Blog – Page 17 – Brushford Parish Council

September 2018

by Brushford Parish Council | Oct 5, 2018 | Minutes

September-Minutes-201819.pages.pdf

October 2018

by Brushford Parish Council | Oct 5, 2018 | Agendas

BPC-Meeting-Agenda-091018.pdf

Community Bus Services

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 19, 2017 | Information

St Nicholas Church

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 19, 2017 | Information

A Brief History of St Nicholas’ Church, Brushford Although St Nicholas’ Church underwent 18th and 19th century restoration, it retains much medieval stonework and is one of the most interesting churches in the Exmoor area. The oldest part of the church appears to be...

Brushford Parish Hall

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 19, 2017 | Information

The Parish Hall now has its own dedicated website, which can be found at: Whats...

Welcome to Brushford Pack

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 19, 2017 | Information

There is now a new “Welcome Pack” for all newcomers to the Parish. It contains a host of information, from useful telephone numbers to recycling facilities, from suggestions for eating out to where to shop – the list is very comprehensive! If you have recently...

TA22 Voluntary Lifts

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 19, 2017 | Information

New Traffic Calming Scheme

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 18, 2017 | Information

The Parish Council has for a long time worked on the introduction of a Traffic Calming Scheme along the main B3222 road which runs through from Exebridge to Dulverton as speed checks have continuously reflected high speeds, with a large number of vehicles exceeding...

Brushford Present

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 18, 2017 | Information

Today, Brushford is still a small community of 535 parishioners. The Parish is made up of Brushford, that part of Exebridge on the Somerset side of the River Exe to the South and the hamlet of Nightcott to the West. (See Parish Statistics Page) We have a thriving and...

Brushford Past

by Brushford Parish Council | Sep 18, 2017 | Information

During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Brushford enjoyed the contact of the Barnstaple to Taunton and Tiverton Railway, which resulted in Lord Carnarvon building the Carnarvon Arms in the mid 19th Century. There was a thriving saw mill on the other side of the...

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