Date for your diary! This year, because the tides are wrong, the annual clean up down the road and foreshores won’t take place on New Year’s Day. The ACA will hold a clean up day on Sunday 6th January instead, to start at 11.00 am to coincide with low water that day. We usually have
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A message from the Aune Conservation Association – For various reasons the New Year’s Day Tidal Road Clear-up didn’t take place as usual this year, so an alternative has been arranged by the ACA – Sunday 4th March at 2.00pm, to coincide with Low Water. Do come along and join in – please tell your
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NEW YEAR’S DAY TIDAL ROAD CLEAN UP The Aune Conservation Association’s ever popular clean up will be held from 2-3pm on Sunday 1st January 2017– weather permitting. Feel free to bring your friends and guests to help out. We’ll meet at both ‘Timbers’ car park (Aveton Gifford) and the Milburn Orchard car park (at the
Earlier this spring the parish council was given the date for another Bantham Swoosh. The date had already been set by the Outdoor Swimming Society and many of the other arrangements had also been set in place without any prior discussion with either the parish or district council. The OSS also intends to make this
The ACA is organising its annual clean up along the Tidal Road on the Saturday afternoon of January 2nd. Everybody is cordially invited to join in and to help clear up accumulated rubbish – there is usually lots that has blown in with stormy weather. Please meet at Timbers car park or at Milburn Orchard
Blow those cobwebs away on the Tidal Road – January 2nd, river road clean up, Read More »
We have been asked to publish the following information about the boats now in Timbers car park. “On the 27th of March, a Parish Council working party, on behalf of South Hams District Council, removed 29 derelict or apparently disused boats from the land owned by SHDC (adjacent to the A379 bridge, from the verge of the Tidal
If you have a boat on the river take care! Now that the nights are getting longer thefts from the river have started up again. A red 20 litre fuel tank, containing 10 litres of fuel was taken in the middle of October, and since then a Canadian style canoe has been stolen, and a