According to Devon Birds’ website, 4 Black Swans have been seen recently on the Estuary. Click here for details:- https://www.devonbirds.org/news/bird_news/devon_bird_sightings?blogEntry=15278 Black swans on the Devon Avon
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FLORAL GET-TOGETHER
Fourteen ladies from Bigbury and Easton, and a granddaughter of one of them, recently enjoyed a pleasant morning together at Gill Peet’s lovely home overlooking Burgh Island. Gill has run several of these events in the past for the ‘Bigbury … Continue reading
Read MoreUPDATE: One Council – Have your say
South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council have now launched their consultation on a proposal to create one single new council. Although South Hams and West Devon already share one workforce their political structures and decision making processes … Continue reading
Read MoreSAVE BANTHAM CAMPAIGN
Whatever your views about the proposed changes to Bantham, users of the Bigbury Community website may be interested to know about the Save Bantham resources, including information and updates. The Save Bantham website provides key information about Nicholas Johnson’s change … Continue reading
Read MoreBig Day for Area as Joint Local Plan is Formally Submitted
The Plymouth and South West Devon Joint Local Plan has now been submitted! It’s an historic day for planners across the three councils; Plymouth City Council, South Hams District Council and West Devon Borough Council as the entire plan and … Continue reading
Read MoreOne-Council Consultation Approved
28.07.17 South Hams District Council has agreed that the proposal to create one new council should be put to public consultation. The same decision was made by West Devon Borough Council on Tuesday. A consultation will now begin in August … Continue reading
Read MoreAONB ESTUARIES’ BIOSECURITY PLAN PUBLISHED
The AONB Estuaries Partnership has produced the following biosecurity plan to help stop the spread of marine non-native species around the South Hams. Salcombe Biosecurity Plan The risks of an invasive non-native species in the Avon Estuary are relatively low … Continue reading
Read MoreApplication to Name and Number a New Street – HINGSTON RISE, BIGBURY VILLAGE
Application to Name and Number a New St – Ref: 469752 The attached maps show the location and plan of a new development in Bigbury. Click on the links to view:- ROYAL OAK_Layout plan Royal Oak_Location plan The street naming … Continue reading
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