Community in Bovey Tracey

Newsletter 7 September 29th

Teignbridge Community Project

Do you fancy taking part in some projects/activities with us?
If you would like to try your hand at some starter level activities such as; textiles, baking, arts & crafts, wood work, gardening, digital skills, hair & Nails, candle & jewellery making. Then we have all of the resources to facilitate that for you.
We offer it all in a really positive and relaxed environment.
You can book 1hour sessions at £10 per hour at times that are convenient to you. Please drop us a message if you would like to come and have a look around before signing up.

Find out more

Lego Club



Lunch Club



Bovey Tracey Activities Trust Monthly



Ancestry



Digital Skills reg



Youth Theatre Group



New 39 route



Brilliant Bovey



Spaces for Hire

k.einzig-pilling@boveytraceyyouthcafe.org

Better Places Supermarket

On Tuesday the 26th November we are proud to have launched a new Bovey Tracey Social Supermarket!
A place to get lots of affordable food for £4.50!
Help with the rising cost of living as well as reducing food waste.

It’s a first come first served system and we have no idea how many of you will come along, so please bear with us whilst we work out how much stock we need each week.
There will be a free table for donations too so if you need to clear space in your cupboards you know where to bring your unwanted food!
Please come and support.
Open from 3pm every Tuesday.

Brighter Horizons

We are a group for ladies over the age of 18, one of our facilitators will be at the door to walk through it with you, as we know it’s hard as we have done it ourselves.

We meet at Newton Abbot Library
Kettle on from 6.40pm
Meeting 7pm-9pm
Be lovely to see you

Carers Support Group



Community Venues for events



Bickington Community Fridge

Don't be confused (like I was!)...the community fridges in Bovey and Bickington are for everyone to use. Their purpose is to save food waste, not necessarily to save money (although it does do that too!). Pop along to your local community fridge and have a look. You will find food which should still be edible, within it's 'use by' life and still be great to consume.

Useful information

Better Housing Better Health (BHBH) is a not-for-profit service run by the National Energy Foundation, working to help residents living in or at risk of living in fuel poverty to access advice and support.

We are a service that is free of charge and open to all residents experiencing issues with keeping warm at home.

As part of our service, we have a helpline that’s free to call where our team can give valuable tips on how to stay warm at home, help to arrange free home energy visits, sign up those in need of additional support to the Priority Services Register and access grants for energy efficiency measures. We understand the physical and mental effects of living in a cold home, and we feel it is more important than ever to ensure everyone is living in a warm and happy household.

We also have emergency fuel vouchers worth £49 to assist residents who use a prepayment meter – these must be accessed via a support organisation such as yourselves.

We also work with numerous local authorities to manage their ECO Flex applications and have the security of our well-established Supplier Network, which makes up a list of certified and experienced installers.

Bovey Tracey Moor Socials

Moorland Community Caring Moor Socials.
Bovey Tracey Methodist Church, Fore Street, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9AD. 13:00-14:45 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month

Our Bovey Tracey Moor Social is a warm and welcoming space to meet people, enjoy a delicious lunch and a fun activity. We suggest a small donation of £4 to cover costs.

We will also be open every other week (2nd, 4th, 5th Tuesdays) for a warm space including hot drinks and refreshments. Donations welcome.

For more information call 01364 712013 or email info@moorlandcommunitycaring.org.uk

Find out more

Spud Club

Every Monday in Heathfield Community Centre during term time.

Social Supermarket

Coming to Bovey Tracey.
Get involved...You are important!!

Tuesday Hub



Yarn and Yabber!



Craft Events in Hennock

Please contact Angela for more details on
07921 768408
angbas95@gmail.com

Art Gallery Space



Widecombe Artisan Market



Citizens' Advice General

Info: Citizens Advice Bureau services are offered by video link in a private room at Bovey Tracey Methodist church on Tuesdays between 10.00am and 12.30pm. A volunteer will set you up with the link and then leave you to talk to the CAB advisor.

Bounce and Rhyme



Volunteers Needed



Attention All Men!

ATTENTION ALL MEN
If you are Male, over 16 and suffering with Mental Health Issues please join us today. You no longer have to feel alone, there is a place for you to turn.

Find out more

Methodist Church Activities



Appeal



Welcome to the Riverside



Growing Spaces