Emergency AED's can be found in four locations in the village in cabinets on the outside wall:
Galmpton Village Institute
No access code required
The Manor Inn
No access code required
Galmpton United Football Ground
No access code required
Dolphin Boat Yard Office (Galmpton Creek)
Ring 999 for access code
The Information kiosk at The Roundings has both information about the village and second hand books to borrow.
Galmpton Residents Association was formed in the early 1960's to promote, enhance and preserve the rural nature of the village. Membership is open to everyone who lives in Galmpton.
The GRA is the official consultation body with Torbay Council and other agencies. The GRA recently sponsored the purchase and commission of the telephone kiosk at the Roundings as an information kiosk (see links below).
Chairman: Rose Wallace: rjwallace1958@gmail.com
Secretary: Ian Sharratt: isharratt@hotmail.co.uk
This free independent community magazine is delivered to addresses in the Galmpton area. It contains a useful monthly "Whats On" in the area.
If visitors require a copy they can be found in The Manor Inn information area.
An informative document (last updated in 2019) and based on an analysis of the distinctive characteristics and assets of Galmpton’s built environment, the statement is intended to demonstrate the good design which will conserve and enhance these assets.
The aims of the design statement are to:
• identify the distinctive features of the village that create its identity and are valued by its residents
• urge all proposed development to sensitively accommodate these features and respect the Conservation Area which incorporates the built heritage and open rural context of Galmpton village.
A private dedicated Facebook page regularly posts items of relevance to residents of Galmpton and the surrounding area.
Ring 999 (life in danger or a crime is happening now) or 101 for a (non emergency)
Email for routine enquiries BRIXHAM@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk