North Huish Parish Council

The parish council for Avonwick and North Huish

North Huish Parish Council is the lowest level of government for the villages of Avonwick and North Huish and the surrounding area. The council has seven councillors, who are elected every four years.

The parish council meets once a month (except August) and also organises an Annual Parish Meeting for the parish.

From 24 August to 28 August

Temporary traffic restriction closing the Old Bridge at Avonwick to allow bridge repairs.

From 28 September to 30 September

Road closed from Horsebrook (at junction with road to Marley) to South Brent for telecoms cabling.

The Current Parish Council
Meet the seven elected councillors of North Huish Parish Council, and the Clerk.
About Council Meetings
We hold several types of meetings, which you are usually welcome to attend.
Meeting Agendas and Minutes
Agendas and minutes for all our meetings since 2013, with sound recordings for most.
The Parish Boundaries
Where does North Huish begin and end? We have a handy map of the parish boundaries.
Play Area and Village Hall Land
The Council holds the village hall land and play area by the Tennis Club in trust.
Council Policies
Like all organisations, we try to do things by the book. Our policies are online.
Statutory Finance Documents
Key documents relating to the Parish Council, including our accounts.
The Role of the Parish Council
What the council can do, and what we do about it.

The main point of contact for North Huish Parish Council is the Clerk, Sharon Raggett

The following services are provided by South Hams District Council:

Tel. (01803) 861234 | E-mail [js protected email address] | Website www.southhams.gov.uk

The following services are provided by Devon County Council:

Tel. 0345 155 1015 | E-mail [js protected email address] | Website www.devon.gov.uk