the golden eagle, will happily nest in trees. Yet, by 1918, the sea eagle had been exterminated in this country, shot, poisoned or trapped because of its perceived threat to farm animals or game birds. Its diet is mainly centred around seabirds, but also other birds such as geese and crows. It takes fish, rabbits and hares and will scavenge dead sheep and deer, and seals on the shoreline. Since their re-introduction to Scotland, using birds from Norway, over the past 50 years sea eagles have increased in numbers to about 120 pairs. The population growth is strong and, with the co-operation of farmers and landowners, it is hoped to achieve a target of 200 pairs by 2025. With a wingspan of 2.5 metres, the sea eagle has been likened to a 'flying barn door ', so it is unlikely to be mistaken for a buzzard or kite. Your best chance of seeing one would be on one of the Hebridean Islands, such as Mull, Skye or Lewis but even in Fife, around Loch Leven, they are nesting. The RSPB Reserve there, is well worth a visit, especially in the autumn when the grey geese arrive from their northern Arctic breeding grounds. It is the height of the breeding season for birds and mammals and I notice that the number of young creatures seen dead on our roads, has increased. They have not had time to adapt to the speed of our cars, so I try to cut my speed to give small birds time to fly into the hedges. Young foxes, roe deer, badgers and squirrels are all very vulnerable, especially in the dimpsey when car headlights can confuse them. So please take care.
Brown Owl
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Youth Group The Youth Group will be getting together on the 6th and 20th July. With the lighter evenings and hopefully drier weather, the children may well be able to play in the field. These dates will be the last dates before the Summer school holidays (yes, already) – hopefully, we will be back in September!! Please keep an eye on the Youth Group or the village Facebook pages for any events or activities taking place during August. All children are welcome to come along to the Youth Group whenever they can – there is no minimum or maximum age. All we ask is that any child under the age of 8 is accompanied by an adult. Volunteer helpers are always welcome as we need to ensure that there are at least three adults present each time. Unfortunately, if there aren’t enough adults we will need to cancel the evening. If anyone would like to come along to the
It is with regret that due to an increase in other commitments, Sharon Dixon will be standing down as the main contact of the Youth Group at the end of the summer “term” after taking over the reins two years ago. Sharon has done an amazing job in organising events and activities for the children of the parish and surrounding towns and villages with the help of the rest of the team. PLEASE HELP! The Youth Club has been running in the village for a long time and the children enjoy coming along on Fridays and for their benefit (and their parents!!) we need it to carry on. Can you spare 2 hours on alternative Friday evenings during term time?
Youth Group and share stories, crafts or hobbies with the children please get in touch.
Can you organise activities, events and visitors to occupy the children for Club evenings?
It’ll be great to see you there!! sedixon99@gmail.com
Please get in touch through either Karen at maveryjk@aol.com or Sharron at newberrys1969@gmail.com if you can help with the running of the Youth Group when it is due to
01769 560406
start up again in September.
Sharon and gang
Living in Yarnscombe It struck me recently that we have a lot of new residents in the parish and if they are anything like us four years ago (yes, we’ve been here “that” long!), they’ll quickly realise what a wonderful village Yarnscombe is. So many of our neighbours we now consider our friends and count ourselves very lucky and fortunate. Over the last four years we have made 3 scarecrows, walked miles all in the name of cider, and encountered the “healthy” eating of big breakfasts and cream teas. Personally, I have found two new hobbies which I wouldn’t have even thought of when we were loading the removal van in Plymouth in July 2014. Moving to Yarnscombe was the best decision we’ve ever made!!
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BLANK BOX! If you’re reading this blank box, you could include something for the next issue that will reach 80% of the Yarnscombe Parish. It can be anything you like. • • • •
An amusing story. A recipe. Something to sell. A request for that missing item. • A special occasion. • A charity event. Yarnscombe is a small parish in numbers but we’re big at heart. Please send your article through to yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com
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What’s that flower? How many wild hedgerow flowers could you identify. SMALL FLOWERS have been seen around the village.
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Name Ribwort Plantain Cow Parsley Navelwort
Number Name Shepherd’s Purse Stinging Nettle Garlic Mustard
Number Name Dock Wild Carrot Lords and Ladies
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Kids Struggling with Maths or English? Qualified and Experienced Tutor Ready to Help! Based in Yarnscombe – tutoring up to GCSE- £20/hour Contact Alison Hole – 07557 996705
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alisonholeyarnscombe@gmail.com £
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Defribillator Dial 999 if you suspect someone is having a cardiac arrest The Ambulance service have details of our defibrillator, the location and the code to open the cabinet and should tell you when you ring them (the defibrillator is in the entrance to the Victory Hall). The defibrillator has to be kept in a temperature controlled cabinet to prevent deterioration. If you need to access the defibrillator the code to the cabinet is
0000 (four zeros) followed by the Tick This will unlock the cabinet. The defibrillator is automated and can be used by anyone and is self-explanatory once you open the lid to the defibrillator and turn it on - please listen carefully and follow the voice instructions. (Do not use in wet conditions) If you do need to use the defibrillator, please let me know on 01769 560590 as I will need to replace parts and ensure it is working.
Sue Colley
Yarnscombe Birthdays – July
Harlan Brown – 13 years old If you would like your child’s birthday mentioned in The Eagle, please let us know. It’s a great treat for them to see their name print!!!
Spirit Unleashed Programme of events: Pilates, stretch and relaxation Classes Monday 9:00am – 10:00am Tuesday Monday 10.15am – 11:15am Beginner 9:00am – 10:000am Monday 6:00pm – 7:00pm 10:00am – 11:00am Monday 7:00pm – 8:00pm Men’s Class 11:00am – 12:00noon Movement & Meditation Classes once a month 7:30pm – 8:45 pm 26th July 20th September 18th October 2nd November More dates to follow All sessions are pay as you go. Booking essential as small groups ** One 2 One Sessions** **Pilates** **Shamanic Healing** To Book contact Sue on 07896 326024 or email sue.spiritunleashed@gmail.com For more information see www.spiritunleashed.co.uk 18
Rubbish Dates – July 2018
Mobile Library Dates 2018
23rd July 2018
20th August 2018
Monday mornings between11:00am and 11:40am in Village Hall car park
17th September 2018 15th October 2018 12th November 2018 10th December 2018 31st December 2018
FREE Large bag of builders sand (about 1/3rd full) Available to anyone who can carry it! Please TEXT Isabelle on 07762 198693 Village Hall Diary The Village Hall bar is open every Saturday and Monday evening between 8:00pm and 11:00pm Men’s Skittles (Sept – Apr) Summer Skittles (Apr – Aug) Tuesday Ladies skittles and badminton Wednesday Short Mat Bowls Thursday Short Mat Bowls Friday (alternate Youth Group (term time only) weeks) Yarnscombe Bingo Anyone wishing to book the hall for a function contact Karen Avery (Booking Secretary) on 01805 624834. Monday
Bingo Dates Listed below are the next few dates for the bingo. July 13th 27th
August Charity Bingo evenings
September 7th 21st
Doors open at 6:30pm. Eyes down at 7:45pm • Meat and fruit prizes. • Raffle. • Everyone welcome.
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Bus Timetable There is a bus service to and from Barnstaple every Tuesday (except public holidays), run by Turners, route 322. The timetable for the village is as follows. Outward
Return
Yarnscombe (Phone Box) Barnstaple Bus Station Barnstaple Bus Station Yarnscombe (Phone Box) 10:10
10:45
13:40
14:14
For full details of the route, visit the website: http://www.turnerstours.co.uk/busservices_timetable.asp?id=57
North Devon Journal Community News If you know of any events in and around Yarnscombe and you would like it included in the North Devon Journal, please email me at oldchapel08@outlook.com. Thank you. Stephen Harrison
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) You should be aware of the new Data Protection regulations which took effect on 25 th May. This new regulation applies to organisations holding your personal details and information. We, as the editors of The Eagle, hold your name, address and in some cases, your email address and phone number. Under these regulations, we are required to inform you of what exactly we do with this data. The information we hold is used solely for the purposes of recording who within the parish subscribes to The Eagle and this is used for no other purpose. The data is not shared with anyone outside the editorial team and will never be shared. Under the regulations, you have the right to request the information we hold therefore, if you wish to know what data The Eagle holds please do not hesitate to contact either of the editors. We are now required to obtain your informed consent annually which we will incorporate in the renewal of subscriptions each February. Only the information for those people who subscribe to The Eagle will be kept by the editors.
Editors PAT HAMMOND The Briars – 01769 560657 hammondjunction@aol.com
SHARRON NEWBERRY Heather Bank – 01769 561374 yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com Sharron is also the “admin” for the village (and Village Weekend) Facebook pages, Twitter feed and Instagram account.
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