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From 1st April 2024 there will be changes to the bus service through Devauden.
Following a successful campaign by Devauden bus users and others on the route, the Council have agreed not to cut the number of weekday services. There will also be an increase of one service each way on a Saturday. This has long been argued for by the Friends of the 65 Bus as it will encourage walkers, tourists and other visitors to use the Saturday service.
The new bus service will be operated by Newport Bus and, unfortunately, most of the drivers currently employed by Monmouthshire County Council will not transfer to the new operator. Local residents, Trevor and Cathy Pilling, are organising a collection to show appreciation to the hardworking and helpful drivers.
The Chepstow Walkers Are Welcome Pathcare team has begun work on improving the footpaths around Devauden.
In late 2023 Chepstow Walkers Are Welcome agreed to work with Monmouthshire County Council and look after a section of the county with regards to the public rights of way network.
A group of local residents has recently formed the Llanishen Area Public Rights of Way Project. The group aims to ensure that the public right of way network in and around the village of Llanishen is clearly signposted, accessible and well maintained for the enjoyment of residents and visitors to the area.
St James Church invites you to become a part of history by sponsoring a slate to help fund the much-needed renewal of the church roof.
The Devauden Short Mat Bowls Team have scored an impressive victory by winning the Monmouthshire County League 22/23 Season.
The Welsh Government's Deputy Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism has agreed to the provision of £157,920 Event Wales funding to support the growth and development of the Devauden Festival from 2023 to 2025.
The build up to this year's Devauden festival is well underway and the event has received national recognition on BBC News.
A memorial service will be held for Anthony Meredith at 11:30 on Thursday 22nd June at St. James Church, Devauden.
Sadly Cath Richards, a stalwart member of our community, passed away on Wednesday 22nd March.
Covert speed monitoring conducted in Devauden during February reveals that most drivers are ignoring the new limit.
Did you know that you can report potholes in local roads directly to Monmouthshire County Council using the My Monmouthshire App?
The mobile post office service has now finished and the van will no longer be visiting Devauden.
Sadly, Robert Greenland, who has represented Devauden Ward as County Councillor for many years, died peacefully at home on 9th August.
On Monday 25th July a convoy for 4x4 vehicles passed through Devauden on its way to Ukraine and stopped to collect donations that local residents had taken to Devauden Shop.
The road between St Arvans and Devauden was the location for some dramatic events on 11th July as a TV production company filmed speeding cars and a fight scene for the forthcoming crime thriller “Wolf”.
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