Road Closure – 10th March 2026

Road Closure – We have been notified of a road closure tomorrow 10th March 2026. from LANGMANS CROSS TO HENRIETTA COTTAGE, WEST BUCKLAND

 

Consultation on local government change in Devon launched

Devon residents, businesses and community organisations are being urged to take part in a consultation which is seeking views on the future of local government in the county.

Launched this week (Thursday, 5 Feb) the consultation, run by the Ministry of Housing, Local Government and Communities (MHCLG), invites feedback on business cases for creating unitary authorities to replace the current two‑tier system of district and county councils.

Devon residents can view summaries of all proposals for local government reorganisation online at www.devonlgr.co.uk (opens in new window) paper copies of the Devon County Council business case and consultation questionnaires will be made available at the county’s libraries. The deadline for feedback is midnight on 25 March, 2026.

ADVANCE WARNING OF ROAD CLOSURE

We have been notified of a forthcoming road closure by South West Water in West Buckland on 19th January 2026 – see below for details:
Notification of Road Closure – Work Ref: LM400KR11203393 on West Buckland to Thurlestone, West Buckland.
We are writing to inform you that South West Water has applied for a road closure to complete utility works from The Quarry to the junction near Langmans Quarry. These works, subject to approval from Devon Highways, will take place between 19/01/2026 and 30/01/2026.
All efforts will be made to maintain access to properties within the area of the closure and minimise disruption.
If you require further information, please contact their Helpline on 0344 346 2020.

ROAD CLOSURE IN WEST BUCKLAND – JANUARY 2026

Let’s Keep Our Parish Clean and Beautiful

PARISH COUNCILLOR VACANCY

South Hams District Council Review of Licensing Policy

South Hams District Council are reviewing their Statement of Licensing Policy which sets out the Council’s policy for licensing and regulating businesses where there is the sale of alcohol, provision of regulated entertainment or late night refreshment.

This usually covers businesses such as pubs, clubs, restaurants, hotels, off licenses and late night food takeaways.

Have your say before Tuesday 30 September 2025 at:

https://shlicensingpolicy.commonplace.is/?utm_campaign=new_commonplaces&utm_source=cp-email&utm_medium=email

 

 

Latest News from South Hams District Council

Please see the attached link for all the latest news from South Hams District Council.

https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKSWDEVON/bulletins/3f0a074

 

 

Have your say on the future of councils in Devon

Devon is undergoing a major transformation in how local government works.

The number of Devon councils is due to be reduced as part of UK Government proposals to create ‘empowered, simplified, resilient and sustainable’ unitary authorities. This means that the current district and county council model will be replaced by a unitary council, responsible for delivering all services within a particular area; a new Devon.

Devon County Council would like to hear about what’s important to you and how you think Devon’s councils and services could be structured to ensure the best services for all people in Devon.

Have your say by 14th October 2025.

https://devoncountycouncil.commonplace.is/

Reporting overflowing litter bins!

It’s now easier than ever to report overflowing bins.

If you’re out and about and spot a litter or dog bin that’s overflowing, then you can use the QR code below on your phone and it will take you directly to the reporting form at South Hams District Council.