The Younghayes Centre, situated in Younghayes Road – adjacent to the Medical Centre and opposite St Martin’s Primary School – is a busy hub at the heart of the community. Built in 2012, its main hall is in use throughout the week by a wide variety of community, youth and sports groups, whilst at weekends it is the venue for private parties and other events. Also housed within the building are tenanted business offices, including the office of Cranbrook Town Council.
The Younghayes Centre transferred ownership to the Town Council in November 2019. Cranbrook Town Council manages the building, facilitating room bookings and coordinating usage of the building.
https://www.cranbrooktowncouncil.gov.uk/community-organisations/the-younghayes-centre/
The Younghayes Centre, 169 Younghayes Road, Cranbrook EX5 7DR
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We promote sustainable, responsible and vibrant coastal communities through art, culture, heritage and education.
Our Vision is to connect people with the coast and sea to enjoy carefully now and in the future, remembering and valuing them.
Our Aim is to promote a greater understanding of the heritage, community identity, and social inclusion of Sidmouth and other coastal areas, via education, arts and awareness raising.
We are promoting a sustainable and responsible approach to value, protect engage and regenerate our coastal community and fishing past.
http://sidmouthcoastalcommunityhub.org/
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The Beehive is an award-winning community venue in Honiton with a programme of live events, cinema & space for community activities, exhibitions, workshops, meetings and conferences. Since opening in 2014, we’ve welcomed over 59,000 people to the building each year.
The venue is used by over 80 community organisations and special interest groups. We aim to create a vibrant and stimulating centre that engages, challenges, entertains, supports, educates and encompasses our whole community.
The Beehive Dowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LZ
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Wild East Devon owns and manages ten nature reserves across the district from Axminster to Exmouth including the award-winning Seaton Wetlands
We deliver practical habitat management, provide a range of volunteering opportunities, deliver an inspiring educational service to schools and community groups, and deliver and promote exciting outdoor events with numerous partnering organisations
Please get in touch if you would like to join our mailing list, we send out a public newsletter with walks, wildlife and management insights every month
http://wildeastdevon.co.uk/ redirects to https://eastdevon.gov.uk/countryside/
Wild East Devon East Devon District Council, Blackdown House, Border Road, Heathpark Industrial Estate, Honiton EX14 1EJ
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East Devon Excellence is a group of high quality, progressive leisure, tourism, attraction and food sector businesses, all based in glorious East Devon.
East Devon stretches along the Jurassic World Heritage Coast from Lyme Regis through the picturesque fishing villages of Beer and Branscombe, then on to the quintessentially British sandy beach at Exmouth. Extending inwards from the coast, you will find gems such as Topsham and Colyton, and bustling towns like Honiton, full of independent shops that you will love to explore, all situated among finest countryside with breath-taking views.
With its blend of vibrant communities on the coast and inland, East Devon always has something going on that’s perfect for every taste and budget. Get out on the water, experience some culture, try some local cuisine or find something to keep the kids entertained — you’ll always be spoilt for choice during your visit!
https://eastdevonexcellence.co.uk/
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East Devon Ramblers are a very enthusiastic and friendly group, and we invite you to walk with us. Visitors and new members are most welcome. We offer a choice of 6 varied walks a week, ranging from a leisurely half-day stroll to a full-day strenuous hike.
https://www.ramblers.org.uk/east-devon
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Welcome to The Wave. We are a community of people, seeking to share the life changing message of Jesus with the people of Littleham. Within Littleham there is an amazing estate which is diverse and rich in heritage, it has not always had the best reputation, but God loves the estate and the people in it and so do we.
The Wave is a Pioneer Baptist Church plant, What does that mean?
Well, it means that (like many Churches) We believe that God has called us to share the message of Jesus, and the message of salvation, with those who don’t know Him. However, it is pioneer, because it does not look like conventional Church. Our focus is not about a Sunday morning service, instead it is about meeting with people where they are, building community, sharing about Jesus and faith in informal settings, seeking to be mission focussed living as followers of Jesus 24/7.
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The Pebblebed Heaths Conservation Trust was established by Clinton Devon Estates in 2006. Its creation was in response to increasing national and European recognition that lowland heathlands are a habitat rich in wildlife, are highly threatened, and require professional management to maximise their wildlife value.
The Conservation Trust has management responsibility for the East Devon Pebblebed Heaths and the Otter Estuary.
https://www.pebblebedheaths.org.uk/
Pebblebed Heaths Conservation Trust Rolle Estate Office, Bicton Arena, East Budleigh, Budleigh Salterton EX9 7BL
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Welcome to the home of the South West Coast Path Association.
We are the charity looking after the UK’s longest and best-loved National Trail. We believe everyone should have access to the South West Coast Path as a place to connect to nature, relax, exercise, and take time away from the stresses of daily life. With the help of our members, fundraisers, volunteers, and partners, we’re protecting and improving the Trail for the benefit of society now and in the future. We hope you enjoy the Path and consider supporting our cause.
https://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/
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Jane and Mary Parminter were non-conformists belonging to the Glenorchy Independent (Congregational) Church in Exmouth. However, they found that bad weather, especially in the wintertime, often prevented them from making the journey to church. One story says that they did not wish their coachman to work on the Sabbath and they therefore decided to build their own chapel in a field adjacent to their home. At the same time they decided to create a small resident community for needy women and the idea of the almshouses was born. The tiny chapel and its surrounding almshouses was built in 1811 and licensed for worship in 1812 by the Bishop of Exeter. At that time special dispensation had to be granted for public worship for “His Majesty’s Protestant subjects dissenting from the Church of England”.
A manse was built in 1829 as a residence for the Chaplain and is still now occupied by the current Chaplain who also acts as Warden for the almshouses. Services are still held in the Chapel but now only once a week at 11.00am every Sunday. There is a small regular congregation, with a background from several denominations, including some of the residents, although the requirement to attend worship is no longer applied! Although the Chapel remains independent, there is a strong association with the United Reformed Church and especially with Glenorchy URC in Exmouth, where some of the Trustees are members.
https://www.maryparminter.org.uk/point-in-view/
Point in View Chapel Summer Lane, Exmouth EX8 2BD
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