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Rural Broadband - Ed Vaizey hears our concerns… » As Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt defended his position to the Leverson Enquiry in the House of Commo...
£50,000 Making it Local - Funds available again! » A £50,000 cash injection from Defra means the 'Making it Local' grants scheme is now open a...
Cash for Village Halls, Shops and Pubs! » Thousands of pounds granted, but more still available to support rural parishes EAST Devon Distri...
Funds available for Trinity Ward Parishes... » EAST Devon District Council and Devon County Council have worked together to put the sum of £1.10 p...
Uplyme Parish Council - Annual Meeting 9th May 2012 » Annual Meeting of Uplyme Parish Council, at the Village Hall on Wednesday 9th May 2012, starts at ...
Combpyne-Rousdon - Annual Parish Council Meeting - Agenda » COMBPYNE-ROUSDON PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA MONDAY, 21 MAY 2012 8.00 P....
Uplyme Parish Magazine - May 2012 » EDDC takes out £84 Million loan… EDDC borrowed £84.4 million in a switch to self-financing as p...
12/0831/FUL - Charlesmead, Gore Lane, Uplyme » Construction of three storey extension including balcony. View full application details.
12/0909/LBC - Victoria House, Church Street, Axmouth » Replacement ceilings to lounge, bedroom, bathroom and portion of landing. Replacement of wall betwee...
East Devon Local Plan takes a step forward » EDDC is moving on to the next stage in its Local Plan process – creating the planning blueprint f...
12/0737/FUL - Shapwick Grange, Uplyme » Rentention of mobile home. View full appliication details.
12/0897/FUL - Moorside, Woodhouse Lane, Uplyme » Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of front extension. View full application detai...
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Trinity BroadbandHere are the contact details for the members of the Trinity Broadband Action Group. Formed in July 2010, this group is dedicated to solving the broadband connection problems  in Trinity Ward centred around Combpyne-Rousdon where a large area of the Parish can received no broadband service at all. The issue however also affects land areas to the north of Uplyme Parish in Harcombe and Raymonds Hill, and Axmouth Parish to the east of the Village centre and beyond.

 
# Name Position Phone Mobile Phone Number Fax
1 Rod Boyce Secretary - Trinity Broadband Action Group
2 Jan Jones Member - Trinity Broadband Action Group
3 Richard Keech Member - Trinity Broadband Action Group
4 Roy MacFarlane Finance - Trinity Broadband Action Group
5 Ian Thomas Chairperson - Trinity Broadband Action Group 07884 494474

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