Clawton Parish Council
Meetings are held 6 times a year, usually on Monday evenings in the Parish Hall at 7.30pm.
The last formal Parish Council meeting was on Monday 11th January 2021 (held by Zoom due to Covid restrictions). Normal public meetings will resume as soon as restrictions allow. They are held at 7.30pm in the Parish Hall. Agendas will be available from the clerk the week before.
To contact the Parish Council:
Mrs Sally Whitehead
Beer Hill House
Clawton
Holsworthy
EX22 6QN
Telephone: 01409 254748
Email:
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Clawton Parish Council has 7 members:
Mr Paul Grafton (Chair) 01409 271456 Mrs Alison Sharp (Deputy Chair) 01409 259424
Mrs Irene Ellis 01409 271371 Mr Adrian Mitchell 01409 271258
Mr Roger Mitchell 01409 253679 Mrs Maralyn Bailey 01409 271315
Mr Nigel Stacey 01409 222467
Useful Links
District Councillor: Mr Peter Watson email:
County Councillor: Mr Barry Parsons email
Agendas
Agendas are published at least 3 full days before each meeting and are posted on village notice boards. You can view by clicking on the link below.
Minutes
Minutes of each meeting are published in draft and are subject to approval at the next meeting. You can view the latest minutes by clicking on the link below.
Planning
The Parish Council is asked to comment on planning applications that are either in Clawton. or that will affect the Parish of Clawton. You can view the log of recent applications by clicking on the link below. Application details can be seen on the Torridge District Council site - see link above right.
Past minutes
Past minutes
Past Accounts
Clawford Vineyard Planning Application
This proposed development consists of 140 lodges, 22 camping pods, 7 eco-glamping tents and 9 floating lodges, with utility building and swimming pool and spa. Basic details are downloadable from the links below and more detail is available on the Torridge website (go to Planning and search for Clawford).
The proposed development is wholly within Ashwater Parish and their Parish Council has responded as has Clawton Parish Council (see the Torridge Planning website).
While clearly this is a major tourist development on our doorstep which will inevitably affect us it will also presumably create a significant number of jobs and bring much-needed money into the area.
Several Parish Councillors visited the site on 28th October - see notes below.
The application is till being considered (as at 10th January 2021).