Published: 11 February 2026
Help Keep Our Parish Roads Safe, Clean & Well‑Maintained
What is the Road Warden Scheme?
The Road Warden Scheme is a Devon County Council partnership that enables local councils and community groups to carry out approved minor works on or around the public highway. All work is voluntary and chosen by the community
Why Volunteer?
– Make a visible difference in your local area
– Free DCC‑approved training
– Public liability insurance provided by DCC (when following guidance)
– Priority consideration for the Highway Maintenance Community Enhancement Fund
– Help protect wildlife, improve safety, and enhance our shared spaces
What Tasks Can Volunteers Do?
– Light pothole repairs (below DCC intervention level)
– Clearing weeds and vegetation, Grass cutting and verge management for wildlife
– Cleaning road signs , Repairing fingerposts
– Cleaning drainage features (e.g., gully gratings)
All tasks must be pre‑agreed with the Neighbourhood Highway Officer.
Who Can Volunteer?
Anyone nominated by a parish or community organisation who is willing to receive the necessary training and work within the Road Warden arrangements.
– Support & Training Provided – Safety and skills training – Guidance on risk assessments
– Insurance cover for approved activities
Interested in Helping? Join our friendly local team and make a real difference to the place we live.
📩 Contact: clerk@beaworthyparishcouncil.gov.uk, 07990712484, at www.beaworthyparish.com