Great Torrington Business Types A-Z
Please click link below for an A-Z of the many business types Great Torrington has to offer:-
Please click link below for an A-Z of the many business types Great Torrington has to offer:-
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner has approached the Town Council and asked for a Councillor to be nominated as a representative on their Councillor Advocate Scheme. The scheme currently has around 150 nominated advocates.
The Councillor Advocate Scheme is just one element of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s (PCC) Police and Crime Plan and aims to better connect the police, the public and the commissioner.
The advocate will receive regular updates and briefings as well as opportunities to have access to;
We hope this role will help increase communication between the Town Council and the Police Service and be of benefit to the wider community. The Town Council’s Advocate is Cllr Di Davey.
In and around Great Torrington we are very fortunate to have some wonderful areas of countryside for us all to enjoy. To ensure these areas can be appreciated by everyone, we have been asked by Devon County Council to remind folk of the following points.
Looking to make a change and get healthy?
We know it can be difficult to know where to start. Perhaps you are a smoker who would like to cut back or even give up for good? Or you might want to aim for a healthier weight but can’t find the time or motivation. Do you need support to get more active? And are you worried about your drinking? Whatever your goal, OneSmallStep can help.
OneSmallStep is the service set up and funded by Devon County Council to guide and support you through small steps to change. By looking at the process in small steps, we believe it can be much more achievable!
OneSmallStep offers support when and how you need it with information, advice and guidance available online, by telephone and through face to face coaching so you can start making small changes to feel healthier today.
Would you like help and support to;
Quit smoking?
Reduce your Alcohol intake?
Achieve a Healthy Weight?
Become more active?
If the answer is yes, get in touch with OneSmallStep.
Our support is FREE and available to Devon residents in ways that suit you, either; online, on the phone, video call or face-face*.
You can take your first step to a healthier lifestyle by:
Logging on to the OneSmallStep website www.onesmallstep.org.uk
Emailing us at: [email protected]
Texting the word QUIT to the number 60777 (charged at standard text rate)
or calling 01392 908 139 to speak to one of our friendly team
Please follow OneSmallStep on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/1stephealthy
And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onesmallstep_18/
for helpful tips, motivation and support.
*Face to face provision is subject to government guidelines in relation to Covid-19.
For quick and easy ways to report Crime, Dog Fouling and Fly Tipping please see flyer below:-
Fiware4Water is a project which aims to implement innovative approaches that empower customers towards water efficiency, through the use of smart meters. In the UK, the University of Exeter is partnering with South West Water (SWW) and the UN World Water Quality Alliance (UNWWQA).
Great Torrington has been chosen to pilot new smart meter technology as part of this project. Customers in this region will be given access to a smart phone application displaying their water consumption. They will be able to see how much they are paying for water, compare their consumption against others, set consumption targets and receive leak alarm notifications. SWW will use the data from these smart meters to locate and respond faster to household leaks in the area and derive relationships between consumption and the weather (e.g. rainfall) via an internally accessed web application. Research has shown that metered customers use significantly less water than customers who are not metered. The project team expects that increased visibility of water use behaviour will drive an even larger reduction in a customer’s water consumption. The benefits of which will be realised by SWW with a lower overall demand on resources and treatment requirements, and by the customer with a lower annual water bill.
The Project Team will be announcing details soon of a launch event at which SWW customers in Great Torrington will be invited to take part. For more information, please follow this link to the Fiware4Water website: https://www.fiware4water.eu/
Please click link below to view our Promotion Document for Great Torrington – Your Town Depends on You!
| Organisation | Representative for 2025/2026 |
| Area Advisory Group | Cllrs Smith & Cloke |
| Building Preservation Trust (Town Hall) | Cllrs Mills & Parish |
| Cavaliers | Cllr Cloke |
| Chamber of Trade | |
| Churches | Cllrs L Bright & Cloke |
| Community Development Trust | |
| Conservators | Cllr Maisey |
| Dementia Friendly / Memory Cafe | Cllrs Cloke & Mills |
| Early Years | Cllr L Bright |
| Fair Trade | Cllr B Callaghan-Martin |
| Futures Group | |
| Food Bank | Cllrs B Callaghan-Martin & Maisey |
| Heritage Groups | Cllr Mills – Museum, Dig the Castle, Cllr Smith – TVR, Rolle Canal |
| Mayfair Committee | Cllr Allin |
| Men’s Shed | Cllr Parish |
| Plough | Cllr Maisey |
| Police Liaison | Cllr Mills |
| Police & Crime Commissioner Advocate | Cllr Smith |
| Regeneration Board | Cllr Isaac |
| Sporting Groups | Cllrs Parish |
| Torrington 100 | Cllr Insull |
| Torrington in Bloom | Cllr Cloke |
| Torrington Silver Band | Cllr B Callaghan-Martin |
| Youth Groups | Cllr Mills |
| Torridge District Councillors | Cllrs C Bright, L Bright & Smith |
| Lead Members | Representative for 2025/2026 |
| Economic Development | Cllr Parish |
| Education | Cllr Cloke |
| Highways | Cllr C Bright |
| Housing | Cllr Mills |
| Licensing | Cllr C Bright |
| NHS/Health and Wellbeing | Cllrs Brown & Insull |
| Planning | Cllrs Cloke & Smith |
| Uniformed Emergency Services | Cllr Mills |
| Social Media | Cllr Allin |
If you have a non-urgent matter that you wish to bring to the attention of your Local Policing Team, the easiest way of contacting them is as follows :
Go to this Devon and Cornwall Police web-page here – https://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/your-area/
On that page go to the Find your Local Policing Team box.
Fill in either the relevant location or post-code, or use the drop down menu to select the appropriate Neighbourhood.
Click the Search button.
Details of the Local Policing Team will then be displayed, along with a box allowing anyone to send a message to that team.