Popular pages
Harberton Parish Hall
Village email circulation
Privacy policy
Harberton Church Community Fund
(own website)
Panto archive
Village diary
Discounted heating oil scheme
Picture galleries
Bed & breakfast
Self-catering accommodation
Church House Inn - the village pub
Property for sale
Harberton Cricket Club
Harberton businesses/trades
Roadworks and planned roadworks (DCC)
Really useful stuff
'Harberton Events' Facebook page
(external page for Facebook users)
Parish Magazine email contact
Conservation area map
Old maps
An Old Postcard Tale
Where is Harberton? (maps etc.)
Links
Contact Us

How can I report...?
See here for reporting fallen trees, dumped cars, fly-tipping, faulty street lamps, potholes, blocked ditches/buddleholes etc.
There is also an online pothole reporting facility on the DCC website.

www.harbertonfolk.co.uk
Folk concerts and information about traditional music in southern Devon

Church House Inn historical images

Site updated 11 November 2018

Welcome Pack
New to Harberton or thinking of
moving here? Click here

LATEST

Village diary updated

Privacy policy added

Parish Hall pages updated

Harberton businesses page updated /
Harberton B&B page updated

Our neighbours' websites
Ashprington & Tuckenhay
Avonwick & North Huish community website
Diptford
Diptford Parish Council
Harbertonford, (including Village Life newsletter - link corrected 30/10/18))
Halwell & Moreleigh community website
North Huish parish council website
Rattery village website
South Brent community website
South Brent parish council website

South Hams District Council
DCC monthly online news roundup
DCC community website

Website coverage area and history

Click the Devon flag to see how it came about.

What else is on the site?
Local weather, Totnes tide times, sunrise/sunset times
Harberton Parish Hall
Harberton Parish Council (own website)
Report a highway problem (DCC website; e.g. pothole, blocked drain, faulty street light and much more)
Harberton Church Community Fund
(updates archive)
Harberton & Harbertonford History Society (own website)
Three Rivers Mission Community - website for the combined parishes, of which Harberton (St Andrew's) is one
St Andrew's Church (general pages)
Harberton Parish Neighbourhood Plan
(link to Parish Council website)
Bus times (164 / Bob The Bus)
Sandbag information
Household refuse/recycling arrangements
Totnes Recycling Centre (times etc.)
Harberton & Harbertonford Community Land Trust
Planning applications (SHDC site, use 'Advanced Search')
Roadworks and planned roadworks (DCC)
Register of electors (access to)
Harberton Playing Field
Playing Field camping
Harbertonford Pre-School
Harberton Navy (Morris dancing)
Postal services & history
Postbox collection times
Policing (local community)
Police Community Support Officer (PCSO)
Broadband in Harberton
(fibre accounts now available for most)
Snow warden scheme
Fearns at Large (Martin & Liz Fearn's globetrotting)
Jonathan's Journey
(Jonathan Bean's travel diaries in Africa)
Village history
1977 Jubilee video (Youtube link)
History of Luscombe Cross
Coal deliveries
Conservation area
Allotments
Nature notes and pictures
Strawberry Fair
Estancia Harberton (Tierra del Fuego)
Estancia Harberton update (Fearns' visit)
Personal pages
Miscellaneous Harberton web finds
Harberton Auxiliary Unit Patrol (WW2)
Famous Harbertonians
Strange but true!
('Trouble In The Glen' updated)
Personal reminiscences
Local genealogy / history resources
Harberton, 21st June 1887
The First Harvey Book 1896
Timeline
Local name glossary
Harberton Feoffees
The "Holy" Well
Flood Management Scheme (2006)
Lower Blakemore Farm solar park proposal (2014/2016) - dismissed 23/3/16
Wind turbines etc. (2013)
Public notices
Obituaries

Your contributions and comments are welcome
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since 10 April 2006