Directory of Feniton Resources

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Feniton, population about 1520, is a village west of Honiton, Devon, England.

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• Alexander Paul Antiques

  http://www.alexanderpaulantiques.com/
  Offering antique farmhouse tables and other items of furniture with services in French polishing, restoration and cabinet making. Includes searchable gallery, and contacts for workshop and showroom in Fenny Bridges.

• Allwood Buildings Ltd.

  http://www.allwoodtimber.co.uk/
  Timber frame buildings for a range of purposes including houses and schools. Includes technical design services for bespoke projects at works towards Talaton.

• Feniton FC

  http://www.fenitonfc.co.uk/
  Village football club. Profile includes history, fixtures, the teams and location.

• Feniton Primary School

  http://www.feniton.devon.sch.uk/
  Provides the school history, projects, information on administration Otter Valley Federation.staff, curriculm, activities, calendar and newsletter archive, contacts and location.

• Forest Produce

  http://www.forestproduce.com/
  Suppliers of fresh specialist ingredients for chefs, such as fresh truffles, caviar and foie gras. Profile, details for clients, blog, social media links, and contacts for deliveries from Cornwall to Cheltenham.

• GENUKI: Feniton

  http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/Feniton/
  Genealogical research information about Feniton.

• Horseshoe Taxis

  http://www.horseshoetaxis.co.uk/
  Service for the Honiton, Ottery St Mary and East Devon, specialising in Exeter Airport transfers. Profile includes their fleet, safety policy, local destination links, and contacts based at Fenny Bridges.

• Louvigny & Feniton Twinning Association

  http://www.feniton.org.uk/
  Information on the two villages, current activities and how to get involved.

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