Knowstone News

Sadly, due to a lack of interest, the Community Tea planned for the 30th June has been cancelled. 

Please click on the following link to access the latest A361 traffic bulletin (dated 17.06.24).   

We have received recent reports in the Devon area of scams involving cars advertised for sale.  We would like to remind residents to be wary when selling vehicles, the recent reported scam involves two to three males attending to view a car… More

Crime Prevention - “In terms of protecting yourself against this type of offence, there are a number of simple preventative measures which you may wish to consider: Report any suspicious activity, as this will assist in preventing further… More

There is a vacancy on the Knowstone Parish Council for someone to become a Parish Councillor. Please let the Parish Clerk, Jane Mills, know if you would like to be considered. Meetings take place every other month and it is a chance to address and… More

The Batsworthy Cross Wind Farm Community Fund is open for grant applications and there is opportunity to apply for three different types.  Small grants of up to £2,000 are available throughout the year. Medium grants of between £2,000 and £30,000… More

The council have received the following email cascaded down from Cllr Andrea Davis, DCC Cabinet member for Transport and Infrastructure. "In advance of the Community Liaison meeting Tuesday 28th I am sending an update on the expected completion… More

At the Annual Meeting of the Parish on Thursday 23rd May, a representative from Mid Devon Mobility attended to provide a presentation. Although their services do not cover the Knowstone parish currently, it may be that there are those you know who… More

Our annual link road litter pick took place over six weeks recently. Our devoted waste and recycling crew tackled the A361, starting from the Aller Cross roundabout and heading towards Witheridge and Rackenford. Post-link road, they cleaned up the… More

Devon & Cornwall Police is working with partners and local residents to make potential locations in the counties unattractive to organisers of raves (also called unlicensed music events or UMEs).  There is an increased possibility of these… More