The Village Hall

Concert in the Village Hall Village Hall Chairman:
Carol Coles,
(Gatehouse Farm, 810169)

Village Hall Bookings:
Steve Carreck,
(1 Mill Cottages, 810868)

To find out what’s happening in the Village Hall, click here to view our bookings and events calendar.

News and Events (click on title for full details)

Jazz Evening in the Village Hall
The excellent John Shillito and his Riviera Ramblers will be performing in Peter Tavy Village Hall on Saturday 30th November. Check them out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0y8uT4VDSs Cost £15 / £14 concessions – includes pasty supper and tea/ coffee – or BYO Place limited – to book call 01822 810868.
All aboard for Village Hall Coach Trip to Truro
We’re hoping to organise a Christmas Shopping coach trip to Truro on Saturday 23rd November, leaving Peter Tavy at 9.00am, and leaving Truro at 5.00pm for the return trip. There’ll also be a pick-up in Tavistock. We need to be sure that we can fill the coach,so PLEASE BOOK YOUR PLACE BY 9th NOVEMBER. To […]
Fitness Classes in the Village Hall
Dave Coles has launched a new Fitness Class – designed for all ages and abilities – in the Village Hall on Wednesday evenings at 7.00pm. First meeting is on Wednesday 7th August at 7.00pm.
Needle Felting Class
Tuesday 22nd October 7.00pm – 9.00pm: Another opportunity to join Julia Terry’s Needle Felting Class – Come along to try this easy craft and make something special for Christmas. £10 per head, including tuition and all materials. To book, call Jayne on 810277 (preferably eve.). Places are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Whist Drives
7.30pm: Whist Drive in the Village Hall Our season of whist drives re-starts on Tuesday September 10th, and continues on each second Tuesday of the month. Come along and enjoy playing whist – whether you are a beginner and want to learn, or are more experienced. £3 per head to include tea/coffee and biscuits – and […]
Lily Neill – The Story of the Harp
Our next VIA concert – on Saturday 19th October will be LILY NEILL – “The Story of the Harp”. Lily is an internationally-acclaimed harpist who, as a child, played for President Clinton and with Irish supergroup “The Chieftans”. She has toured widely, from Toronto to Tatarstan! Her show presents the musical history of the harp, […]
Bulk Buy Fuel Loans
We know living without mains gas can be expensive. If you rely on oil, Calor gas, LPG, wood or coal to heat your home, we may be able to help you to spread the cost of your bulk buy over six months* Find out more: call 01823 461099, or email enquiries@wrcic.org.uk Your local, not-for-profit lender […]
Soup & Dessert Lunches and Messy Church
Come and join the fun at Peter Tavy Methodist Church at our… SOUP LUNCHES – meet up with friends and neighbours for a chat, and enjoy delicious soups and desserts between 12.00 noon and 1.30pm on the following Thursdays: 14th February; 14th March; 11th April; 9th May MESSY CHURCH – fun, friendship and learning as […]
Accidents at the A386 Junction
The Council raised a Freedom of Information request regarding the junction of the A386 with the road to Peter Tavy asking just how many accidents have there been at this junction? The request has now been answered and we are told that there have been FOUR incidents in the last ten years. The Council is […]
Planning Applications
Don’t forget that you can view planning applications in Peter Tavy on the DNPA website at http://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/living-and-working/planning
Don’t Forget the Mobile Library!
The Mobile Library Service van calls every four weeks, stopping at the bottom on Church Lane on a Wednesday morning, once a month, from 10.00 to 10.30am. The van carries a range of books for adults, teenagers and young children, including Large Print titles and audio books, and can order in any particular books you’re […]
Report a Pothole to Devon County Council
A reminder that you can “Report a Pothole” to Devon County Council on www.devon.gov.uk/roadsnadtransport/report-a-problem They like a photo to be added, but this is not essential. The pothole should be “over 40mm deep and greater than 300mm wide” (That’s 1 ¾ “ deep and 11 ¾ “ wide if, like me, you still work in old […]

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