A Village on the Blackdown Hills
Welcome to Hemyock Saturday, May 26 2018 @ 03:14 am BST
Parish Council meetings are open public meetings and are held on the First Wednesday of every month. The meetings take place in the Forbes lounge at the Parish Hall and usually commence at 7.30 pm. The accessibility of the Parish Hall is given on their page here
Everyone is welcome to observe the meetings and to contribute during public participation.
If there is an issue in the Parish that you are concerned about, or an idea you would like to share with us then please let us know. Either attend one of the meetings, phone or email a Councillor or the Clerk
The Parish Council is the voice of the parish to local and ultimately central government, if we don't know what you want then we can not speak for you.
The Agenda for any forthcoming meeting is put on the official noticeboards next to the Spar and in the village Car Park before each Meeting and details are given below.
The Minutes & Agendas of meetings are held here
Your Councillors are listed here. Councillors are all unpaid volunteers, we have one part-time salaried Clerk.
Here is a link to a BBC page listing your national representatives (MP and MEPs).
Here is a link to the Police Crime website for this area.
There is a page with useful environmental links here.
You can find out what Planning Applications are being processed by Mid Devon District Council and when by looking at their web site here. You can find details of any Planning Application, once you know its number, either from the link above or from the statutory notice displayed on the site by searching here.
28th March 2014 - Following MDDC's Local Plan Review - click here for a copy of the parish council's feedback.
Protocol for recording meetings
Staff
Finance
Accounts Information 2016-2017
Declaration of Published Accounts
Notice of Date of Commencement of period for the accounts for the year ended 31st March 2017
Statement with details of public rights (section 26 & 27 Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014)
Annual Return ending 31st March 2017 - with explanations and bank reconciliation
Expenditure over £100 year ended 31st March 2017
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2017
Account Information 2015-2016
Declaration of Published Accounts
Statement with Details of Public Rights
Notice of Date of Commencement of period for the accounts for the year ended 31st March 2016
Annual Return ending 31st March 2016
Explanations and Bank Reconciliation
Expenditure over £100 year ended 31st March 2016
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2016
Account Information 2014-2015
Annual return ending 31st March 2015
Account Information 2013-2014
Annual return ending 31st March 2014
Hemyock Tomorrow (Parish Plan)
Hemyock Walks using Public Rights of Way
General Comments Housing Needs Survey 2016
Newsletter Issue 1 - April 2016
Newsletter Issue 2 - September 2016
Come along to the Annual Parish Meeting - Friday 27th April, 7pm - Parish Hall.
Meeting opens at 7pm with displays around the hall and the formal presentations start at 7.30pm.
Cheese & Wine.
Everyone welcome.
DON'T FORGET - FREE DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING NEXT TUESDAY 30TH JANUARY 7-9PM at HALF MOON INN, CLAYHIDON
Defibrillator Training
Tuesday 30th January 7-9pm
Half Moon Inn
Working with Clayhidon & Culmstock Parish Council, Hemyock Parish Council invites you to attend a free defibrillator training session. The three parishes lease the defibrillators from South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust and it provides an annual training session as part of the package. Last year the event was was held in Hemyock. This year it is Clayhidon's turn and Lynda Higgins from the Half Moon Inn has kindly offered her function room for the event.
Please come along and find out how to use the defibrillators and what to do etc.
Thundery downpours in places. Warm and humid.
A dry start for early risers, but showers will soon affect many parts. Thundery downpours could be torrential in places and it will feel warm and humid. Maximum temperature 25 °C.
Thunderstorms are likely to continue for some of the night, though these should ease in many places through the early hours. Muggy. Minimum temperature 12 °C.
Warm and humid, and mostly cloudy. Most places will stay dry through the day, though there may be a few showers. Maximum temperature 24 °C.
A continued risk of thundery downpours through this period, though a lot of warm sunny spells too.
Sourced from the Met Office