Welcome to Our Parish Website
​​Our vibrant parish villages - Thurlestone, Bantham and Buckland - are nestled in the dramatic coastline of South Devon. No matter what the season, this is one of the most beautiful areas of natural diversity and stunning scenery. It offers numerous activities and enjoyment to young and old alike.
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​Our site is focused on informing both our community and visitors. ​​​You will find a wealth of information ​towards our local activities, attractions and services, all helping to explore and maximise the enjoyment and delights of this unique area.

  • ​Villages steeped in history with churches, village shops and local pubs.
  • Rugged coastlines with unspoiled beaches.
  • Fantastic surfing facilities and other water sports activities.
  • River Avon winding its way out to sea with breath taking views to Burgh Island.
  • Coastline golf course for members and visitors.
  • Fabulous hotel, guest house accommodation and lettings.
  • Memorable coastline and country walks for exercise and taking in the stunning beauty of the area.
  • A thriving active residential community with schools and amenities that are the envy of other villages that visitors will enjoy too!​​​
​You can watch a short video, shot by a local resident, showing the beauty of our parish by clicking the button below.
DAAT Community Night Landing Site Now Operational
Formal Opening Event on Wednesday 20th November at 6.00pm in the Yeo Room, Parish Hall Thurlestone. Followed by lights switch on at the site.
Everyone Welcome!
NOTICE OF PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION
Totness Constituency
SEE HERE
MODBURY ROAD CLOSURE
SEE HERE
CALLING LOCAL MICRO  BUSINESSES TO HELP!
SEE HERE
THE LAST BANTHAM BOAT Built at Coronation Boat House  Bantham

​SEE VIDEO HERE
​IN THE GALLERY

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THURLESTONE'S PAST IN POSTCARDS
17 MORE ADDED!
Worth a look!​
SEE  HERE

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GEOLOGY OF THURLESTONE BEACH
Worth a look!
​See HERE

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PARISH COUNCIL HISTORY
Want to see the first recorded minutes in 1897?
​SEE HERE

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