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Feock
Parish Council
Serving Carnon Downs, Devoran, Feock and Point & Penpol


Latest news


Fake "WhatsApp Gold" Messages Are Circulating Again
Message from Devon & Cornwall Police via Neighbourhood Alert. Messages promoting a supposed premium service called "WhatsApp Gold" are circulating once more. WhatsApp Gold is a scam. There is no official "WhatsApp Gold" version offered by WhatsApp or its parent company Meta. These messages are designed to trick people into downloading harmful software, revealing personal information, or compromising their device. How to Spot a Fake WhatsApp Gold Message Be cautious if a messa


⛱️ Sale of Loe Beach ⛱️
The Parish Council has been contacted by a number of residents who are concerned about the news that Loe Beach is currently for sale. Loe Beach is a much-loved and valuable community facility and we understand the strength of feeling about its future. The Parish Council will be discussing this at the September Parish Council meeting which will be held on: 📅Monday 21st September at 6pm (please note amended date) 📍Parish Council Offices (The Old Market Hall, Market Street, De


Bike repairs at this months Repair Cafe! 🚴♀️
We are delighted that The Cornwall Bicycle Project CIO will be joining us for Augusts Repair Cafe at The Hub Carnon Community Methodist Church, this Tuesday (25th August) from 10am to 11.30am. They will be offering basic repairs and MOTs. If you have a bike to bring along please bring it early in the session if you can to give time for it to be looked at.ages and abilities.


Hosepipe ban - effective 00:01am Saturday 8th August 2026
Message from South West Water: From 00:01am on Saturday 8 August, we'll be introducing a hosepipe ban, for all our customers in Devon, Cornwall, parts of Dorset and Somerset and the Isles of Scilly. The decision follows one of the driest periods in recent years, with rainfall across the South West remaining well below seasonal averages over many months, and leading to the Environment Agency declaring half of England, including the South West, in drought. This means that you m


Be wildfire aware
The warm, dry conditions are set to continue, just a reminder that Cornwall Fire & Rescue are still advising residents and visitors to: Avoid barbecues and bonfires - sparks can easily travel Extinguish cigarettes completely and dispose of safely Pack a picnic or pasty instead Take your rubbish home #WildfireAware #OutdoorFireSafety #BBQSafety
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