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For the People of Modbury Volume 18, Issue 225 January 2018
MODBURY MARIGOLDS DAY The day we all spring clean the town
Have you noticed things or areas of the town that could do with a bit of TLC? Tired looking corners of the town? Places that could do with a few flowers planting or seeds sowing? What needs weeding? Dirty street signs? Something that could do with a coat of paint or varnish? Hanging baskets or planters placed and filled? Now is the time for some self-help, community spirit and DIY. There must have been times when you have said “I wish THEY would...” Then please tell us about it or them.
Due to local government cut backs, things have changed quite a bit recently. In the past “THEY” used to sweep, plant, weed kill and do all the jobs we all took for granted. Now THEY have not got the money (unless we all want to pay a lot more council tax) so “THEY” have to become “WE or US”. The Parish Council now have several Councillors trained to weed kill and patch very minor roads, but WE the residents can do more to help care for our town. It is only 4 years since we won Best Kept Larger Village after all. So let’s rise to the challenge of a fun spring cleaning day, to smarten up our town for the benefit of residents and summer visitors alike. Modbury Marigolds Day will be a very sociable day teaming up with new and old residents alike, all taking part and doing our bit while having fun doing it. There may even be prizes!
Following a visit to Lanveoc, our twin town in France, you may remember in an earlier Messenger that they have a Civic Day – we are going one better- we are going to pull on our rubber gloves, roll up our sleeves and have a Modbury Marigolds Day on Saturday April 14th - ending with a celebration of our efforts in the Pavilion. We want everyone involved: children, parents, grandparents, friends and neighbours.
You decide what needs doing At this stage all we are asking is that you put the date in your new diaries and tell us as soon as possible what jobs WE all could do to smarten up Modbury.
Remember these are the kind of tasks that most of us can do with a pair of Marigolds and a bit of elbow grease like cleaning, weeding, pruning and painting; tasks that can be done with hand tools.
How to tell us • EMAIL: [email protected]. Put Marigolds Day as the subject and tell us the location and task that
needs doing or call Nicky on 01548 830193. • SNAP & SEND: Snap the offending area on your mobile and email it to Nicky at the above address with the
location and what needs doing. • FACEBOOK: We’re setting up a Facebook page where you’ll also be able to post your tasks and share
ideas. • PARISH OFFICE: Drop a note through the door with
your sugges t ion and mark i t MODBURY MARIGOLDS. Please leave a name and contact number in case we need to talk to you.
Remember Marigolds, you will be seeing much more of them in the coming months but for now please let us know what jobs you would like to see done. All suggestions are welcome from everyone. This is a joint project by the Parish Council and the Modbury Society, with help from the Modbury Twinning Association, for all the residents of the community.
Colin Wybrow & Nicky Shepley
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Apologies for an error in last month’s Parish Council News. Our new councillor, Margaret Middleton, would like to point out that she owned the greengrocer’s and pet shop Petty Cache in Modbury Court and not Pips. The confusion was because the shop had previously been the petshop All for Paws, The Hat Studio and prior to that was Pips the Greengrocers.
Proposed development by Bloor Homes: West of the current Palm Cross development, Phase 2 (site H). Response from Parish Council and Neighbourhood Plan Group Some of you will have attended the public consultation held by Bloor Homes in November at which they invited comments on their proposals for approximately 40 homes on this site.
The site is one of those allocated by South Hams District Council in the Joint Local Plan (JLP). The JLP is due to be examined by the independent Inspectors in late January-February.
At the time of writing the developer had not put in a formal planning application but is likely to do so in the near future.
The Neighbourhood Plan Group and the Parish Council have submitted a response to Bloor Homes about the outline plans shown at their consultation.
We have made a number of what we believe are constructive comments and suggestions and want to follow these up with discussions with the developers and SHDC.
The full text of the response can be found on the Neighbourhood Plan, website www.modburynpg.co.uk and the Parish Council website www.modburypc.co.uk. Paper copies can be found at the Parish Council Office, on the Parish Council noticeboard and at the Post Office. If you were not aware of details of the proposals, we hope that this will be helpful in considering your response in the event of a formal planning application.
The full text of the response from the Modbury NPG will be published in the February Modbury Messenger.
Ann Turner, Chair Modbury NPG
Modbury Parish Council News At this month’s Council Meeting held on December 11th 2017 there was one parishioner present for the Public Forum but he had no questions to ask. We received no reports from either the Police or District Councillor this month as both were away. Our County Councillor reported that 91% 0f Devon schools are good or outstanding and that the recent inspection of Modbury Primary School by OFSTED found it to still have a “Good“ rating.
Devon has a good stock of salt should it be needed over the winter. (Current forecasts for Devon suggest a mild winter - which could mean a hard one, this caused some mirth). 95% of waste from Devon is now sent to the Energy from Waste Plant in Plymouth.
There is still a vacancy for Parish Councillor but no new applications have been received so far. If anyone is interested in the vacancy they should apply through the Parish Clerk.
Five planning applications were discussed, all were supported but two with further points to consider. The problem with the siting of the bus stop at the New Mills Industrial Estate was discussed and is an ongoing concern.
A new seat has now been installed at the recently tided up entrance to Cromwell Park. This was kindly donated to the Parish by Mick and Rosemarie Merritt and will be much appreciated by those walking the ‘Modbury Mile’.
At a recent county wide meeting of P3 (Parish Paths) volunteers, Modbury was flagged up as being the most active town of the 143 parishes in Devon. Well done Brian Weeks and Mike Oakins and all those who help and support their efforts. Still on footpaths the Parish Council continue to chase up SHDC who are responsible for the much used bridge over the Aylstone Brook into the Millennium Meadow which links the east side of the town to the centre.
Councillors have all been sent the final draft of the Neighbourhood Plan to read before it is on next month’s agenda.
The Council were given information about the current plans for the Modbury Marigolds Day on April 14th. A Facebook page for information and an email address for projects and volunteers will be set up in the New Year. Most of the groups and organisations in the town will be contacted in January to ask for their help and support for what it is hoped to be a fun, practical and rewarding day. Just by giving a few hours of time we can all get the town ready for the visitors, the May Fair and most importantly give us pride in Modbury as a great place to live. Nicky Shepley
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Kingsway, 10 The Priory, Modbury, South Devon PL21 0TL
Tel : 07763 526814
Aveton Gifford Preschool Playgroup
Every Monday morning 9.45am in term time
Babies, Toddlers and Pre-schoolers welcome
A friendly group always happy to welcome
newcomers
Find us in The Hive, located behind the school, access
through the school.
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St Monica’s Roman Catholic Church
St Austin’s Priory, Ivybridge
01752 892606
Sundays 8.45am Mass
Everyone Welcome
The Arts Society Kingsbridge Lecture
Wednesday 24th January at 7pm for 7.30pm
Thursday 25th January at 10pm for 10:30am
Methodist Church,
100 Fore Street, Kingsbridge.
Humphry Repton on the Tamar
Speaker: Kier Davidson In 1792, Humphry Repton (1752-1818) was first invited down to Cornwall to advise on landscape improvements at Antony House, across the Tamar estuary from Plymouth plus Port Eliot and Catchfrench Manor, and a few years later Pentillie Castle and Endsleigh House.
February lecture will be:
The Best Kept Secret in the City of London – The Guildhall Art Gallery - Speaker Diana Wright
Refreshments available before each lecture.
Free for members. £8 for visitors
Welcome to our church, especially if you are new to Modbury, or just visiting –
tea and coffee is served at the back of church, after our services – we do hope
that you will join us
Thursday 4th 9:15 am Noah’s Ark for children under 5
Sunday 7th 9:30 am Service of Holy Communion
Sunday 14th 9:30 am Lay-led Service
Wednesday 17th 7:00 pm Inauguration service for Matt Rowland
Thursday 18th 9:15 am Noah’s Ark for children under 5
Sunday 21st 9:30 am Team Family Holy Communion Service
Sunday 28th 9:30 am Sunday Worship
Monday to Friday 9:00 am – Morning Prayers
www.modburyteam.org
CONTACTS During the interregnum please contact either of the churchwardens: Emma Romney - 01548 831126 or Alex Hammerstein - 01548 830751
The Vicarage answerphone - 01548 830260
ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH, MODBURY January 2018 Services and Events
New Vicar Arrives in Modbury
The inauguration service for our new Vicar and Team Rector, Matt Rowland will be on
January 17th at 7:00 pm In St. George’s Church
Everyone is most welcome to come and join in welcoming Matt and his family to Modbury as our new Vicar.
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Contacts: Police Community Support Officer: You have several ways of contacting your local PCSO, PC Ryan Hayhurst, from the Kingsbridge Neighbourhood Policing Team: Tel: 101 Email [email protected] District Councillor (Charterlands Ward): Beth Huntley: Tel: 07565 263894 Email: [email protected] County Councillor (Salcombe Division): Rufus Gilbert. Tel: 01548 856659 Email: [email protected]
MODBURY PARISH COUNCIL OFFICE. 2 Galpin Street, Modbury PL21 0QA
Tel: 01548 830222 [email protected]
Hours of Business: Mondays 2.00pm –4.00pm Parish Surgery: 10 –11 am every Saturday
Planning Applications: Notices of planning applications lodged with SHDC are displayed on the Parish Noticeboard outside the Post Office. Copies of plans relating to these applications can be inspected at the Parish Office during the above office hours.
Contacting Parish Councillors: Parish Councillors attend the Parish Office, on a rota basis, on Saturday mornings from 10.00 -11.00am. Should you have any parish matter you would like to discuss come along to the Office or call in to the Office and speak to the Parish Clerk, Sacha Hager. Alternatively you can write a letter or speak at the public forum held at the beginning of each monthly meeting of the Parish Council, on the second Monday of each month at 7 pm in the Pavilion, QEII Recreation Ground.
PERSONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Commercial advertisements should be sent to the Parish Clerk at [email protected]
Advertising rates are published on the Modbury Parish Council website www.modburypc.co.uk
The Modbury Messenger is published by the Parish Council and is printed by Kingfisher Print, Totnes. The views expressed in the Messenger do not necessarily represent those of Modbury Parish Council.
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Modbury Players Present
An evening of live music from
One of the finest covers bands on the local circuit. Expect anything and everything from the likes of
the Foos to Brian Adams - delivered in full throttle to a home crowd in Modbury.
Shake off those winter blues and dance the night away
Saturday 3rd Feb 8pm Modbury Memorial Hall Tickets £5 Available from Pickles Bar Available + nibbles
All proceeds going to Modbury Scouts for the 24th World Scout Jamboree
Promoting Dementia Friendly Communities
LET’S TALK ABOUT DEMENTIA
IN OUR COMMUNITIES
Come and join us to find out how to support people living with dementia
in your community, or to share your experiences and ideas on
Friday 2nd February 2018at
The Watermark, IvybridgeErme Court, Leonards Rd PL21 0SZ
9.30am-3pmEveryone welcome:
individuals, carers, groups, organisations & businesses
Speakers will be: Gary Streeter - MP, Helen Penwarden - Devon Federation of
Women’s Institutes, Ian Sherriff – Academic Partnership Lead For Dementia at
Plymouth University, & Dr Edmund Jack GP.
Buffet Lunch
This is a FREE EVENT however BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL via
https://talkaboutdementia.eventbrite.co.uk
for more information contact [email protected]
Tel:01803 862266
Funded by South Hams TAP fund through Brixton Parish Council
SOUTH HAMS’ LEADING
ESTATE AGENT
For customers who expect more from their estate agent.
Sales Lettings Auctions
01548 831163
Our team has over 80 years of South Devon estate agency experience.
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Open 7 days a week: 5:30pm - 11pmincluding Bank Holidays
01548 831191 or 01548 831112
Modbury Twinning Association The Annual General Meeting will take place in The White Hart on Thursday 11th January at 6.30pm. We hope as many members as possible will be able to attend and extend a warm welcome to anyone else who would like to know more about the Association to join us and hear about our activities last year and our plans for 2018 which include a visit from our friends in Lanvéoc. Any enquiries to Charlotte: [email protected] or 831028
This will be followed at 7.00 for 7.30 by our Annual Dinner, and members will be contacted by e-mail with details shortly. Joyeuse année!
The Christmas Lights committee would like to send a big THANK-YOU to all the people involved in putting up the Christmas lights and the Christmas trees in the town. They made the Lights On night at the end of November such a great success and a safe event for everybody. There are far too many people to mention, but without your help, Modbury would not be such a bright and vibrant place over the Christmas period. The Lights On night, the lights and trees are funded by generous donations from the public, Modbury traders and local organisations – so another big THANK-YOU.
On a sad note, the team putting up the lights this year did so with heavy hearts, as one of their stalwarts, Mark Williams, sadly passed away in October. He will be missed by all the other lighting “elves”, as he will be by many other people and organisations in Modbury. One of these, the Fireworks Club, have made a very generous donation to the Christmas lights, in his memory and to support another community event that Mark was passionate and proud to support.
The Christmas Lights Committee
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
PLEASE VOTE FOR 1st MODBURY SCOUT GROUP Modbury Scouts are busy raising money for their new Scout Hut
We are so proud to announce that the Co-op have chosen us as one of their charities to support for the next year. With your Co-op card every time you shop and purchase
Co-op products 5% goes to you and 1% to the Scout fund. All the 1% add up and will help us to raise much needed funds for our new Scout Hut which will provide lots of exciting opportunities for our Beavers, Cub and Scouts for many years to come.
In order to support us just go online www.coop.co.uk/membership/local-community-fund and sign in and select 1st Modbury Scouts.
Tesco at Lee Mill have also chosen to support us in January and February 2018 so every time you are given a token please can we ask that you support us.
THANK YOU Rachel Bell
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1st Modbury Scouts are off to the USA
45,000 Scouts and the three Modbury Scouts are going to West Virginia, USA!
The World Scout Jamboree will bring Scouts from all around t h e w o r l d t o g e t h e r t o experience new adventures, c u l t u r e s , a n d l i f e - l o n g friendships.
Poppy, Megan & Ted will not only raise funds to support their trip and represent Devon and Britain and also help others less fortunate from other nations to be able experience the once in a lifetime opportunity.
Adventure awaits!
Hilary Garry
Burns’ Night Fun The trio’s first big fundraiser will be a fun night celebrating Burns’ Night. Please join them for a 3 course supper, including traditional Haggis, a tot or two of whisky and some Scottish themed shenanigans! The event will be hosted in the Queen Elizabeth Pavilion on Saturday, 27th January 2018. Tickets (£15) will be available in Pickles or from Hilary Garry, Brick House, Brownston St.
Please help 3 of our Scouts raise funds to help send them to the 2019 World Scout Jamboree
Saturday 27th January
1st Modbury Scouts presents
Only £15 QEII Pavilion
Fun starts at 7-30 pm
3 Course Meal (Veggie Option)
2 Free Drams, Cheap Bar & Music
Tickets available at Pickles Hardware or see Hilary, Tanja, Liz or Jason @ Cubs
or call 01548 831468 / 07743 964444
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Santa Saved the Day A sugar paste Santa, aided by his very able modeller, Julie Turner saved the day at our December meeting, when the booked speaker was unexpectedly unable to attend. With little more than some fondant icing, colouring pastes and a cocktail stick Santa and his sweet friends appeared before our very eyes and no doubt attempts to replicate Julie's skills will adorn festive cakes throughout Modbury this season. Julie has a very busy on-line cake business and mixes up mammoth vats of cake batter, particularly at Christmas, so we are indebted to her for finding the time to attend our meeting to mark two year's of Modbury WI. Members were so enthralled with Julie's sugarcraft art that she was quickly signed up to give us a half day workshop next autumn. The meeting was topped off by a celebratory bring and share supper.
Connie O'Neill, Modbury WI president, attended the Modbury Remembrance Day Service and laid a wreath at the War Memorial on behalf of the group. Connie led our representatives at The Avon Group of WIs Christmas Carol Service at Ringmore Church. Our Christmas lunch, held again at the White Hart, Modbury, marked the end of the 2017 calendar of events.
New events are in store for 2018 and to ensure everyone's interests are embraced a questionnaire has been circulated to
members to aid planning for the future. The first meeting of the New Year will take place at 7.30pm on Friday, 5th January 2018 at the MARS Pavilion, Modbury, when the new programme will be available. If you are interested in finding out more about our activities do come along - you will receive a very warm welcome.
THE OYSTER SHACKJoin us for our tempting
New Year offers
Book Now01548 810 876
New Years opening Wednesday-Sunday 12-3pm
Friday-Saturday 6-9pm Closed 14th January-2nd February
Mussel Madness - Mussels & Fries £10 Half price Oysters & Unlimited Prosecco £15 p/p
Check website for full opening hours & offer details www.oystershack.co.uk
1 Course £12 | 2 Courses £16 | 3 course set menu £18SET MENU
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January walk dates:- 2nd January 9th January 16th January 23rd January 30th January Contact Modbury volunteer walk leaders: Sue Rogers (831289) Sandra Sidey (830582) Catherine Speight (830195) Monica Yunnie (831049)
Louise Evans (Active Devon) Walking for Health Co-ordinator [email protected] Tel: 01392 925150
Club sessions: 6.30 pm until dusk Thursday evenings and10am until midday Sunday mornings.
We have two courts and a small pavilion. Please contact us about how to join or use as a visitor.
Modbury Tennis Club welcomes new members. Contact: Paul Eden, tel: 01548 831064 Email [email protected]
Boat Talk: Thursday 18th JANUARY 8pm, Modbury Inn.
An informal get together to talk about anything to do with boats. All welcome.
Tim Beavon [email protected] 01548 830937
Our next meeting will take place on 10th JANUARY 2018, at 7.30 pm in the White Hart. The speaker will be Simon Dell from Tavistock who will giving a talk on an incident which took place in HM Prison, Dartmoor, Princetown, entitled “Dartmoor Conscientious Objectors”.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
David Mitchell (Modbury 830446)
Modbury Local History Society
MODBURY BRANCH Royal British Legion
This year’s Poppy Appeal in Modbury & District raised over £6,000, which is a great effort by the community. A very
big thank you to all the collectors and to all who gave so generously.
The next meeting of the Modbury & District Branch of the Royal British Legion will take place in the Club on 5th February 2018 starting at 7.30pm.
David Scott
BANISH THOSE WINTER BLUES! It's been more than three and a half years since a Lottery funded project, to encourage the over 50s into doing more exercise, ran some initial sessions at MARS Pavilion, taught by local qualified and experienced instructor, Jill Gubbins. The classes continued after the funding ended, with two classes on offer: the first, moderately paced aerobics plus weight and band strengthening work, suitable for most age groups, the second focussing on movement and chair based strengthening activities, to maintain independence for older people or those rebuilding their health. These classes run, from 10th January 2018, on Wednesdays, 9:15 - 10:00 and 10:15 - 11:00, at a very reasonable cost of £5 paid as you come along. Alongside the fitness gains, two other important advantages of joining in any class are the mental stimulus activity provokes, especially in this dementia aware era, and the social exchange provided, where fun and a friendly word counter isolation and low mood. There is always room for new faces, so as the winter months hit, when it is harder to go out for exercise and to end up less active with associated health risks, why not give Jill's indoor classes a try! For more information about what either class entails, or to discuss similar classes Jill holds elsewhere on different days, please call Jill on 01548 810651.
Jill Gubbins
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IVYBRIDGE U3A The January General Meeting of Ivybridge U3A will be held on Monday January 15th at 2 pm at the Watermark, Ivybridge. Our Speaker Mike Haywood will talk about “The Voyage of the Mayflower in 1620. The Myth and the Reality”.
PAUSE FOR THOUGHT Let’s continue CLANGING
Last month I talked about being more Active - this month it’s Notice
Last week I saw this on Facebook and thought how apt it was for Notice
Questions to ask your children after school instead of how was your day? - What made you smile today? - Can you tell me an example of kindness? - What did you do that was creative? - Who did you sit with at lunchtime? - Was anyone in your class not there today? - Tell me something you know today that you didn’t know yesterday? - What was the hardest rule to follow today? - If you could change one thing about your day today, what would it be? - What made your teacher smile? - What made your teacher frown? - If you could switch seats with anyone in class, who would it be and why? - What kind of person were you today
This is about emotional intelligence. By noticing our and others’ behaviour in response to everyday situations helps us to become more away of ourselves, our feelings and what makes us ‘tick’. The best feeling of all is to feel good. We can help ourselves to feel ‘good’ by noticing things around us and responding to them positively, if it’s a rainy day or its cold, notice the clouds, the colour of the sky, the birds. If you notice that someone else is sad, give them a hug, a smile, some help. Noticing and acting on what you see will give you a sense of achievement and will help your wellbeing, both emotional and physically as the two go hand in hand.
I love this time of year, crisp winter days; in the midst of winter we can see sign of the beginnings of new life, the frogs coming out of hibernation to find a mate, the first snow drops, we hear the winter song of the robin as he sits high on a bare branch, his red plumage standing out proudly. Every day, notice what is going on around you, notice your neighbours and your friends and use your emotional intelligence to respond.
Sarah Wyatt
Advertise your club or society in the Messenger Tell the people of Modbury about your club or society by writing to [email protected]. Just give details of what the club is, who it is aimed at, when and where you meet and who to contact for further information.
Non-profit making clubs and societies are advertised for free and the Messenger is distributed to over 850 properties in Modbury and around.
Remember that the Palm Cross development is filling up fast and people new to Modbury will be looking for ideas of what to do.
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Lynne & Chris Barnes
Wish Everyone a Happy New Year
Advertise your business here for only £96 a year
The Modbury Messenger is delivered to nearly 1000 homes and businesses in Modbury and the surrounding area. See p15 for details of all advertising formats and rates
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SOUTH HAMS MOBILE LIBRARY Tuesday 2nd and 31th January Saturday 20th January Ayleston Park 14:45 to 15:30 Poundwell Square 09:30 to 12:30 Poundwell Square 15:35 to 16:35
MARS 50 - 50 LOTTERY RESULTS
Oct No. Name Amount1st Prize 49 Faith Constantine £36.00
2nd Prize 53 Simon Bonnell £21.60
3rd Prize 136 Stan Pratt £14.40
Nov No. Name Amount1st Prize 102 Mike Tillett £36.00
2nd Prize 72 Bella Pritchard-Barrett £21.60
3rd Prize 99 Adrian Woods £14.40
Dec No. Name Amount1st Prize 148 Hilary Berry £36.00
2nd Prize 56 Alison Wood £21.60
3rd Prize 22 Gill Watts £14.40
MARS 50 - 50 LOTTERY RESULTS
Oct No. Name Amount1st Prize 49 Faith Constantine £36.00
2nd Prize 53 Simon Bonnell £21.60
3rd Prize 136 Stan Pratt £14.40
Nov No. Name Amount1st Prize 102 Mike Tillett £36.00
2nd Prize 72 Bella Pritchard-Barrett £21.60
3rd Prize 99 Adrian Woods £14.40
Dec No. Name Amount1st Prize 148 Hilary Berry £36.00
2nd Prize 56 Alison Wood £21.60
3rd Prize 22 Gill Watts £14.40
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The Penguins are coming to Modbury Memorial Hallshake off those winter blues and dance the night away with this
fantastic band
Saturday 3rd February 8pm - Bar, nibbles and band £5
tickets from Pickles
For further info call Sarah 01548 830458
thebrownstongal ler y
www.thebrownstongallery.co.uk
Happy New Year!
The gallery will be open onThursday, Friday & Saturday
between 11am and 4pm
We will be celebrating theMonth of Love!
Lots of little gems to warm your heart...
JANUARY
FEBRUARYLittle Love Bites
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Did you know
Citizens Advice South Hams • is a local independent charity • last year helped over 4,300 local residents resolve over 9,040 problems • watches for unfairness and campaigns for change • is staffed mainly by volunteers • relies on donations and funding
We need you
• as volunteers - [email protected] • as heroic fundraisers - [email protected] • to make donations - southhamscab.org.uk
Make a difference to peoples lives Our advice line for problems is
03 444 111 444
Did you know
Citizens Advice South Hams is a local independent charity
last year helped over 4,300 local residents resolve over 9,040 problems with debt, housing, homelessness, disabilities, benefits and more
champions citizens’ and consumer rights
watches for unfairness and campaigns for change
is staffed mainly by volunteers
relies on donations and funding
We need you
as volunteer administrators and advisers - [email protected]
as heroic fundraisers to join our Friends group -
[email protected] to make donations to support our vital work -
southhamscab.org.uk or by cheque made payable to South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau and posted to Follaton House, Plymouth Rd, Totnes, TQ9 5NE Make a difference to peoples lives
Our advice line for problems is 03 444 111 444
Did you know
Citizens Advice South Hams • is a local independent charity • helps local residents resolve problems • is staffed mainly by volunteers • relies on donations and funding
We need you • as volunteers • as fundraisers • as donators - southhamscab.org.uk
Make a difference to peoples lives Our advice line for problems is
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