About Beaford Parish Council
Serving the rural community of Beaford in North Devon with dedication, transparency, and a commitment to local democracy.
Our Mission
Beaford Parish Council exists to represent the interests of our local community and to ensure that the voice of Beaford residents is heard in local government decisions. We work tirelessly to maintain and improve the quality of life for all who live, work, and visit our beautiful parish.
Our council is committed to transparency, accountability, and inclusive decision-making. We believe that effective local government starts with listening to our community and working together to address the challenges and opportunities that face our parish.
What We Do
• Maintain local amenities and public spaces
• Represent community interests to higher authorities
• Manage local planning and development concerns
• Support community events and initiatives
• Oversee parish finances and budgeting
• Coordinate with local services and organizations
Council Members
Gillian Underhill — Chairman
Email: gunderhillbeafordpc@outlook.com
Carolyn Steer — Vice Chairman
Email: csteerbeafordpc@outlook.com
Angela Snell — Clerk
Email: asnellbeafordpc@outlook.com
Simon Berry — Hall Representative
Email: sberrybeafordpc@outlook.com
Richard Huxtable — Footpath Representative
Email: rhuxtablebeafordpc@outlook.com
Robert Pearce — Councillor
Email: rpearcebeafordpc@outlook.com
John Davies — Councillor
Email: jdaviesbeafordpc@outlook.com
Mary Ritson — Councillor
Email: mritsonbeafordpc@outlook.com
About Beaford
Beaford is a charming village located in North Devon, England. With a rich history dating back centuries, our community has maintained its rural character while adapting to modern needs and challenges.
The parish encompasses not only the village of Beaford but also the surrounding countryside, including farms, woodlands, and historic sites that contribute to the unique character of our area.
Our community is home to approximately 500 residents who value the peaceful rural lifestyle, strong community bonds, and the natural beauty of the Devon countryside.
The Parish Council works to preserve this special character while ensuring that essential services and infrastructure meet the needs of current and future generations.