RSPCA North Devon

The Parish of Fremington, located in North Devon, encompasses four distinct population areas including the older villages of Yelland, Fremington, and Bickington, as well as the newer development of Roundswell. Covering 2,526 hectares along the south side of the River Taw estuary, the parish features a blend of densely populated regions and open countryside, complemented by two Local Nature Reserves and a network of well-maintained footpaths including the Tarka Trail. The Parish Council provides various community facilities, including eight play areas, football pitches at Roundswell, and allotment sites at Muddlebridge and Babbages. Fremington Quay has been revitalised with a heritage visitor centre and café, adding to the range of shopping and recreational options available within the parish. Generated from the website

Braunton is a large village located in the South West of England, approximately five miles west of Barnstaple and two miles from the stunning Braunton Burrows and Saunton Sands Beach. Nestled within the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it features the Great Field, one of the last examples of medieval strip farming, and is adjacent to the reclaimed Braunton Marshes. The Braunton Parish Council comprises 13 elected councillors who operate voluntarily, tasked with representing the local community and addressing matters of local importance. This council plays a vital role in listening to community views and advising higher tiers of authority, ensuring that residents' voices are heard in decision-making processes. Generated from the website