The Parish Council are keen to get feedback from residents of their experiences during Storm Goretti which will help write the Feock Parish Community Emergency Plan. This feedback will help establish what the Parish Council can practically do to help residents during a similar incident in the future and also to provide information to residents about what they can do to be better prepared in the event of another storm. As well as holding drop in sessions on 21st February acros

The Parish Council are running informal drop in sessions for residents in each of the 3 main villages in the parish to feedback their experiences during the storm which will help write the Community Emergency Plan the Council are putting together. This feedback will help establish what the Parish Council can practically do to help residents during a similar incident in the future and also to provide information to residents about what they can do to be better prepared in the

National Grid will pay compensation for the loss of electricity supply due to Storm Goretti automatically to eligible customers, you do not have to do anything to receive payment, this will be sent to you by cheque. To claim additional costs for things such as damage or equipment hire costs due to the power cut you need to fill out the form at this link https://customer.nationalgrid.co.uk/severe-weather-claim-form Please: for loss of food in freezers National Grid direct you

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Location: Byway 10 and Bridleway 9, Feock Timing: 6th January 2026 to 30th January 2026 (07:30 to 18:00 hours) Contact: Scott Edwards at Classic Builders Ltd on 07794844578 Please click the following link to view a map and associated documents: https://one.network/?tm=GB146591123

The local Community Speedwatch team need more volunteers to help with speed checks in the parish. Below is a link which tells you more about the work they do and what is involved. Click here for more information