Cullompton Town - Official Website

Hi Steve
Just passing through and reading up on where my ancestors were living in the 1700's. Well done on the website cousin (I guess we must be related somehow as my 4 X great grandmother was a Hellier born 1789 in Sampford Peverell). I will make a visit at some stage to Cullompton. Only got as far as Uffculme last time.

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Frances Dore

Signed on: Tue 14 Dec 2004 09:17:00 GMT

Thank you for giving us the chance to learn more and also keep up on whats happening in our town. We orginally came to devon eighteen years ago have lived both in Exeter and Dawlish and then moved to Cullompton over three years ago,we live in Bilbie Close and have always wondered where the name came about now thanks to the website we are pleased to know that Thomas Bilbie was a well known member of the town. Please help us get our pool! THANKS AGAIN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[Thank you for your nice comments,there are many working on getting pool. Merry Xmas - moderator]

DAVID GREENING

Signed on: Thu 25 Nov 2004 19:53:58 GMT

THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE A PAIN COMING FROM CULLY TO THE MOTORWAY, AND ALSO ARE TO TIGHT FOR LORRIES COMING AROUND THE CORNER FROM IANS FISH BAR

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Pete Holloway

Signed on: Sun 14 Nov 2004 00:09:40 GMT

Only just noticed Cullompton has a new website! I really am losing track of whats going on these days. I filled out your surveys, are the results being used by the council in anyway, or are they solely for the website?

I feel that the town would greatly improve if there were some way to pedestrianise the high street. Although I realise that this would be near impossible to do. But there are only so many traffic calming initiatives and zebra crossings you can put in a town surely.

Also, myself and a few other 'band type' people are looking at putting out a CD at some point with a collection of Cullompton-based bands on. So if anyone knows of any bands interested in this, then feel free to email me and we will get back to you about it.

[The reults of survey are passed out on email to subscribers to Newsletter, also feedback does go to councillors, press etc. Good Luck with the bands - moderator]

Beverley Kerslake

Signed on: Wed 10 Nov 2004 16:07:04 GMT

Hi I have an interest in Cullompton as my family orginate from there. My Great Grandad Charles & his brother Robert (Robert emigrated to Canada in around 1910-1912 & was buried in the Somme in around 1914-1916)originally came from your town. Charles did an apprenticeship in Exeter for I think Sheet Metal Work.
If you know of any body that may links with my family please contact me on my email address.

Looking forward to hearing from someone soon

Thanks
Bev

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Peter Mayhew

Signed on: Sun 07 Nov 2004 13:14:34 GMT

Dear Sir,
Congratulations on your resourceful website on the Cullompton Town.

I wish to bring to your attention the following hyperlink, as it appears that the website has closed:
Links - Local Towns Tiverton Website.

Whist I'm on the topic of Tiverton, you may wish to include a link for www.tivertonuk.co.uk which could be of interest to your visitors.

Kind Regards

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Irene Schurter

Signed on: Fri 29 Oct 2004 23:46:52 BST

Greetings from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
This is my first time visiting your lovely website and it is 'lovely'. My fraternal aunt used to live in the area so am paying a sentimental visit via internet.

[Why not pay us a real visit, we would welcome you - moderator]

Chris Phillips

Signed on: Wed 20 Oct 2004 15:27:27 BST

Hi, I like the website, and especially the amount of user configuration available.
Like the new guestbook, etc.
Just a note to the web designer, how would i go about starting up a small business in web design?

Thanks

Christian Phillips
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http://www.xbox-network.co.uk

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John Sparks

Signed on: Fri 15 Oct 2004 23:56:38 BST

Visited your town many times in my hunt for family history I find your site very informitive well done very pleased to see you have information from Roy Blackmore on the history pages he does know his subject make as much use of him as you can and if he can spare the time for I know Roy Blackmore is renowned the world over for his knowledge of the Moors and Blackmoors and a great many other great west country families all the best for the future
John E Sparks South Wales.

[Thank you for your comments -we are only a small group of volunteers, Roys help is much appreciated - moderator]

Signed on: Wed 22 Sep 2004 21:25:52 BST

Good website,but noticed some of the information regarding for example Brownies and Dentists are now out of date.
Thought this might be a helpful comment.

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