In brief: the proposal is to put ten apartments into the Mill and fifty houses on land north of the petrol station.

village is by 4pm on Friday 2 July.

The official documentation is

Your last chance to comment on this proposal for 60 new houses in the village is by 4pm on Friday 2 July. The official documentation is accessible at Follaton House and on the web at:
http://www.southhams.gov.uk/ then click on the link under 'South Hams Local Development Framework'.

The proposal is summarised on the village website:
http://www.harbertonford.org/index.php/Region/SouthHamsCouncil

You can send comments by letter to: Forward Planning team, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, TQ9 5NE or by email to: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk, or by other ways described on the SHDC website.

Sunday Brunch at the village hall. 20 June 10:30. Everyone welcome

Sunday Brunch at the village hall 20 June 10:30. Everyone welcome

Parish Council meeting, Tuesday 8 June, 19:30 in Harbertonford school. One item on the agenda is parking by the shop.

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On a related subject: note that the PC will, next Tuesday, June 8, debate a letter from the owner of the shop asking for car parking in the ford area. This patch of soil is currently in the process of being registered as a common. There could be a lively discussion.

About Harbertonford

Bridget Green of the Forward Planning department of South Hams District Council answered questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford, at a meeting in the school on June 1 2010. The minutes of the meeting.

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The environment agency didn't need to ask for planning permission to plant a water level gauge, but they did ask the Parish Council, which agreed on the position. It could be that the gauge will indeed register runoff from the stream from Harberton, which enters the Harbourne below the bridge, but one can speculate that it was sited for convenience of access. We could ask that its signal be always available on a web page, or in coloured lights suspended from the tree above.

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New decoration of our small green space, in the conservation area and close to our listed 19th c bridge.

The environment agency don't need to ask for planning permission to plant a water level gauge, but they did ask the Parish Council, which agreed on the position. It could be that it will indeed react to runoff from the stream from Harberton, which enters the Harbourne below the bridge, but one can speculate that it was sited for convenience of access.

New decoration of our small green space, in the conservation area and close to our listed 19th c bridge.

The environment agency don't need to ask for planning permission, but they did ask the Parish Council, who agreed on the position. It could be that it will indeed react to runoff from the stream from Harberton, which enters the Harbourne below the bridge, but one can speculate that it was placed for convenience of access.

On a related subject: note that the PC will, next Tuesday, June 8, debate a letter from the owner of the shop asking for car parking on the green. This patch of soil is currently in the process of being registered as a common. There could be a lively discussion.

Brigit Green of the Forward Planning department of South Hams District Council answered questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford, at a meeting in the school on June 1 2010. The minutes of the meeting.

Building plans for Harbertonford: last chance to give your views

There is a six week public consultation period. Representations must be received by 4.00 pm on Friday 2 July 2010.

Brigit Green of the Forward Planning department of South Hams District Council answered questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford, at a meeting in the school on June 1 2010.

There is a public meeting tonight, Tuesday, June 1 at 19:30 in Harbertonford School.

Brigit Green of the Forward Planning department of South Hams District Council will answer questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford.

There is a public meeting on Tuesday, June 1 at 19:30 in Harbertonford School. Brigit Green of the Forward Planning department of South Hams District Council will answer questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford.

Building plans for Harbertonford: your chance to give your views

There is a public meeting on Tuesday, June 1 at 19:30 in Harbertonford School. Brigit Green will answer questions about the [Housing] site allocations development plan for Harbertonford.

The background to this meeting is that on 30 April 2010 South Hams District Council published the Site Allocations Development Plan Documents (DPDs)

Building plans for Harbertonford: your last chance to comment

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Building plans for Harbertonford: your last chance to comment

On 30 April 2010 South Hams District Council published the Site Allocations Development Plan Documents (DPDs)

These DPDs identify sites for needed development of housing (especially affordable homes), employment and associated community facilities to 2016 and beyond.

There is a six week public consultation period. Representations must be received by 4.00 pm on Friday 11 June 2010.

The DPDs are available electronically on the Council's consultation portal: http://consult.southhams.gov.uk/portal and on the Council’s website: www.southhams.gov.uk.

The council encourages those who wish to make representations to do so electronically via the Council’s consultation portal. It is recommended that representations made by other means should also use the representation form. The form and guidance notes can be downloaded from the Council’s website and can also be photocopied.

Village survey

Village survey

Geoff Broom has compiled the results of the December 2009 survey of the concerns, opinions and proposals of those villagers who responded to the questionnaire. We owe a big thankyou to Geoff for his hard work.

Read and comment on the village survey

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council there was a lively discussion with the SHDC representative Bridget Green, about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. An important announcement was that the deadline for comments has been extended to the end of this week. Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams District Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE. Please copy your comments to the Parish Council, and if you wish, to the housing debate comments page on this website. The next opportunity for consultation will be after more detailed plans are published, some time in March.

A summary of the debate and a longer account of the history of this affair is described here:
Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford
From that page there is a link to a page for public comment.

Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council there was a lively discussion with the SHDC representative Bridget Green, about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. An important announcement was that the deadline for comments has been extended to the end of this week. Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams District Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE. Please copy your comments to the Parish Council, and if you wish, to this website. The next opportunity for consultation will be after more detailed plans are published, some time in March.

There was a good response to this questionnaire. There will be a meeting in the Village Hall on Friday, 12 February at 8pm, where the results will be presented and debated. Everyone is welcome.

Village questionnaire

There was a good response to this questionnaire. There will be a meeting in the Village Hall on Friday, 12 February where the results will be presented and debated. Everyone is welcome.

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council there was a lively discussion with the SHDC representative Bridget Green, about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. An important announcement was that the deadline for comments to Forward Planning at SHDC has been extended to the end of this week. Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams District Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE. Please copy your comments to the Parish Council, and if you wish, to this website. The next opportunity for consultation will be after more detailed plans are published, some time in March.

The history of this affair is described here:\\

The South Hams District Council released on 24 Dec 2009 a plan for new housing in the village. This proposes building on land not previously identified as a possible site for building, though SHDC has retrospectively changed the map originally issued in May 2009. The history of this chaotic exercise in participatory democracy is spelt out on the South Hams Council page of this website.

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council (NOTE 20:00 at the school) a SHDC representative will respond to comments and questions about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. The history of this affair is described in the link below.

There is a very short deadline for sending comments on this matter to the SHDC: 10 February 2010. Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams District Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE. Please copy your comments to the Parish Council, and if you wish, to this website.

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council (19:30 at the school) a SHDC representative will respond to comments and questions about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. The history of this affair is described in the link below.

Discussion of building plans for Harbertonford, at the Parish Council meeting

Discussion of building plans for Harbertonford at the Parish Council meeting

At the February 9th meeting of the Parish Council a SHDC representative will respond to comments and questions about the planned expansion of Harbertonford with about 60 new houses. The history of this affair is described in the link below.

The South Hams District Council released on 24 Dec 2009 a plan for new housing in the village. This proposes building on land not previously identified as a possible site for building, though SHDC has retrospectively changed the map originally issued in May 2009. The history of this chaotic exercise in participatory democracy is spelled out on the South Hams Council page of this website.

The South Hams Council has released (24 Dec 2009) a considerably different plan for new housing in the village. This proposes building on land not previously identified as a possible site for building, though SHDC has retrospectively changed the map originally issued in May 2009. The history of this chaotic exercise in participatory democracy is spelled out on the South Hams Council page of this website.

There is a very short deadline for sending comments on this matter to the SHDC: 10 February 2010. Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams District Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE.

Update 25 January 2010 Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

The South Hams Council has released (24 Dec 2009) a considerably different plan for new housing in the village. This proposes building on land not previously identified as a possible site for building. The details are on the South Hams Council page of this website, where you may post your comment. See also the October Parish Council Minutes (bottom of page 1) for the latest activity on this matter.

Your comments should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE. The deadline is 10 February 2010.

View looking east over Harbertonford.

Update 24 December 2009 Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

The South Hams Council has released (24 Dec 2009) a considerably different plan for new housing in the village. The details are on the South Hams Council page of this website, where you may post your comment. See also the October Parish Council Minutes (bottom of page 1) for the latest activity on this matter.

See the October Parish Council Minutes (bottom of page 1) for the latest activity on this matter. There seems to be nothing new on the South Hams Council website.

See the October Parish Council Minutes for the latest activity on this matter. There seems to be nothing new on the South Hams Council website. Your comments, which can include proposals for alternative or additional sites, should be sent to the Forward Planning Department of South Hams Council, Contact Number: 01803 861234, Email: forward.planning@southhams.gov.uk. Address: Forward Planning, South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes Devon TQ9 5NE.

Survey of the needs and aspirations of the village community

See the October Parish Council Minutes

Survey of the perceived needs of the village

The December newsletter was delivered with a questionnaire to find villagers' views on how to improve the experience of living here. If you need another copy for other people in your household, or if you have lost it, you can download a pdf version, print it out, fill it in and deliver it as described in the document.

Enjoy village fun day - Sunday 19th July. See the newsletter for details

Enjoy village fun day - Sunday 19th July. See the newsletter for details

Enjoy village fund day - Sunday 19th July. See the newsletter for details

There is more information on the South Hams Council page of this website, where you are also invited to post your comments, additionally to sending them to the council. You should also copy your remarks to the Harberton parish council.

Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

Harbertonford is a village of about 300 houses, 5 km south of Totnes in the region of the South Hams. It lies in the valley of the Harbourne river which is a tributary of the Dart. The river has a steep gradient and has served a string of water mills. Upstream is the latest major construction in the village - the flood defence dam, which does close its sluices occasionally. So the village has remained dry. The picture shows the village centre: the post office stores, with an unusually broad and interesting assortment of things to eat and the tamed Harbourne river in the foreground.

There will be a meeting at Harbertonford school on Tuesday 23 June at 19:30.

Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford - important update

There will be a meeting at Harbertonford school on Tuesday 23 June at 1930.

Lee Bray who leads the SHDC Forward Planning Team will speak at the meeting and answer questions.

The background to this meeting is that the South Hams District Council has issued a map of places around Harbertonford where new houses could be built. This map has been drawn up without us taking much notice of a development which would profoundly affect the character of the village. We really need to wake up. Not necessarily to stop development but to ensure that it enhances the quality of life in this village. There is more information on the South Hams Council page of this website.

The South Hams District Council has issued a map of places around Harbertonford where new houses could be built. This map has been drawn up without us taking much notice of a development which would profoundly affect the character of the village. We really need to wake up. Not necessarily to stop development but to ensure that it enhances the quality of life in this village. There is more information on the South Hams Council page of this website.

Proposed sites for new housing in Harbertonford

The South Hams District Council has issued a map of places around Harbertonford where new houses could be built. This map has been drawn up without us taking much notice of a development which would profoundly affect the character of the village. We really need to wake up. Not necessarily to stop development but to ensure that it enhances the quality of life in this village. There is more information on the South Hams Council page of this website.

Click on the heading for detailed information

Harbertonford open studios 2009

Harbertonford open studios 2009

23,24,25 May 10am-6pm daily

You are invited to come and see a wealth of art and craft on show, with intriguing gardens to explore. The village hall offers refreshments/lunches, live music and an art/craft raffle.

Ample free parking at village hall, school and around the village. Maps available from village shop.

Exhibiting artists

Village Hall 1

Marian Ash - indigo-dyed textiles
Sylvia Beattie - botanical painting
Cheryl Beattie - photography
Steve Pratt - oil painting
Avril Pratt - watercolours
Annie Lyne - jewellery
Iris Millward - hand-made poetry tiles
Chris Naylor - photography
Lin Simonon - the craft of recycling

Woodcourt Studio 2

Sara Gilbert - painting
Graham Gilbert - photography
Kari Furre - sculpture

Open Studios

3 Nigel Cameron - painting and sculpture
4 Suzy Fasht - painting
5 Fiona Simes - painting
6 Sue Deakin - drawing and printmaking
7 Gwen Attwood - willow baskets
7 Miriam Summers - painting and illustration
8 Sophie Gurney - painting and printmaking
9 Workshop Sarah King - Shibori fabric-dyeing workshop,

    11am - 1.30pm daily, £20 plus materials, 
    booking essential 01803 732354  

Leaflets with maps available from village shop.

Events

Ceilidh with the Mooncoin Ceilidh Band –Sat. 31st Jan. (from 7.30pm) at the Village Hall. Tickets cost £7.50 each (this includes supper) and are available from Geoff or Lynda (731097). this is a fundraiser for the nature reserve.

The parish council invites contributions to the Community Appraisal Report, which is due for revision in 2009. The council deadline is 28 February 2009. Read the council notice and participate if you wish.

News

The parish council invites contributions to the Community Appraisal Report, which is due for revision in 2009. The council deadline is February 2009. Read the council notice and participate if you wish.

The local naturalist and writer Gordon Waterhouse will be leading a tour of the nature reserve upstream from the flood defence dam. Evening of 29 May - see the calendar for details.

The local naturalist and writer Gordon Waterhouse will be leading a tour of the nature reserve upstream from the flood defence dam. Evening of 29 March - see the calendar for details.

The home page is not editable. Contact the webmaster if you want to write on it.

There was a meeting 2 May to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. There was an open road demonstration at 10:00 on Saturday 3 May.

There was a meeting 2 May to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted on the Newsletter page. There was an open road demonstration at 10:00 on Saturday 3 May.

Pictures below, and join the discussion on the opinions page.

There was a meeting 2 May to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted on the Newsletter page. There is an open road demonstration at 10:00 on Saturday 3 May.

There is a meeting to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted on the Newsletter page. The meeting is at 19:00 Friday 2 May in the school and make space in your calendar for an open road demonstration at 10:00 on Saturday 3 May.

Harbertonford is a village of about 300 houses, 5 km south of Totnes in the region of the South Hams. It lies in the valley of the Harbourne river which is a tributary of the Dart. The river has a steep gradient and has served a string of water mills. Upstream is the latest major construction in the village - the flood defence dam, which does close its sluices occasionally. So the village has remained dry. The picture shows the village centre: the post office stores, with an unusually broad and interesting assortment of things to eat and the tamed Harbourne river in the foreground.

This site is a wiki, which is maintained by the whole community. Don't be shy about contributing - you can easily edit, and erase, your contribution.

This site is a wiki, which is maintained by the whole community. Don't be shy about writing on it - every contribution is reversible.

There is a meeting to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted on the 'newsletter' page. The meeting is at 19:00 Friday 2 May in the school and make space in your calendar for an open road demonstration at 10:00 on Saturday 3 May.

There is a meeting to discuss the hazardous pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted on the 'newsletter' page. The meeting is at 19:00 Friday 2 May in the school and make space in your calendar for an open road demonstration on Saturday 3 May.

There is a petition calling for a 20MPH speed limit in the village and a light controlled pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted in the shop. There is a meeting 19:00 Friday 2 May in the school and perhaps an on road demonstration on Saturday 3 May.

There is a petition calling for a 20MPH speed limit in the village and a light controlled pedestrian crossing. More exact information is posted in the shop. There is meeting 19:00 Friday 2 May in the school.

There is a petition calling for a 20MPH speed limit in the village and a light controlled pedestrian crossing. More information in the shop.

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Totnes Young Farmers Club will be selling bags of dung - on the afternoon of Saturday 1 March at 1400 in the school car park. £2 per bag. If you want a lot, you can order from Tom Cleave 07974 021 401. You will be doing your garden good and also the charity 'Hearing Dogs for Deaf People'.

Totnes Young Farmers Club will be delivering bags of dung - on the afternoon of Saturday 1 March in the school car park. Don't know exactly when, but you can order from Tom Cleave 07974 021 401. You will be doing your garden good and also the charity 'Hearing Dogs for Deaf People'.

Totnes Young Farmers Club will be delivering bags of dung - on the afternoon of Saturday 1 March in the school car park. Don't know exactly when, but you can order from Tom Cleave 07974 021 401

Totnes Young Farmers Club will be delivering bags of dung - on Saturday 1 March in the school car park. Don't know when, but you can order from Tom Cleave 07974 021 401

View looking south west over Harbertonford. Click on the image to enlarge it.

View looking south west over Harbertonford. Click on image to enlarge it.

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A group of villagers wants allotments, Read more about it here, and join the group if you wish.

As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close.

There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their proposals here.

As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close. There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their work here.

A group of villagers wants allotments, Read more about it, and maybe subscribe here.

Recent news

As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close. There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their work here.?

Recent news: As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close. There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their work here.?

Recent news: As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close. There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their work here.?

A group of villagers wants allotments, Read more about it, and maybe subscribe here.

Recent news: As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close. There is a group of villagers who are drawing up a management plan for the land upstream from the dam. Read and comment on their work here.

Harbertonford is a village of about 300 houses, 5 km south of Totnes in the region of the South Hams. It lies in the valley of the Harbourne which is a tributary of the Dart. The river has a steep gradient and has served a string of water mills. Upstream is the latest major construction in the village - the flood defence dam, which does close its sluices occasionally. So the village has remained dry. The picture shows the village centre: the post office stores, with an unusually broad and interesting assortment of things to eat and the tamed Harbourne in the foreground.

Recent news: As a result of the imminent threat of flooding on December 8th, Bryn Williams of the environment agency has posted an explanation of how, and when, the dam sluices will close.

Note: Because of recent vandalism (October 2007) all pages are password protected. To contribute, contact the webmaster.

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Visit our local artists and craftspeople. The standard is very high. There are brochures at the post office. A group of six local artists has decorated Woodcourt Studio with their recent work, so drop in between 10:30 and 17:15 but not on Monday 23 Oct (Woodcourt Lane, beyond the village hall).

Local people are welcome to advertise on this website, but most haven't yet done so! So please: Harbertonford creators, create your own page on this website. Ask the webmaster if you are unsure how to do it.

Visit our local artists and craftspeople. The standard is very high. There are brochures at the post office. The exhibitors are welcome to advertise on this website, but most haven't yet done so! So please: Harbertonford creators, create your own page on this website. Ask the webmaster if you are unsure how to do it. A group of six local artists has decorated Woodcourt Studio with their recent work, so drop in between 10:30 and 17:15 but not on Monday 23 Oct (Woodcourt Lane, beyond the village hall).

Visit our local artists and craftspeople. The standard is very high. There are brochures at the post office. The exhibitors are welcome to advertise on this website, but most haven't yet done so! So please: Harbertonford creators, create your own page on this website. Ask the webmaster if you are unsure how to do it.

Nine days of art 21 - 29 October 2006

Visit our local artists and craftspeople. The standard is very high. There are brochures at the post office. The exhibitors are welcome to advertise on this website, but haven't yet done so! So please: Harbertonford creators, create your own page on this website. Ask the webmaster if you are unsure how to do it.

The site is managed by Tim Padfield: tim@padfield.dk telephone 01803 732962

See the Opinions page for an interesting discussion about the flood control dam, initiated by Rosemary Tingle of The Environmental Agency.

Recent contributions: See the Opinions page for an interesting query from Rosemary Tingle of The Environmental Agency.

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This site is a wiki, which is maintained by the whole community.

Note particularly that if you want to announce an event on a day that already has a calendar entry, you have to edit the headline of the existing announcement, by clicking on it and then clicking 'edit page'. Put a pipe symbol | or a slash / to separate the two announcements.

Harbertonford is a village of about 300 houses, 5 km south of Totnes in the region of the South Hams. It lies in the valley of the Harbourne which is a tributary of the Dart. The river has a steep gradient and has served a string of water mills. Upstream is the latest major construction in the village - the flood defence dam, which did work one day in November this year. So the village has remained dry. The picture shows the village centre: the post office stores, with an unusually broad and interesting assortment of things to eat and the tamed Harbourne in the foreground.

This site is a wiki, which is maintained by the whole community. It is open to contributions put on by local people and from local enterprises and clubs.

To contribute for the first time, go to the page How to use this site

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And note that Harberton Cricket Club's Murder Mystery, also scheduled for Saturday night, has been POSTPONED until next year.

Don't miss The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - showing on Saturday night at the Village Hall. Details here?

Don't miss The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - showing on Saturday night at the Village Hall. Details in the calendar

Note that if you want to announce an event on a day that already has a calendar entry, you have to edit the headline of the existing announcement, by clicking on it and then clicking 'edit page'. Put a pipe symbol | or a slash / to separate the two announcements.

If you have a local business you can make a page just for yourself, linked to the Local Businesses page. If you wish, this personal page can be password protected by the webmaster so that only you can edit it. You can upload pictures, if they are less than 100Kb file size. Uploading pictures is not so simple, so ask the webmaster if you have trouble.

The site is managed by Tim Padfield: tim@padfield.dk telephone 01803 732962\\

The site is managed by Tim Padfield?: tim@padfield.dk telephone 01803 732962\\

The site is managed by Tim Padfield?: tim@padfield.dk telephone 01803 732962\\

Please sign your entry.

This new site starts up with the information in the monthly newsletter, mostly in the Harbertonford Newsletter page, but we expect villagers will quickly begin to contribute to all the pages listed in the menu.