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^{Free car parking between 4pm – 6pm in the following NDC car parks}

NDC will be introducing 2 hours free parking from 4pm – 6pm in the following 6 car parks to be effective for the national lockdown period as of 05/11/2020.

South Molton Central

Cattle Market

Tuly Street

Queen Street

Bear Street

Wilder Road, Ilfracombe

This has been agreed in order to support local businesses during the second period of lockdown by allowing a set period of free parking at a designated time in order for customers to make use of click and collect and other services introduced by businesses. Allowing it from 4pm will have the least amount of impact on any lost income.

Zoom Meetings

We will now be holding our meetings over Zoom. For details for the Town Council Meeting please see the Town Council page. For other meetings please contact the Town Clerk for further details on joining them. Tips on how to use Zoom is on our new COVID-19 Advice page.

PRESS RELEASE COVID-19 UPDATE FROM 5TH NOVEMBER 2020

Following the announcement that there is to be a second lockdown commencing at 1 minute past midnight on Thursday 5th November, South Molton Town Council have taken the following decision regarding the operation of the Pannier Market during this period.

The Thursday Pannier Market is suspended until further notice.

The Saturday Pannier Market will continue to trade between 9.30am – 2pm but in line with government restrictions. This means that only essential food based traders will be in attendance.

We will continue to review the announced opening hours above for the period of the lockdown.

RE-OPENING OF THE AMORY CENTRE

The Amory Centre is open on Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from 9am – 5pm, Wednesday 9am – 4.30pm. The North Devon Council will be available on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9am – 5pm. These times will be reviewed. Social distancing is in place in the Amory Centre, and there will be no entrance to the library from East Street.