

Welcome to Abbotskerswell, a picturesque Devon village full of history and character. Its position on a map can be deceptive. It is in a quiet valley, well away from the hustle and bustle of the larger towns and their roads, but is also very convenient for the seaside and all the major facilities and stores that one would expect of much more highly populated places.
This close-knit community of around 800 homes is enormously active in many different ways as well as being warmly welcoming to newcomers and visitors. You can see photos of some of our events by clicking here and videos here.
The village has many amenities including a school, two pubs, a village shop, cricket club, a hair salon, beautician, veterinary centre, café / emporium, church and sports facilities including a recreation ground with football field, allotments, children's play ground, tennis court and skateboard park.
There are three public meeting places; the Village Hall, Church House and the Parish Rooms. There are also many interesting historical features including a dozen thatched cottages, an original well, and a Quaker burial ground.
Please enjoy this website and do comment on it or suggest how it can be improved.
Monday, 30 April 2012 17:36
Newton Abbot Police will be holding regular Surgeries in the Village Hall from the 5th May,
Tuesday, 27 March 2012 08:33
Following our recent campaign to challenge the siting of the Southern Option development plan for Newton Abbot Area, and the true number of homes required. Please find below an update from Teignbridge Council. Abbotskerswell Parish Council are delighted that Teignbridge will be revisiting the number of homes needed and look forward to receiving their findings.
The Parish Council would like thank everyone involved for their support in writing to the council and participating in the drop in sessions in response to this significant proposal impacting our village.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012 08:48
An update on the progress of the consultation with the public on Teignbridges Core Strategy proposals for the Newton Abbot and Abbotskerswell area

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