Welcome to the website for the village of Lydford in Devon. Here you will find current information of goings on in the village and also information on things to see, places to stay, where to eat and why you should visit.
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Bacon Butty, Cake and Coffee Morning – Saturday 28th February
Saturday 28th February 10am -12.30pm at The Nicholls Hall. Enjoy a bacon or sausage bap and add an egg if you wish to go mad. Join friends for and a chat. The February lucky number draw will take place at this event. Card payments accepted and well behaved dogs also welcome.
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Next Nicholls Hall Meet and Eat – Tuesday 3rd March
The new Lunch club at Nicholls Hall takes place on the first and third Tuesday of the month. The next meeting will be on Tuesday 3rd March 2026. 3 courses for £8.00 Or Soup £3 Main course £4 Dessert £3 Gluten free and vegetarian options available on all courses Please contact Ellie to book on…
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Sources of grant funding – February 2026
The following sources of potential funding are being circulated for public awareness – Small grants – King Charles III Charitable Fund Grants for social inclusion and health and wellbeing projects, to registered non profit organisations. Closing date for applications is 11th February How to apply | Stanley Smith (UK) Horticultural Trust Grants for improving or restoring…
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Extra security against Cyber attacks
The latest advice from Neighbourhood Watch experts. FREE EXTRA SECURITY FOR YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS When it comes to your home, we all know the routine: lock the front door, check the windows, leave a light on connected to a timer switch, and maybe set the alarm if you have one. We do it to protect…
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Home Energy Advice
The council has been in contact with Better Housing Better Health a local charity who work with people who might be in need of advice on their energy uses at home. They can help residents who might otherwise be at risk of living in fuel poverty to access advice and support. Their website contains a…
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Combat online fraud
159 works in the same way as 101 for the police or 111 for the NHS. It’s the number you can trust to get you through to your bank safely and securely, every time. So if you think someone is trying to trick you into handing over money or personal details – stop, hang up and…
