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Teignbridge District Council has launched a Coronavirus Support Hotline to help people who are feeling isolated, or who need help, support or other advice to get them through the COVID-19 lockdown period.  The number is 01626 215512 and is open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm (excluding bank holidays).

The Parish Council is working closely with Westbank Community Health and Care to help support the community to meet needs arising from the Coronavirus Pandemic.  Westbank Community Health and Care have taken the lead in co-ordinating our response.  Their contact details are: 

IF YOU NEED HELP - 01392 307683 

IF YOU CAN HELP - 01392 307684 

For the latest health information and advice, visit the NHS website.

Learn about the government response to Coronavirus on gov.uk

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Kenton is a small village located near Exeter, the county town of Devon, England.

Kenton is known for its medieval castle, Powderham Castle, the home of the Earls of Devon. The Castle was built between 1390 and 1420 by Sir Philip Courtenay. The Castle remains in the hands of his descendant, the Earl of Devon.

We have created a video library for Carers covering all sorts of health information. To view the video library, please click here.

The church is dedicated to All Saints and is a fine building of the 14th century. It is built of red sandstone and the arcades are of Beer stone. According to John Betjeman "the full-aisled Devon plan at its best". The tower is handsome and the rood screen is massive and stately with ancient colour and a good series of figure-paintings. The pulpit is medieval and the reredos is by Charles Eamer Kempe.

The village has the usual features including a pub, two renowned restaurants, a sub Post Office and all within a few steps of the village owned (free) car park.

There is a village hall that has been awarded a **A rating and is complete with kitchen and bar and has two room – the traditional village hall and a smaller ‘committee’ room - both rooms are available for hire at reasonable rates.

Kenton is unusual in that it is twinned with two towns – St.Lambert-du-Lattay in the Loire region of France and Linkebeek near Brussels in Belgium.

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