The First Aid Course due to be run on 18 September at the Village Hall has been postponed. The new date is 20th November, 9.00am – 1.00pm. It will be run by Joe Rice First Aid Training. This is a FREE Defibrillator and First Aid training workshop open only to residents of Brentor Parish.
To find out more or to book a place please call the Parish Clerk, Caroline Oxenham, on 01822 481415 or email brentorpc@yahoo.co.uk
The Government is intending to introduce changes to the rules for mobile phone mast planning consent in the very near future.
West Devon Borough Council has announced that, at Hammer Park, Brentor, the Council will now be applying for planning permission to provide:
Not only West Blackdown homes but also up to 31 homes in Brentor village centre will definitely be getting access at no cost to the new fibre broadband network being built by Openreach. West Blackdown should be connected by the end of August (over a month later than originally quoted), and BT announced on 10th March 2021 that enough residents had signed up for the government-funded Universal Service Obligation scheme for the north side of the village centre to also be connected.
Brentor Parish Council has written an emergency plan for our parish, along with a home emergency booklet which will soon be printed and delivered to every home. Continue reading Planning for emergencies
Brentor’s Village Hall and Playing Field Committee has been looking for ideas on how to move forward with rebuilding the main hall of the Village Hall. They are a registered charity, whose duty is to run the Village Hall and Playing Field for the benefit of our community. Continue reading Village Hall rebuild put on hold due to the pandemic
Do you have an interesting photo, an informative item about the village or an event that you need to promote?
We want to keep this website topical, local and up-to-date, so please send your potential contributions to the Editor at editor@brentorvillage.org .
This website now has a recipes page, but there’s only a few recipes on it!
As we all know, lot of Brentor’s social life revolves around cooking and eating with family and friends. The recipes on the new page have been provided by Brentor residents past and present. No doubt some have been adapted and improved as the years pass – and they are reminders of residents past and present and of many good times around the table, as well as being household favourites.
WE NEED LOTS MORE RECIPES! So please email your contributions – a recipe with a small introductory text – to the editor, Colin Dawes, at editor@brentorvillage.org .
