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In Brief

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Next Event

Our next village event will be Parish Council Meeting on 3rd June 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

Parish Council

Read the Parish Council Minutes of 4th March 2020

Our next Parish Council meeting will be on 3rd June 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

View the agenda
Community Information

MP Selaine Saxby

Mobile library timetable

LUC grants

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

Shop / Post Office

Opening Times
May 2020

Newsletter

Read the latest
Landkey Newsletter
here

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We are emerging from a very wet and stormy winter only to have to face the threat of coronavirus. Whilst we worry about all that, spring is arriving in Landkey as these daffodils in the lower playing field show - and lift the spirits! Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 20th March 2020.
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In Brief

Find the Landkey Village Open Forum on:
Facebook logo

Next Event

Our next village event will be Parish Council Meeting on 3rd June 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

Parish Council

Read the Parish Council Minutes of 4th March 2020

Our next Parish Council meeting will be on 3rd June 2020 at 7:30 PM in The Old School Centre, Manor Road

View the agenda
Community Information

MP Selaine Saxby

Mobile library timetable

LUC grants

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

Shop / Post Office

Opening Times
May 2020

Newsletter

Read the latest
Landkey Newsletter
here

Recent Images Highslide JS
We are emerging from a very wet and stormy winter only to have to face the threat of coronavirus. Whilst we worry about all that, spring is arriving in Landkey as these daffodils in the lower playing field show - and lift the spirits! Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 20th March 2020.
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Welcome to the website for Landkey, a peaceful village located within the rolling green hills of North Devon, England.

Landkey is characterised by a sense of community among its residents, especially among those who have dwelt here for many years and who have an intimate knowledge of the history and culture of the village. Landkey has welcomed many new residents in recent years as successive house-building projects have been completed and it is hoped that initiatives such as the establishment of this website will help to strengthen this sense of community by making available to all residents information about their village in a readily-accessible format.

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Website Guide

These are some of the things that you can do on this website:

Grow your own Landkey mazzards

Using a new allotment plot, and with rootstocks and instruction on ‘budding’ your own tree provided, there’ll be an opportunity to create your own mazzard tree (of different sizes) this Summer. For more information send me an email or look for more info (Newsletter, Village Website) in May.

Michael Gee, 19th February 2020

News Blogs

From Charles Waldron on 3rd May 2020:

Church online services

During this period of lockdown while the church is unable to open its doors, Landkey parish residents might like to know that services may be watched daily at 10am  (the recorded versions may be viewed at anytime thereafter) on Facebook by searching for Mission Prayer Programme.

Further information is available on the St Paul's website on: http://www.landkeyparishchurch.org.

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Points of View

From Mary Metivier on 23rd May 2020:

As we cannot have meetings at the moment I am enquiring as to whether the Parish Council has applied for the planning permission for the Devon Air Ambulance landing site.


Points of View Page
Landkey in Pictures
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Landkey's Alphabet of Parishes plaque, 1994. Artwork @copyright Judy Barber.
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The Landkey Sculpture. Created by local artist Polly Pocock, this distinctive artwork stands at the entrance to the northern side of village and is made up of local stone from nearby Venn Quarry and is in the shape of the Landkey parish boundary. The sculpture was commissioned by Landkey Parish Council and was inspired following a consultation with local people to seek ideas on what Landkey meant to them. It was unveiled on July 25th 2009.
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Landkey village hall.
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Landkey's Millennium Green, opened in June 2000, is appreciated daily by local residents who make use of this valuable amenity. At the time, it was one of just 250 Greens created nationwide as part of the government's plans to mark the millennium.