Members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team attend a drop in at St Sidwells Centre in Sidwell Street Exeter most Wednesdays between Midday and 1PM, subject to operational requirements.

Please come along and let us know of any concerns you may have in the local area or just to say hello. If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

We will drop in to the dicussions held once a month.

Chatterbox is the community café run by the church, with volunteers from the wider village.

It has a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and lots of local people use it regularly.  We used to meet in the Village Hall, but while they are having their major refurbishments, we are moving to the Community Centre – the old school on the main road.
It is open every Friday morning between 9am - 12 noon. Parents, why not pop in after you have dropped your children at school? There are plenty of toys for toddlers.

Later in the morning some of the older residents take their place! It’s a good place to come and meet friends, or just enjoy a cup of coffee while you read one of the newspapers kindly donated each week by one of our regulars.

As well as fair-trade tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cold drinks; we offer toast, crumpets and home-made cakes and cheese scones, made and donated by staff and customers.

You are welcome to borrow books and jigsaws from our library.
There are no fixed prices – customers are welcome donate whatever they wish. Our vision was to offer this service to the community, and we are encouraged that for the 7 years we have been open, each year the finances have just broken even – God’s provision in practice!

Do come and join us - meet old friends, make new ones. A warm and chatty welcome to all.

For more details please contact chatterbox direct

Members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team attend a drop in at St Sidwells Centre in Sidwell Street Exeter most Wednesdays between Midday and 1PM, subject to operational requirements.

Please come along and let us know of any concerns you may have in the local area or just to say hello. If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

We will drop in to the dicussions held once a month.

Chatterbox is the community café run by the church, with volunteers from the wider village.

It has a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and lots of local people use it regularly.  We used to meet in the Village Hall, but while they are having their major refurbishments, we are moving to the Community Centre – the old school on the main road.
It is open every Friday morning between 9am - 12 noon. Parents, why not pop in after you have dropped your children at school? There are plenty of toys for toddlers.

Later in the morning some of the older residents take their place! It’s a good place to come and meet friends, or just enjoy a cup of coffee while you read one of the newspapers kindly donated each week by one of our regulars.

As well as fair-trade tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cold drinks; we offer toast, crumpets and home-made cakes and cheese scones, made and donated by staff and customers.

You are welcome to borrow books and jigsaws from our library.
There are no fixed prices – customers are welcome donate whatever they wish. Our vision was to offer this service to the community, and we are encouraged that for the 7 years we have been open, each year the finances have just broken even – God’s provision in practice!

Do come and join us - meet old friends, make new ones. A warm and chatty welcome to all.

For more details please contact chatterbox direct

Subject to operational requirements, members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team do their  best to attend some of the local events scheduled by the Polsloe Community Association. We have no fixed dates at the moment, but we will post any further information on our Exeter Neighbourhood Team Facebook and Twitter accounts .

 For more information on Polsloe Community Association events, please click on the following link: https://polsloecommunityassociation.wordpress.com/page/

 

Members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team attend a drop in at St Sidwells Centre in Sidwell Street Exeter most Wednesdays between Midday and 1PM, subject to operational requirements.

Please come along and let us know of any concerns you may have in the local area or just to say hello. If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

The Hub is a youth club for any youngsters from across Exeter who are in school years 7 to 9. It is organised and run by The Beacon Youth which is part of Isca Church. Local Police Community Support Officers will visit the club regularly to speak with youngsters and youth leaders.

We will drop in to the dicussions held once a month.

Chatterbox is the community café run by the church, with volunteers from the wider village.

It has a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and lots of local people use it regularly.  We used to meet in the Village Hall, but while they are having their major refurbishments, we are moving to the Community Centre – the old school on the main road.
It is open every Friday morning between 9am - 12 noon. Parents, why not pop in after you have dropped your children at school? There are plenty of toys for toddlers.

Later in the morning some of the older residents take their place! It’s a good place to come and meet friends, or just enjoy a cup of coffee while you read one of the newspapers kindly donated each week by one of our regulars.

As well as fair-trade tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cold drinks; we offer toast, crumpets and home-made cakes and cheese scones, made and donated by staff and customers.

You are welcome to borrow books and jigsaws from our library.
There are no fixed prices – customers are welcome donate whatever they wish. Our vision was to offer this service to the community, and we are encouraged that for the 7 years we have been open, each year the finances have just broken even – God’s provision in practice!

Do come and join us - meet old friends, make new ones. A warm and chatty welcome to all.

For more details please contact chatterbox direct

Members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team often attend the 100 Club on a Friday evening, subject to operational requirements.

If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

Members of the local Neighbourhood Police Team attend a drop in at St Sidwells Centre in Sidwell Street Exeter most Wednesdays between Midday and 1PM, subject to operational requirements.

Please come along and let us know of any concerns you may have in the local area or just to say hello. If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

Members of your local Neighbourhood Police Team regularly attend this event, subject to operational requirements.

Please come along and let us know of any concerns you may have in the local area or just to say hello. If we are unable to attend and you would like to speak to us, please do so by contacting us on 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website

We will drop in to the dicussions held once a month.

Chatterbox is the community café run by the church, with volunteers from the wider village.

It has a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and lots of local people use it regularly.  We used to meet in the Village Hall, but while they are having their major refurbishments, we are moving to the Community Centre – the old school on the main road.
It is open every Friday morning between 9am - 12 noon. Parents, why not pop in after you have dropped your children at school? There are plenty of toys for toddlers.

Later in the morning some of the older residents take their place! It’s a good place to come and meet friends, or just enjoy a cup of coffee while you read one of the newspapers kindly donated each week by one of our regulars.

As well as fair-trade tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cold drinks; we offer toast, crumpets and home-made cakes and cheese scones, made and donated by staff and customers.

You are welcome to borrow books and jigsaws from our library.
There are no fixed prices – customers are welcome donate whatever they wish. Our vision was to offer this service to the community, and we are encouraged that for the 7 years we have been open, each year the finances have just broken even – God’s provision in practice!

Do come and join us - meet old friends, make new ones. A warm and chatty welcome to all.

For more details please contact chatterbox direct