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In Brief

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Our next village event will be Landkey United Fellowship meeting on 10th December 2019 at 2:30 PM in Landkey village hall

Read the Parish Council Minutes of 6th November 2019

Our next Parish Council meeting will be on 8th January 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

LUC grants

Landkey organisations or individuals might be eligible for a grant through Landkey United Charities.

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From 1st January 2018

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A garland of knitted poppies adorned the war memorial in readiness for Remembrance Sunday, 2019. Numbering 365, one for each day of the year since Remembrance Day last year, they were knitted by village residents Karen Trigger, Sue Ackland, Anita Thorne and Liz Davies. Their work is much appreciated and led to a round of applause at the Act of Remembrance on 10th November. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 13th November 2019.
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In Brief

Find the Landkey Village Open Forum on:

Facebook logo

Our next village event will be Landkey United Fellowship meeting on 10th December 2019 at 2:30 PM in Landkey village hall

Read the Parish Council Minutes of 6th November 2019

Our next Parish Council meeting will be on 8th January 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

LUC grants

Landkey organisations or individuals might be eligible for a grant through Landkey United Charities.

Shop / Post Office:

Opening Times
From 1st January 2018

Read the latest
Landkey Newsletter
here

Recent Images Highslide JS

A garland of knitted poppies adorned the war memorial in readiness for Remembrance Sunday, 2019. Numbering 365, one for each day of the year since Remembrance Day last year, they were knitted by village residents Karen Trigger, Sue Ackland, Anita Thorne and Liz Davies. Their work is much appreciated and led to a round of applause at the Act of Remembrance on 10th November. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 13th November 2019.
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About Landkey

Our Village

With a population of approximately 2000, Landkey is primarily a residential village from where many residents travel daily to work in Barnstaple and its surrounding areas.

The village does, though, support a number of businesses including the Post Office, Nearbuy convenience shop, the Castle Pub and Ladybirds Day Nursery all located in the main street, Blakeshill Road.

Landkey Primary School has 168 pupils recorded on its roll and was rated "Outstanding" by Ofsted at its 2011 inspection. It is located in Bakery Way, just off Manor Road at the western end of the village.

A little further along Manor Road, St Paul's Church may be found where Anglican services are held almost every Sunday. Its congregation of around 40 is friendly and welcomes anyone who would like to join them for worship.

Our village hall is available for hire and is situated close to the free car park off Blakeshill Road. Fuller details are given on our Village Hall pages.

A full-size level football pitch is located on the Millennium Green together with changing facilities. An additional football field is located between the Green and Tanners Road where a children's play area is also situated.