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recent events
North Devon Folk Choir's rendition of Joy to the World at the Winter Concert. The event raised £357 after costs towards upkeep of the church.
Farmer Christmas Parade! Huge thanks to the Cafe for sponsorship!
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Primary school choir carols outside the pub (with thanks to Emma Twyman)
Over £100 raised for the Devon Air Ambulance at Mulled Wine and Mince Pies in the Square - well done to all organizers, and all who braved the mizzle to make it a success!
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Lots of fun for all at the Friends of KN School Xmas Fair - and Carly Cook walks away with the first ever Golden Spoon bake-off award!
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Wreath making! Where were all the men?
Ping pong is back! Inaugural night at the Hall went well - more sessions to come!
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welcome
Welcome to the Community Website for Kingsnympton
Martin Pailthorpe
website co-ordinator
Whether you are a local or a visitor, this is the place to find information about the village and surroundings, and an insight into the community.
Maybe you're moving into the area and would like to introduce yourselves or find out about what's going on in the community. Maybe you need a specialist in a particular area of work. You can find this and much more in our pages and directory listings.
To help you to become more sustainable we're got a section on lowering your environmental impact - including recycling everything from bubble wrap to laptops and buying from local independent shops
If you are visiting the village we have extremely informative sections on the local history, places to eat and places to sleep! You can even take a tour of our virtual village to explore before you get here!
Many of the recommendations are based on personal preferences - so if there are eateries, days out or tradespeople you think we should be featuring, do let us know. The same goes for what's ons and important notices for the `Latest Information' box at the top of the page.
Much of the information here was written by John Barnes, who set up the original site. But there are always new aspects to village life that we should reflect, so if you feel there is anything missing just get in touch.
Also, check out, follow and contribute to our Community Facebook Group
