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Parish Information Leaflet 2020 Yarcombe & Marsh Parish Information Leaflet 2020 Opening Times – subject to change – please check Monday: 4pm – 11pm Tuesday: Closed Wednesday 12pm – 11pm Thursday 12pm – 11pm Devon Calor Village of the Year & Regional Business Winner Friday 12pm – 12am For Western England 2005 Saturday: 12pm-12am Sunday 12pm – 10pm Produced by Phone 01823 426045 Yarcombe Parish Council [email protected] (www.yarcombe.net) Webmaster: Peter Tarrant ([email protected]) https://www.facebook.com/yarcombeinn1 For changes to information please email [email protected] LOCAL INFORMATION HOSPITALS Yarcombe Parish Councillors Axminster 01297 630400 Clive Stone (Chair) 01404 861174/ [email protected] Chard & District 01460 238220 Steve Horner (Vice-Chair) 01460 234342/ [email protected] RD&E, Exeter (A & E) 01392-411611 Lesley Pidgeon 07970 644632/ Honiton, (Minor Injuries Unit) 01404 540540 [email protected] Musgrove, Taunton (A & E) 01823 333444 David Barnes 01460 234328/ [email protected] DOCTORS Tony Long 01404 861307/ [email protected] Blackdown Practice David Little 01404 861285/ [email protected] Churchinford Surgery 01823 681700 Caroline Ford * P3 01404 861284/ Hemyock Surgery 01823 680206 [email protected] Shaun Vining * P3 07764 233140/ Blackdown Support Group 01823 681036 [email protected] Charlotte Vining 07936 361278/ Tawstock Medical Centre 01460 67763 [email protected] (Chard) Sarah-Jane Martin (Parish Clerk) 01404 861234/ [email protected] HEALTH & WELL BEING * P3 (Parish Paths) Coordinators NHS Direct 111 Parish Council Meetings are held in the Village Hall at 8pm on the first www.nhs.uk/symptomchecker Free, 24-hour Monday of every month with some exceptions. Age UK advice line 0800 6781602/ www.ageuk.org.uk East Devon District Council Council Offices 01404 515616 Electoral Registration 01395 517402 The Silverline 0800 4708090/ www.thesilverline.org.uk Pest Control 01395 571517 Free, 24-hour helpline for older people Dial UK www.dialuk.info East Devon District Councillor Network of disability information & advice Colin Brown [email protected] David Key [email protected] East Devon Volunteer Support Agency 01404 549045 Devon County Council www.actioneastdevon.org.uk Iain Chubb [email protected] Social Care 0345 1551078 Shelter England 0808 8004444/ www.england.shelter.org.uk Disability information 0345 1551005 24-hour housing advice helpline General Enquiries 0345 1551015 Highways 0345 1551004 Farm Crisis Network 03000 111999 Libraries 0345 1551001 www.fcn.org.uk Recycling & Waste 0345 1551010 Schools & Education 0345 1551019 Member of Parliament Neil Parish 02072 197172/ [email protected] 1 10 Caroline Maddams, Yoga Classes LOCAL ORGANISATIONS 07799 691429 www.myyogalife.co.uk Yarcombe Children's Fund Paula Crooks, P&P Interiors Solutions, Decorator, Julie Rich (Chair) 07967 965208/ [email protected] 01404 861591 / 07824 886377 Conservative Association Ruth Lewis Graphic Design, Miranda Gudenian 01404 861387 [email protected], www.ruthxlewis.com NFU (Parish Representative) Matthew Tomkinson Photography 07720 293430 Henry Derryman 01404 881296/ [email protected] [email protected]. www.matthewphoto.co.uk Tuesday Club, (3rd Tuesday of the month) Chris Holmes, ‘Cottages, Cats & Canines’ House/pet sitting, dog walking Veronica Wadey 01404-881811/ [email protected] 01404 861795 / 07999 547037 [email protected] Allsorts Instrumental Ensemble (meets at Maggie’s Tuesday Fish, Phil Pearce (Wednesday) 07831 368798 Mornings at 10.30am) Maggie Lane 01404 861401/ [email protected] Milk & More (Monday/ Wednesday/Friday) 0345 6063606 www.milkandmore.co.uk The Craft Club, (Every Monday 2-4pm Yarcombe Village Hall) Pat Bright 01404 861460/ [email protected] Newspaper Delivery (daily), The Honiton Paper Shop 01404 41222 Short Mat Bowls, (Thursdays 2.30-4.30pm & 7-9pm) Useful phone numbers Diane Frost 01823 601103 POLICE 999 Maggie’s Mix Choir Non urgent 24-hours 101 Maggie Lane 01404 861401/ vivace.celeste.gmail.com Crimestoppers 0800 555111/ www.crimestoppers-uk.org Yarcombe Book Club ELECTRICITY EMERGENCY 0800 6783105 Brenda Taylor 01404 861545/ [email protected] Western Power Distribution, 24-hours Yarcombe Young Farmers GAS EMERGENCY 0800 111999 Chairman, Robert Dyer 07552 743600 Emergency service 24-hours Secretary Rosie Turner 07713 124884 WATER (SWW) 0344 3462020 Stockland & District Horticultural Society (Report a leak) Pauline Goodwin (Secretary) 01404 881213 POTHOLE REPORTING Good Neighbours Scheme https://www.devon.gov.uk/roadsandtransport/report-a-problem/report-a- Judith David 01404 861685 pothole/ YAK - Yarcombe Amenities Club (Snr citizens’ Christmas dinner), Cindy Vining 01404 61112/[email protected] 9 2 Yarty Gardening Club Building Services Pauline Bartlett 01460 234778 A G Long & Son, Joinery 01404 861307/ www.aglongjoinery.com Edward Pittwood, Builder 07793 133464 Useful Contacts Chris Spiller 07970 653785 Yarcombe Voices (Editor) Martyn Ayers, Builder, Plumbing & Roofing Miranda Gudenian 01404 861387/ 01404 861200/ 07960 991264 [email protected] Motor Services Parishes Paper / Yarcombe Voices - Distribution Coordinators Hilltop Engineering (& Specialist Automotives), Jill Dyer 01460 66201 01404 861525 Mary Smith 01404 861541 Paul Marsden, Sheafhayne Garage [email protected] 01460 67858/ [email protected] Press Correspondent Tom Retter - Retter’s Garage (Tyres) Lesley Sutton 01404 861386/ [email protected] 01460 66744/ [email protected] Snow Warden The Arc Angels, (Fibreglass / carbon fibre) Thelma Clarke 01404 861267/ [email protected] 01404 861761/ [email protected] Jubilee Hall Helen Parris (Secretary) 07966 035370/ [email protected] Other Businesses Debbie Carter (Hall bookings & caretaker) 07498 503316 Felicity’s Ironing & Pet-sitting 01404 881640 [email protected] Yarcombe Market (2nd Saturday in month 10am-12pm, Village Hall) Chris Wadey, Garden & Home Maintenance, John Carter 01404-861353/ 01460 62680 [email protected] [email protected] Terrier Racing (1st Saturday evening in August) Alastair Townsend, Farrier 07891 682152 Lin Box 01404 861400 Sonia Boyd, Flowers by Arrangement Yarcombe Flower Show 01404 861343 Veronica Wadey 01404-881811/ [email protected] Martin Symes, Wheelwright 01404 861340 Refuse Collections Alternate Wednesdays (actual date depends on location in Parish) R Bacon, Bespoke Furniture 01404 881886 Recycling and Food Collections Knapp Creations, Hog roasts 01404 861348 Wednesdays 01395 517515 Joanne Wharton, Carer 07790-327241 Public Transport Traveline 0871 2002233/ www.travelline.info Kings Plumbing & Electrical Ltd 01460 220584 National Express 0871 7818181/ www.nationalexpress.com [email protected] 3 8 LOCAL BUSINESSES Train Information Places to eat National Rail 0845 7484950/ www.nationalrail.co.uk The Yarcombe Inn 01823 426045 / 07731 909697 Trainline 0333 2022222/ www.thetrainline.com The Flintlock Inn, Marsh 01460 234403 Libraries New Street, Honiton 01404 42818 (Closed Thursdays) The Candlelight Inn, Bishopswood 01460 234476 Holyrood Lace Mill, Chard 03001 232224 (Closed Wednesdays) Mobile Library Van (Last Wednesday of the month) The Cotley, Wambrook 01460 62348 Yarcombe Village Hall, 2 – 2.30pm The Kings Arms, Stockland Postal Services Post Office - Village Hall Car Park, Tuesdays, 10.00am-12pm B&B Accommodation Postal Collections The Belfry at Yarcombe, Boutique Rooms, 01404 861234 Yarcombe Marsh www.thebelfryatyarcombe.co.uk/ [email protected] Mon-Fri 3.30pm 9.45am Saturday 7.30am 9.45am The Cottage, Marsh B&B 01460 234240 www.cottagemarsh.co.uk Local Schools Stockland & Yarcombe Pre-school 07890 347613 Self-Catering Stockland C of E Primary 01404 881456 Sheafhayne Manor 01404 861457 Upottery Pre-School 01404 861705 Upottery Primary School 01404 861292 Crislands Wendy House 01404 861450 Holyrood Community School 01460 260100 Honiton Community College 01404 42283 Apple Cottage 01404 861174 [email protected] ST. John the Baptist Parish Church www.applecottageholidays.co.uk For details of all Services see Church Notice Board or Parish Magazines Priest in Charge Agricultural Services Currently no vicar Andy Podbery, Digger Hire 01404 861357 / 07778 749657 Kilmington Vicarage, (unavailable on Thursdays unless urgent) [email protected] Mission Community Administrator, Rachel Hudson 07923 923382/ Blackdown Hills Hedge-laying Association [email protected] John Scantlebury for general enquiries [email protected] Parish Reader Currently no Parish Reader George Pidgeon, Contractor 01404 881634 Churchwardens Forest & Land Management 01404 861400 Geoffrey Berry 01823 601386/ [email protected] http://www.forestandland.co.uk Jean Rich 01404 861274/ [email protected] Terry Coombe 01404 861320 Community Lunches (Chainsaw Contractor, Logs) Lesley Sutton 01404 861386/ [email protected] 4 7 Choir Environment Agency Flood line 0345 9881188 Lin Box 01404 861400 For Incidents (24-hours) 0800 807060 https://www.gov.uk/report-an-environmental-incident 9 Flower Rota Sonia Boyd 01404 861343 PALS, 01392 402093 (Patient Advice & Liaison Service, Honiton Hospital) Pastoral Team Rosemary Abel 01404 861774 The Samaritans 01823 288998 (Taunton) Lin Box 01404 861400 www.samaritans.org Rebecca Bell 01460 234002 Diane Frost 01823 601103, Miranda
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