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Curry night at Sampford Courtenay is back.

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There's lots going on in and around Sampford Courtenay.

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A group of friends wanting to find out more about the Place they live in.

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At Sampford Courtenay Village Hall

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Buster Keaton Silent Movie with Live Music by Roger Cleverdon

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It's time for Charlies Conker Challenge!

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SAVE THE DATE - 30th November!

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Prayer Book Rebellion 475 round up of year’s events and exciting news about the inaugural meeting of Sampford Courtenay and Honeychurch Time Travellers

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If you are visiting our beautiful village with your dog please read.

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Come and enjoy a game of table tennis in Sampford Courtenay Village Hall.

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Please click for more info how you can raise funds for The Village Hall when you shop online.

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Ladies that Lunch meet at the New Inn, Sampford Courtenay.

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Sampford Courtenay parish

The parish of Sampford Courtenay comprises a pretty conservation village surrounded by more than 8,000 acres of beautiful Devon countryside. Sitting just off the northern slopes of Dartmoor, we are about six miles from Okehampton and within easy reach of the rest of Devon and northern Cornwall. Historically, the village is famous for being the place where the Prayerbook rebellion of 1549 started and where the rebels made their final stand.

In his book, Devon, published in 1954, WG Hoskins said, "The village is cheerful, neat and clean with much whitewashed cob and good thatching." He could be writing today. Sampford Courtenay is full of pretty thatched cob cottages, nestling in peaceful, unspoilt countryside, with a welcoming, characterful pub, a lively village hall and an impressive grade I-listed 15th-century church at its core.

Sampford Courtenay parish is home to approximately 600 people, with about 200 living in the village. We are a real and engaged community. A variety of events take place in the village hall throughout the year and an active congregation supports the church.

Take a look at https://www.sampfordcourtenay-pc.gov.uk/events-calendar to find out what's going on.

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Visiting Sampford Courtenay? There's plenty to see and do.

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