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The Sherford Consortium is a partnership between award-winning national housebuilders, Taylor Wimpey, Countryside Partnerships & Vistry Housebuilding, which includes Linden Homes and Bovis Homes.

Please contact your housebuilder directly with any issues regarding your home. If your query relates to bin stores, contact your housebuilder if you do not yet have a management company.

The role of the Trust is to help support the sustainable growth and economic development of Sherford’s community. It is funded by the Sherford Consortium under the requirements laid down in the
S106 agreement and partially through residents’ fees.

Residents of Sherford are invited to contribute their ideas and
suggestions to the Trust which exists to support their community to develop in a sustainable way – and residents can apply for a grant
scheme to support community initiatives.

Different management companies look after different elements of
Sherford. All residents get information about their management company when buying their home.

Charges are dependent on the type of property and there are different payments for different purposes, including parcel specific charges, community facilities charges, and a contribution to the Sherford Community Trust.

Communal areas: Mainstay is responsible for maintaining
the completed external communal areas. Taylor Wimpey completed parcels are managed by Mainstay. Linden Homes and Bovis Homes: completed parcels are managed by either FirstPort, Gateway, or Trinity.

For parcels not yet completed, contact your housebuilder directly.

Council-run services may be provided by Plymouth City Council or South Hams District Council, depending on where in Sherford you live. Some services are also provided by Devon County Council.

You will be notified by your relevant Local Authority after moving in.

Council-run services may be provided by Plymouth City Council or South Hams District Council, depending on where in Sherford you live. Some services are also provided by Devon County Council.

You will be notified by your relevant Local Authority after moving in.

Council-run services may be provided by Plymouth City Council or South Hams District Council, depending on where in Sherford you live. Some services are also provided by Devon County Council.

You will be notified by your relevant Local Authority after moving in.

Any a crime or anti-social behaviour must be reported to Devon and Cornwall Police so that it can be logged, investigated, and dealt with.

Five ways to report any issues:
1. Criminal activity must always be reported to the Police
by calling 999
2. Anti-social behaviour can also be reported by calling
the 101 non-emergency telephone number
3. Visit www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/contact and
use the online form
4. Visit the same website and use the live web chat function
5. Email 101@dc.police.uk