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PDFPayhembury Neighbourhood Plan – Consultation
April 20th, 2018
Pre-submission Payhembury Neighbourhood Plan for Consultation Feedback should be sent to payhemburynp@gmail.com, including your name. Consultation closes June 9th. To read or save the plan please click Payhembury Neighbourhood Plan – Consultation.
[Read More...]Proposed Changes to East Devon Car Parking Charges
April 10th, 2018
You have the opportunity to comment on proposed changes to charges in our car parks. Click http://eastdevon.gov.uk/consultation-and-surveys/car-park-review/ to start.
[Read More...]Latest Update from Voneus on Broadband
April 9th, 2018
The Programme Manager at Voneus reports that they have finalised surveying the area and will be able to provide the entire surveyor report soon. What the report is going to show is the design layout and how many properties in the Payhembury area can have Voneus broadband. The moment more is known they will report back to the Parish Clerk as to whether Voneus is able to provide broadband to the community. If successful, then they can then go to the next stage with a “broadband champion” driving interest. If anyone would like further details please contact the Clerk, Louise Scott, […]
[Read More...]EDDC New Green Waste Programme
April 5th, 2018
To see all details of this programme and how to join up please click EDDC Green Waste.
[Read More...]Payhembury Parish Broadband status as of 07/02/18
February 7th, 2018
With Payhembury village now having access to superfast broadband, our attention is on the rest of the parish. https://www.voneus.com/ are interested in providing a superfast broadband service to these areas if demand is high enough. They gave a presentation to the community on Feb 5th – please click Voneus presentation to view details – and would like to progress with the role out over the next 8 weeks. For this to be viable they require at least 40 properties to express an interest. So if you are interested please email sales@voneus.com using the reference “PAY” (as in Payhembury) as soon as possible. […]
[Read More...]Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS)
January 31st, 2018
A reminder to you all that this is now in operation. If you are in a medical emergency situation and need extra immediate help such as someone to fetch the defibrillator or assist with chest compression, ring this number and a village volunteer will respond. REMEMBER TO RING 999 FIRST VETS 01404 565605 I have heard that a number of people immediately threw out the yellow slip with the number on it that was with the parish paper, thinking it was an advertisement for an animal doctor! More are available in Payhembury Provisions. Tim Cox
[Read More...]Do You Grumble About Potholes? – Read On
October 9th, 2017
Please can you report potholes via this link: https://new.devon.gov.uk/roadsandtransport/report-a-problem The more people reporting the numerous potholes/craters (!) on our roads, the more likely it is that something will be done about them. Thank you. Louise Scott, Payhembury Parish Clerk
[Read More...]Save A Life – Be Aware of our Defribillator
October 9th, 2017
The defibrillator is now commissioned and ready to use. It is situated on the pillar of the Payhembury Provisions porch. Please note the emergency phone is a small box just above the defib. All you do is press the button to be connected to the 999 operator and they will give you the code for the box. The purpose of this is to make sure the ambulance is called. Nearly forty people attended the Defibrillator Awareness evening in the hall given by Tina from Community Heartbeat. Everybody found it stimulating, non-threatening and entertaining, being pitched at just the right level. […]
[Read More...]Honiton Minor Injuries Unit – Change of Hours
November 9th, 2016
The closing time at Honiton MIU is now 8pm every day instead of 10pm. The reduction in hours has been caused by staffing difficulties, and the situation is due to be reviewed before the end of the year. Meanwhile, the future of inpatients beds at the hospital is threatened by an NHS Devon Clinical Commissioning Group’s proposal to close them. A steering group of objectors has been formed in Honiton to fight the proposal
[Read More...]Non Urgent Crime? Report it Online
June 26th, 2016
ClickB4UCall – why call when you don’t need to… Need to report a non-urgent crime, visit www.dc.police.uk/reportcrime
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